will it take paper off stuck to a photo without damaging the photo? this is an old photo that was in a flood and had other things stuck to it.
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In theory, yes. It was invented for use with "scrapbooking" and is supposed to be safe for all surfaces. But, it's not to say that when it takes off what is stuck to your picture, that it may already be damaged by what the adhesive was. Again, as I always say when you're working with "treasured items", if you have a similar pic with the same situation, test it on that first. It has just never hurt anything on which I have used it. Hope this helped.
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The lamination is double sided. I have personally attached photos to a piece of card stock, then laminated them. I have done this for about 2 yrs and have not seen any damage over that amount of time.
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You could but if there's any humidity in your home the photos might fall off of the wall. Humidity can cause these stickers to lose some of their adhesive strength. Its definitely worth a try. Also if you leave the picture on the wall for a long time it might remove some of the paint.
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From my experience, if you cut the laminate all the way to the edge of the picture/paper it still remains laminated. The pouches adhere to either side of document or picture once you put it through the laminator.
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it does not come off of that "sticky paper". The whole thing is a sticker. That is why I am not happy with it at all.
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I just peeled it off the attached paper and stuck it to the wall. I didn't separate it. It would be too much work and I wasn't sure I would get it straight.
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I have used photo paper and it worked just fine...keep in mind I used the sheet feeder
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Never tried it remove it. But it sticks in like wall paper. So might be a mess to get it off
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No experience with scanning photos. We however scan large quantities of documents without issues of damage. The image quality is very good, but never tried with a photo. Sorry. That being said, photos tend not to be standard paper sizes and it does have the adjustable guides on the paper feeder, so I think that will help keep them lined up.
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Guys, If you use the 3M scotch velcro stripe you can remove them without marks or glue and holes on your wall and you can pull the picture off the wall without messing up anything including the picture and they re-stick without replacing the stripes so you can try, try again to line them. P.S Use a leveler and a #2 pencil just to hang them straight. mark the top of the picture for height and the side for straightness. Good Luck!
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Don't know about archive safe, but we've used this for a year now and not had a problem with pictures sticking.
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Like any other prepasted paper it can be removed. It is messy, much like applying, but can be done fairly simple. I have done it with this specific product with no issues.
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It may depend on the wall. I used it to tape up a photo on my wall, but my wall isn't completely flat and the photo fell down after 2 days.
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Newspapers work and no as long as the paper has soaked for a day or so it will bond. Paper needs air to burn so compressed paper doesn't burn that good. I found you will need to burn the paperlogs with wood logs 2or3 wood logs to one paper. They also create a good amount of ash. I also soaked mine with saw dust with no significant improvement. Hope that helps.
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i do not know. It never occurred to me that the plastic could damage my photos. They've been in the book for a year and they look ok...... I take them in and out from time to time and they're not sticking to the plastic or anything.
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You may have to put more glue on the paper before you put it back up again. It's great you will be able to use it again! I have used a glue that you mix up with water and it worked great.
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That's a good question. The problem with photos is you don't discover something is wrong until later when it is too late. Our wedding pictures have two parallel lines running across them, which were probably left by the wheels of the drying machine as they went through. You might go to a photo shop and ask if they have any paper you could slip between the photos. Good luck.