If you use this for envelopes, what type of glue do you use? What type of glue do you use for the strip of sealant at the top of the envelope? Thanks!
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I use 1/4" Scor-tape to construct the envelope-- super strong and excellent for mailing. I use Lick & Stick envelope glue to close them-- no issues so far! Hope this helps!
224056
After trying out an EZ runner, and a glue pen I just use a glue stick for construction, its much tidier. I hadn't thought about the sealant, sorry.
224057
You can use the Score-tape or any double stick tape with a paper backing for the sealing of the envelope. You just remove the paper backing whenever you want to seal the envelope. Great for making gift sets of cards and envelopes.
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Diane, The glue strip is on the flap. For my use this works fine. The glue is covered and you must peel that strip off for it to be sticky, so it's easy to take items in and out of the bag until you peel that off. I actually don't peel the covering off at all and just sell them open. I'm very happy with the quality.
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I generally use Mod Podge, but any paper glue will work. As far as a glaze goes it depends on whether you want a shiny surface or not. My go to...Mod Podge...I have also used Aleenes Clear Gel Tacky Glue inside and out, also Demensional Magic. Experiment and have fun...
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Polyethylene for sure of differing thicknesses. The sealer uses heat to seal so I guess any thermoplastic might work. I use the sealer for 1-6mil polyethylene bags. The sealer has an adjustable setting that you vary for different thicknesses--I assume it is a timer circuit. In any event the heat element shuts off after an adjustable period for different thicknesses.
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I use packaging tape on mine. If I had some glue handy, I would test it out for you, but I do not have any glue.
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We tried school glue(elmers glue all). We let it stand for a couple of hours until it dried up but once dry the shipping label(standard white paper) came off very easily, so elmers glue doesn't work. Maybe some other type of glue but didn't try others. We use regular packaging tape and works well.
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I would think it depends on what type of glue! Wood glue..."Elmers" try wet paper towel and soak it to loosen glue. Epoxy glue..no. It's epoxy....try a razor blade and carefully lift it off. DesolvIt works best on sticky substances, like old decals and sticker residue. It's the best for that! Good luck!
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depending on the weight of your envelope. but the trick is it does not tear and being thin it it a lot cheaper to use these than the bubble wrap hope this helps
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This tape is probably too weak for that unless the polyurethane molding you are using is very thin. This only really good for something the weight of paper. Even heavy poster paper doesn't work for it either. For anything substantial, I would probably use sticky putty adhesive that can be peeled off. You can search for it under "putty adhesive".
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if super glue is safe this will be too. They are both CA glues. Sorry best answer I can give.
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I use "Best Glue Ever" by ScraPerfect. I squeeze a small amount on a paper plate and apply it with a small paint brush just like nail polish. When it's dry it is very sticky and just press the foil down on the nail. Use a q-tip to rub all over the nail to make sure it's completely covered then lift off. If there are any missing areas just press the foil back down. Cover with top coat. There are a ton of videos on YouTube.
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This stuff is made for book cover repair, it's exceptionally durable. Masking tape is made of paper and the glue is weaker than book tape glue. Probably same for vinyl tape, i.e. you could use it but it wouldn't wear as well or as long. I only tape outside covers of books, I use rubber cement or white (Elmers'type glue) for insides of spines, regluing pages or signatures. The books I repair are used by high school boys (!!) , and I have found that this book tape, if properly applied, does a very good job.
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I would use sealer for this gel unless its the builder gel which is stronger.but I also seal builder gel too....either way is shiny.
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You don't need to use glue. The p touch paper tht goes inside it has a peel off sticker.
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I have the same answer as LLoyd. It really does not address envelopes (no pun intended) in the user guide. I have read on other sites where some have tried envelopes and said it works but it wrinkle the envelope quite badly.
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I use this glue on paper and it drys almost on contact. You may get one chance to change the position of the paper but after about 10 sec you can glue the next piece.
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The bond is great on paper. I haven't had any peeling corners after several years. I honestly have only used the glue pen on paper items, pictures, die cuts, acrylic gem stones, fabric flowers, that type of stuff. I don't know what your trying to glue together but hot glue really shouldn't be used on paper, it is far too hot and will leave a lump where it is applied. The glue pen is also acid free so it won't cause browning and the paper wont break down over time. Hot glue can crack over time and break apart. If you can provide a bit more information about your project and what your trying to glue together, I can try to help with what adhesive you should use.