Does this paper leave glitter residue when touched? Ex: If you were to run your finger across the paper, would you have glitter all over?
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NO - it is WONDERFUL!!! No residue at all. Just remember that it IS cardstock and on the thicker side but I LOVE it.
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I found that even a fingernail scratch could mar this paper. I sold the house where I put it up, so I can't say how it held up long term, but I felt like I had to protect it. Unless it is in a lesser used bathroom. Kids would probably destroy it. It looks so nice, but sorry to say, I fear it is very easy to tear or mark up.
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I'm not sure if it's non-toxic and/or lead-free. And if you use glue and then put sparkle over the glue, it won't lose shine. But if you put clear glue over the shine, it will slightly dull it, but not a lot. I used this glitter for a resin project where I needed to add glitter to the back for a background so you could see it from the front. I used about 5 coats of acrylic gloss varnish and it still has a nice sparkle from the back (even though the project wasn't intended to be seen from the back). I love these glitters (although I don't really have any cheap glitters to compare them to).
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I haven't had it bleed through any of the papers I've used them on. Depending on the color you can possibly see a little bit of it on the bak side (if thin paper)
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I just put some water over a sheet I printed and it did not smear or run.....Hope this helps you, Bruce
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Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered... » Read More Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. « Show Less
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Not really. I just rubbed my hand really hard over both dresses and I had one speck of glitter on my hand.
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No it dose not leave residue. You have to let it dry after rubbing it on. It may take more than one coate to achieve your goal
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I dont think its thread that is glittered, its a ring around the circles, very small amt, and very secured. Lol...love this question. I hate glitter too! You are safe with these.
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this paper is thin vinyl coated paper and is also smooth. You would probably have texture showing through the paper. I returned it because it was not the thick vinyl that I needed to cover my texture.
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I've had this problem, too, and the only thing that works is to use an edge like the blunt end of a metal nail file or something similar to scrape it off. Or you can wet the item and see if the paper dissolves.
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Does not dry to the touch. It is very sticky, like tape. Would be great for covering the entire surface with glitter, but too much overspray to do small areas.
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In my experience, the paper does not leave smudges on other parts of the paper. Water colors do cover the Saran lines on the paper. I had used another transfer paper and it contained some sort of wax which the water color did not cover. Saran was recommended to me by my water color teacher.
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We've only used it for crafts with glue etc, but I don't know why it would be a problem, it's strictly fine glitter, it has been perfect for everything I've done with it.
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It doesn't apply smoothly - it goes on kind of like "liquid paper" goes on. I would try it, but it may scrub off eventually.
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Nothing. It wipes up easily and does not penetrate the paper. However you ca not put hot things on it.
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Hrm, actually maybe not. I've never really tried, but it is a white light, not a yellow light, so I have to imagine it isn't the kindest to glossy paper. But it could be totally fine. I'll have to see if I can find a magazine lying around to check.