Is this paper thin enough to see through to trace something?
1955493
It's slightly see through but not completely so if you're going to trace something I think you could see it.
2226017
No paper too thick. Tracing paper is best. fun to draw and trace on . My grandkids love it so does mom, especially on rainey days!
2099784
The point isn't fine enough to appear as a "pen" signature, but it is fine enough for autographing black pages, IMHO. The signature might have to be about 20% larger than when using a more typical pen.I have not tested it for seeping through; I use mine to label black plastic model airplane connections.
255624
Yes, there is a transparent guard that the blade cuts along so you can see through to your paper.
2099782
The point isn't fine enough to appear as a "pen" signature, but it is fine enough for autographing black pages, IMHO. The signature might have to be about 20% larger than when using a more typical pen. I have not tested it for seeping through; I use mine to label black plastic model airplane connections.
1584409
No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. will not bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
1278941
It's kind of thin, but I wouldn't really say it was see through.. We had it over some carpet at our wedding. If you do order this I would recommend getting some double sided tape you can use on carpet.
2226019
It's not terribly clear, but I manage to trace stuff from my sketchbook to bristol board with this thing. It helps if the lines are really dark, though--like I'll pre-trace the sketch I want to use for my finished piece with a fine-tipped black marker or something before I do it.
1623506
No, its thin but it is good quality fabric...not thin enough to see through however.
1921084
Great for sending homemade cards, but not real thick. So guess my answer would have to be NO. Sorry. When I make cards, you can see some of the clip art/print through the sealed envelope. Bob
1489169
umm...if you tape the picture to the back side of the clear or put the picture on the black or white piece and put that behind the clear piece you can trace the picture onto the clear part...sure I don't see why not
1014318
I don't think the markings would really show up, the material is like thin vinyl so it might wipe right off.
553090
As Cynthia said, you might be able to make out vague shapes and shadows, but it is not see-thru. It does provide privacy.
1325115
It's translucent not transparent. I could see the outline but it wasn't 100% clear.
1298874
Not 100% sure. There might be some traces present if line is faint. When I tested it the lines were very strong lines.
838325
It's pretty thin paper. Somewhere in between notebook paper and printer paper.
540073
The plexiglass is riveted on and you cannot slide papers beneath it. Your best bet is to use tracing paper, or plain white paper that is translucent. I have also found that having a desk lamp that can be swung over the light box as needed can really help and is quicker and easier than turing the light box on or off to see how your tracing results look as you work.