How does this product affect paper products?
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As long as you don't injest anything it is alright but this product did not kill the bedbugs.
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It would probably depend on the type of paper. I've had good luck with it removing facial tissue 'fluff',
644912
Nothing. It wipes up easily and does not penetrate the paper. However you ca not put hot things on it.
698278
No , I have not had that problem like markers do. I think it might depend on the type of paper. but ordinary paper is good.
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Not completely sure, but it's pretty sticky stuff. You may have to use extra squares, depending on the size and weight of the paper. I would try it.
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Yes, if the paint you are using doesn't dissolve the surface of the paper, and if it doesn't crackle when you roll it back up. Wish I had thought of that.
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I have not noticed an effect on baking times, and for me, it does not cause burning on the bottoms of my cookies, etc. I like using this paper as it does not have chemicals in it, and the white parchment paper does; which can go into the product you are baking/cooking, etc.
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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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Paper is paper. When damp with humidity it tends to sag an does not retighten. I would also be concerned about mildew on thepaper in high humidity conditions.
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no and yesif you use recycled paper it tends to jam a little more than the regular standard paper.keith
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I haven't experienced any smearing on regular paper or matte card stock. They don't bleed, but you can see it through the other side of thin paper.
1990286
Hi Steve, We don't use it for paper. We cut sign products like Coroplast, plastic and aluminum, it works find on these materials, but the cuts could be cleaner.
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depending on the paper's thickness, the ink you apply to the paper may chip off if its really thick.
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I had never used this on paper before. I have used it to repair the surface of castings. In response to your question I took a piece of origami and sprayed it. The spray did not do any damage to the paper. The paper was left with a mild sheen. One coat did not make it stiff. Maybe more coats would make it stiffer. It did look like the paper had a protective coating.
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Hi Sandy - I've only used regular paper and only owned it for a few weeks. If it's any help, the user's guide (pg4) states: do not use paper which is highly textured or extremely smooth, or has a chemical coating. It does work for various types of paper...heavy, light etc. however.If you google "Brother hll8350 printer user's guide" the guide should come up. Page 4 goes into types of paper, envelopes, labels to be used. That said, I'm quite happy with the printer for my purposes. As someone else advised, I'd contact Brother Customer Service. Supposedly they are helpful.Good luck. Hi Sandy - I've only used regular paper and only owned it for a few weeks. If it's any help, the user's guide (pg4) states: do not use paper which is highly textured or extremely smooth, or has a chemical coating. It does work for various types of paper...heavy, light etc. however.If you google "Brother hll8350 printer user's guide" the guide should come up. Page 4 goes into types of paper, envelopes, labels to be used. That said, I'm quite happy with the printer for my purposes. As someone else advised, I'd contact Brother Customer Service. Supposedly they... » Read More Hi Sandy - I've only used regular paper and only owned it for a few weeks. If it's any help, the user's guide (pg4) states: do not use paper which is highly textured or extremely smooth, or has a chemical coating. It does work for various types of paper...heavy, light etc. however.If you google "Brother hll8350 printer user's guide" the guide should come up. Page 4 goes into types of paper, envelopes, labels to be used. That said, I'm quite happy with the printer for my purposes. As someone else advised, I'd contact Brother Customer Service. Supposedly they are helpful.Good luck. « Show Less
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It must not be functioning properly. It works real easy on both paper & card stock and construction paper as well.
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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)