Can you laminate numerous pages one right after another or do you need to wait? Need to laminate about 22 pages. Thanks!
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Short answer is yes, I have done 30 pages with no problem. I run a page and while its going I set the next one up. Might be a few seconds in between but thats about it, no waiting.
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I did about 100 in a row. Make sure the pages don't overlap as you feed them in.
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I've done about 20 pages one after another with no problems! It stays heated up and didn't get overheated either.
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yes, you can do it continuously. You just have to put it in carefully and precisely and remember which end to put it in
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You can certainly use this product to laminate the cover of a paperback book; the only caveat is that the laminate is not repositionable, so you only have one chance to get it all smooth and in the right spot. I have found that it helps to cut the laminate to a size larger than what you need, peel off the backing and lay it sticky side up on a table. Then, I bring what I want to laminate straight down onto the laminate film. I trim off the excess using very sharp scissors. I hope that this was of some help!
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Hi, Its for about 5 sheets of paper. Maybe one can stuff 8 or 10 sheets. I don't quite understand how other people put in about "80 pages or an inch". Unless we are speaking of another model.
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I would certainly not try to write on the paper after such a short time. The 24 hour recommendation is something I would follow. As I said I have never tried to write on a print, and I didn't mean to suggest that you could write on it after a few minutes. Sorry if I misled you - I was thinking of a few hours, rather than a few minutes.
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I painted fabric covered chairs and waited 24 hours between coats. I put 3 coats on and then waited 48 hours before sitting on them. I would guess with t-shirts it would not be necessary to wait 7 days?!? How many coats?
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You can use one pouch. Put the 4X10 in side by side but remember to leave space between and for cutting. You always want to have a bout 1/4 inch of the laminate around the paper. If you cut it clean it tends to come apart. You want a good seal all around. The pouches are 81/2 by 11 or a little bigger so should work well. Also remember if you cut a small part of laminate out for a small something, make sure you cut front and back perfect. If the laminate is not exact when you run it through it melts on the roller inside and then you have issues. Icky sticky mess. Yep I did it. My cuts were not perfect. You can use one pouch. Put the 4X10 in side by side but remember to leave space between and for cutting. You always want to have a bout 1/4 inch of the laminate around the paper. If you cut it clean it tends to come apart. You want a good seal all around. The pouches are 81/2 by 11 or a little bigger so should work well. Also remember if you cut a small part of laminate out for a small something, make sure you cut front and back perfect. If the laminate is not exact when you run it through it melts on the roller inside and then you have issues. Icky sticky mess. Yep I did it. My cuts were... » Read More You can use one pouch. Put the 4X10 in side by side but remember to leave space between and for cutting. You always want to have a bout 1/4 inch of the laminate around the paper. If you cut it clean it tends to come apart. You want a good seal all around. The pouches are 81/2 by 11 or a little bigger so should work well. Also remember if you cut a small part of laminate out for a small something, make sure you cut front and back perfect. If the laminate is not exact when you run it through it melts on the roller inside and then you have issues. Icky sticky mess. Yep I did it. My cuts were not perfect. « Show Less
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When you pull off the backing you put two sticky side sheets together to get the lamination effect. The backing is ruled in sections so it is easy to cut to the size you need. It's softer than lets say an old laminated drivers license, but it does the trick. s
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I can see only one roll so don't think you can laminate only one side. If it did only laminate the top the document would curl a lot.
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I don't know the exact time because I tend to walk away and do something else while it is warming up. It does take a while, but does a great job, it's perfect for me to do the small amount of laminating that I need.
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Yes. I do it all the time. I am a classroom teacher and I laminate everything. This is a workhorse and has lasted for many years. It does dull the blade so you need to change the blade every couple of months.
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You would need to make it into 4 smaller portions so your board can still fold. If you do a large (via a plot printer) and try to fold the large, single piece, the paper will start to curl and peel off. Four separate ones and you'll be fine.
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yes it will hold 4 pages, but it rips them when you pull them out. so you will have to laminate if you want to reuse the papers.
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Hello, We do apologize, but we are not sure how many pages you can add. The book has pages in there and we are unsure how many more you can add. You might be able to add 10 more pages max. Thanks
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I do about 10-15 pages at one time. If you get big enough binder clips you can make your packet as big as you want. I bought strictly for around 40 pages...
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Good idea. Very very carefully. These sheets are highly adhesive and difficult to make steady once the backing is off. If you took measurements of the book by each page, meaning front then back individually you could manage to cover the book. Meaning don't try to cover the whole outside at once. I think you could do this by one section at a time after you carefully cut the sheet with enough to wrap the laminate to the inside.Hope I was clear enough on that.
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I agree with the others. You can use it on laminate, but definitely use three coats. You'll love the results!
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I used E6000 when I glued these to glass. It worked real well. I don't know about Laminate, you would need to test it first. Definatly NOT hot glue. I made that mistake. The surface is to smooth.Regular craft Tacky glue or Elmers should work on paper.