I need 47 signatures to fit on this mat for graduation presents. Would this work?
2055059
unless it's just signatures and no messages...otherwise it will look too cramped. I wouldn't recommend it.
2055060
I would think so unless all are John Hancock signatures. The borders are about two inches all around that is 74 square inches of space.
2095378
I think it would work! I've seen some of those cards, and it would be perfect. I used it for shaker cards, but the plastic was too thick. Great idea, and since it is thicker, you would not need that much.
408157
Bob- if you have something to press into it to create a stamp it might work.
1308368
The product dimensions are 0.5 x 11.5 x 9.5 inches and the size is 11-1/2"W x 9-1/2"H x 1/2" D. If your notary book, stamp, and finger print pad are less than those listed then most likely yes. If they are larger than that you may have to keep looking for something that would work better for you.
8978
I think it would probably be overkill. This mat is probably twice as thick as the cheap foam mats. The foam mats will get ripped and crushed over time as well.
538195
I made a stamp with four lines. You can do that. I dont now if 30 characters is too much.
1542113
2 feet by 2 feet is pretty big for a mat shipped by mail? Take some tape and mark off 6 feet by 4 feet on the ground. Its a good size. I bought 2 packs and it was more than enough. Mats are good quality in my opinion.
2236235
Yes, the mat is made of a paper/cardboard like material that you can write on. I sign my photos on the mats, and pencils or pens work fine.
675324
I think the thickness would facilitate that...but...the ones I have are black and white check and I am afraid it would show through on the white checks and not show through on the black checks. If you get a dark solid color it might work.
584003
I think it would work great. I would suggest using a pressing cloth on top of the badge.
866322
Actually, I can answer this as a retired teacher as well as a user of these sheets. Yours is a GREAT idea - yes, sharpies definitely work [I just tested to be certain], you can draw on these and - as we both know - kids love this type of project. I do not know how many students you would have involved but with 2000 labels at your disposal :) it is very cost efficient. Good luck to you with your project and have a wonderful, much deserved summer break! - Sue in NH
142875
Yes, as long as the product you are proofing doesn't contain any solids - this should work for you.
1408728
I think it would work -- it is very sticky and the paper is a nice thickness -- good luck!
810757
Probably, but I think you might be happier with a different ( better constructed) stamp. I use these with my 4 year old grandson. I would use a different product if I were doing serious art.
2046757
I would recommend you get to the point of being able to do one, but it may still work. I could only do 1 or 2 when I got it. The bands that come with it gives a lot of resistance so it probably will work.
2233742
My answer would be yes. I have a self-inking stamp that fits easily in the smallest squares.
1072823
no, I don't think this is heavy enough for that application, and if you wanted a glossy finish - they would not be glossy either. so, they would not shuffle well. however if it is for a kid birthday or something, and you do not need it to be super heavy, or actually feel like playing cards, it might work OK.