I am going to use this a guest book at our wedding. Will I need to sand it prior or will sharpies hold up on the finsih well?
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I was burning a design into the wood and painting it, it's got this thin clear coat to it. I'm sure sharpie would stick but probably rub off over time, I'd sand it and when the weddings over put a clear coat over the signatures that way it's more permanent. Neat idea for a guest book and congratulations
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I am sorry I can not assist you with this question. I wanted my guest book engraved as well however I did see any information regarding how to have it done with my order. I still would like for it to be engraved however I inquired and the engraving will now cost me more than the book. Prayerfully someone else will reply and you can have it engraved upon purchase.Good luck!
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yes. i used this for my wedding for people to sign instead of a guest book. its about as thick as cardstock, but flexible. very strong.
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The paper bonding of the cover to the spine should hold up okay. My guess is that the vinyl sheets will be destroyed before the binder itself has a problem. I'd order some more up front and plan to replace some.
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I tried writing our name on the bottom of an acylic plastic cup that we take to church dinners, etc., and it wrote well and dried well. However the ink coloring wasn't as dark as I would have liked. My cup was a green color, though. If you have frosted finish or clear glasses, you may be very pleased. Hope this helps!
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They may bleed a bit during the stamping, but as a disposable towel they should dry ok once. It all depends on how much of the towel you intend to stamp. If it's the whole section that would seem to me to negate the usefulness of the towel. If it's a tiny corner it shouldn't affect the usefulness, but again, it might bleed a bit. I haven't tried so I don't know. I personalized the holder and left the towels as they were.
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You will need to seal the paper with several coats of some sort of sealant such as mod pudge first otherwise this product will soak through and ruin the paper. Hope this helps.
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I sanded and polished the earrings i made from it. I would say just make sure you give it ample time to cure and harden before sanding and use at least 600 grit paper. Anything more rough will cut into it pretty fast.
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I used mine for wedding invitations as well. They didn't have any graphics but there were some cool fonts and you can get it in several different colors. After you order it they send you an email with all the options and you just email back with your choice.
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They should stick just fine. However I would see if there's a slightly bigger template you could use to print it out on. They dont like to cover all the way. I stuck mine to glass mason jars and aluminum lids and the sicky on them is very good. Good luck with the wedding. :)
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I actually printed my own on a regular printer. I did love these invitations and would definitely recommend them. My husband and I prepared them together and it was fun and easy.
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Not at all, i've been using it in my sketch books for awhile. It drys in about 45 seconds and it looks and feels as if it was never there. In short, nope you should be fine.
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well.... you will need to sand your items smooth after printing... that is if smooth is what you want and you are making molds for the jewelry process... I know of none that make perfect smooth surfaces... so as long as you know that you will need to sand your item that you are casting from... then yes
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Ink seems to be water stable when given a few minutes to "dry". Paper wrinkles when it dries though. Transparencies don't hold the ink very well so be careful of the media used. Hi-gloss labels need set-up time before use.
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I would paint it first, if I were you.The paper is somewhat porous, and once you seal it with paint, it should help keep your stain nice and even.Best of luck :)
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I had also purchased these for my wedding, but my wedding is not until July 2014 so I have not used them yet. However, I gave some to a co-worker and he has used them and said they worked. The paper is very fragile and wouldn't take much to rip. I think for such a large quantity and the price you pay are reasonable. You get what you pay for. Hope this helps and you have good luck with them!
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It is smooth and self stick sand paper is required. Like the sander so far!