I want to sign the white border of photos.the description says that the opening size is 7.5x9.5.Does this mean that the mat will cover my signatur up?
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In all likelihood, yes it would cover your signature. The mats are meant to only show the photo, not any white border or it wouldn't look properly matted. Some artists/photographers sign the mat itself. I use an archival ink pen to sign in the lower right hand corner of the photo - on the photo itself. The opening in these mats is designed for an 8x10 photograph. The only issue would be if you've cropped your photo and have it printed with "no crop" and then you have the white border. Look at how other art work is matted and signed to see what will work for you, but you don't want any white space from the photo showing once it's framed. In all likelihood, yes it would cover your signature. The mats are meant to only show the photo, not any white border or it wouldn't look properly matted. Some artists/photographers sign the mat itself. I use an archival ink pen to sign in the lower right hand corner of the photo - on the photo itself. The opening in these mats is designed for an 8x10 photograph. The only issue would be if you've cropped your photo and have it printed with "no crop" and then you have the white border. Look at how other art work is matted and signed to see what will work for you, but you don't want... » Read More In all likelihood, yes it would cover your signature. The mats are meant to only show the photo, not any white border or it wouldn't look properly matted. Some artists/photographers sign the mat itself. I use an archival ink pen to sign in the lower right hand corner of the photo - on the photo itself. The opening in these mats is designed for an 8x10 photograph. The only issue would be if you've cropped your photo and have it printed with "no crop" and then you have the white border. Look at how other art work is matted and signed to see what will work for you, but you don't want any white space from the photo showing once it's framed. « Show Less
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If the picture you print is 8x10 and the picture itself has white borders then yes there is a slight possibility it will cover up your signature. You could sign the mat itself, I suppose.
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In all likelihood, yes it would cover your signature. The mats are meant to only show the photo, not any white border or it wouldn't look properly matted. Some artists/photographers sign the mat itself. I use an archival ink pen to sign in the lower right hand corner of the photo - on the photo itself. The opening in these mats is designed for an 8x10 photograph. The only issue would be if you've cropped your photo and have it printed with "no crop" and then you have the white border. Look at how other art work is matted and signed to see what will work for you, but you don't want any white space from the photo showing once it's framed.
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Hi K; The transparent film with the adhesive is .003" (3 mil) thick. The transparent cover sheet is .006" (6 mil) thick. These measurements are for LS84G Scotch Laminating Sheets. I would suggest you be careful when adding something to be laminated, the adhesive is non-forgiving. You might make the adhesive and cover sheet larger than needed and cut to size after mating. Yes, it does use more plastic than needed but you won't have to do it over and also prevent loss of whatever you are trying to protect. I tried many samples prior to doing the final assembly which was quite helpful. Hope this helps.Charlie Hi K; The transparent film with the adhesive is .003" (3 mil) thick. The transparent cover sheet is .006" (6 mil) thick. These measurements are for LS84G Scotch Laminating Sheets. I would suggest you be careful when adding something to be laminated, the adhesive is non-forgiving. You might make the adhesive and cover sheet larger than needed and cut to size after mating. Yes, it does use more plastic than needed but you won't have to do it over and also prevent loss of whatever you are trying to protect. I tried many samples prior to doing the final... » Read More Hi K; The transparent film with the adhesive is .003" (3 mil) thick. The transparent cover sheet is .006" (6 mil) thick. These measurements are for LS84G Scotch Laminating Sheets. I would suggest you be careful when adding something to be laminated, the adhesive is non-forgiving. You might make the adhesive and cover sheet larger than needed and cut to size after mating. Yes, it does use more plastic than needed but you won't have to do it over and also prevent loss of whatever you are trying to protect. I tried many samples prior to doing the final assembly which was quite helpful. Hope this helps.Charlie « Show Less
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The holes in the screen are not very big at all. I had a 2 lb Welsh Corgi and a 90 lb Lab/boxer that were playing together (Welsh Corgi in the pen and Lab/boxer outside. It worked very well but our Lab/Boxer is not very aggressive. I'm not sure what cover mat/cover you mean. the nice thing about this is you can make it as big or as little as you would like.
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This wall covering is not prepasted; therefore, whether or not it will adhere to your walls depends in large part to the adhesive you use. I would think that applying "sizing" first might solve your problem, but I'm not sure about that, since I'm not a professional. I will say that this wall covering is absolutely beautiful installed!
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Yes, it is. Our team has responded your message, did you get it? Thanks, Amanda for AccMarket -------------------------------------------- Dear Ana S., Thanks for your visit to our studio! Kindly note the dimension of this piece belongs to Size 1, just refer to below: Size 1: 12x24x3pics(inch), Size 2: 18x36x3pics(inch), Size 3: 20x30x3pics(inch), ..., ..., we have variable sizes available for this style, pls feel free to write to us if you'd like customize the artwork to be other size or color scheme. Thank you and hope this helps! Kind regards, Lily for AccMarket
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I used Kodak Picture Paper in size 8.5x11. They have some that is glossy on both sides. Then I cut to fit the badge. They looked great and the price can't be beat!!
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When I purchased these, I clicked on "Tell us what we missed" under the product details--despite the fact that in the past I've found this to be an exercise in futility--and indicated that information regarding the size of the opening would be helpful. Obviously this has had no effect, as expected. Upon receipt of the mats I found that the opening size is actually 7-1/2 x 9-1/2", fine for an 8x10 that you've cropped appropriately. The mats are quite nice, no complaints there. I also bought some Sax 8x10" mats, which have a 4-1/2 x 6-1/2" opening.
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The mat is going to be snug and not look like it will fit at first because it hasn't been stretched. Did you get the tool to get hooks on the frame? This will help you get the mat on. Not gonna lie, it takes some force and muscle but it will fit. Hope this helps!
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It's not as big as shown in the picture. I don't have anything to measure it with, but the capital letters are a little bit bigger than my hand and the lower case letters are like half that size. Idk if that helps or not. I spaced it out so it could cover a larger area.
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Ultra Pro Sleeve Series 8" x 10" Soft Sleeves, Stock #82321, are slightly larger on the inside dimension than 8x10, about 1/16" of on inch. I have used about 30 of my pack of 50 and many 8 x 10 fit in easily. But I have found many "8 x10" photos were made on larger paper with some type of border. I use a paper cutter to trim the photos to fit as needed. Some photos I consider 8 x 10 are actually larger so I end up trimming a bit of the photo too. Just assume your overall trim or paper size has to be max 8 x 10 inches on the O.D. measurements. I just measured a sleeve for this review and I call it 8 1/16" x 10 1/16" inside measurement. Ultra Pro Sleeve Series 8" x 10" Soft Sleeves, Stock #82321, are slightly larger on the inside dimension than 8x10, about 1/16" of on inch. I have used about 30 of my pack of 50 and many 8 x 10 fit in easily. But I have found many "8 x10" photos were made on larger paper with some type of border. I use a paper cutter to trim the photos to fit as needed. Some photos I consider 8 x 10 are actually larger so I end up trimming a bit of the photo too. Just assume your overall trim or paper size has to be max 8 x 10 inches on the O.D. measurements. I just measured a... » Read More Ultra Pro Sleeve Series 8" x 10" Soft Sleeves, Stock #82321, are slightly larger on the inside dimension than 8x10, about 1/16" of on inch. I have used about 30 of my pack of 50 and many 8 x 10 fit in easily. But I have found many "8 x10" photos were made on larger paper with some type of border. I use a paper cutter to trim the photos to fit as needed. Some photos I consider 8 x 10 are actually larger so I end up trimming a bit of the photo too. Just assume your overall trim or paper size has to be max 8 x 10 inches on the O.D. measurements. I just measured a sleeve for this review and I call it 8 1/16" x 10 1/16" inside measurement. « Show Less
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Best I could get is 1/2 " across opening and about 3/8 on each side. They are all right, but I really prefer the paper ones that used to be sold. They are larger and hold the photos better especially larger photos. Sometimes you can find the larger ones listed. These work, but I think would be better if they were slightly larger.
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I have found that if they are not the "old" style they will say True 12x12 on them. I have used the True 12x12 protectors on my "old" CM pages. I just trim 1/2 inch off of them. It is very easy and not noticeable.
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No. The opening cut in the mat is designed for 8X10 photos. You will have to use appropriate tape or corners or whatever style you use to hold the photo in place on the backing, and tape the mat to the backing (I use lineco hinging tape). If you already know how to mat photos, you'll be fine. If you've never done it before, search for free youtube videos to help you learn the various methods and then pick one you think will work for you.
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it mats 8x11 so 0.5 on each side will be exposed. However, with the certificates that i had matted, it looked fine because the frame itself took away from the space on the sides. nice frame, complimentary mat.
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It's really meant for 5x7 photos. You can pick a 4x6 in it but the photo will slide around.
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I bought this album a while back. If I remember correctly you can move the 8 by 10 pages to the front of the album. It does support both 8 by 10 and 5 by 7 photos.
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Yes. The only logos on the mat are in the top left and bottom right corners.