Can you see through it easily? I'm looking for a cheap tracing paper alternative.
1040224
Yes and no. I think if you are tracing something very defined, very clear lines then, yes. Otherwise really see-through so fine details won't work. Hope that helps.
1111022
Yes & no. It's not totally transparent. (What I most like is clear. I.e. you see your pages as if thru glass.) These are translucent, slightly opaque white-ish, so you CAN identify the contents of the top page, but it's slightly murky, you wouldn't want to read a long document without taking it out. (The clear ones seem hard to find, or have some "feature" I don't want, i.e. a thicker colored border edge so it's much bigger than a sheet of paper.) But if you're sorting a batch of these or looking for a particular file pocket without taking the page out to see what it is, these will do the trick. (Just not as well as clear ones.)
223619
No, this is for line/image tracing. It is a bright back light that allows you to see through cloth or paper and transfer the lines onto paper or cloth above it (without having to tape or hold the image up to a window for backlighting to trace it). What you need is called an Opaque Projector, where you can put a photo under the machine and it projects it onto a wall or canvas.
478669
Yes light passes through but you can't see objects the other side of the screen. The paper is paper. Looks, feels, smells and tastes like paper because it is. Very happy with the product. Hope this helps.
2038755
Robert, the Light tracer is like sturdy plexiglass. While you could certainly cut on top of it, it would permanently scar/scratch the surface.
2119526
It's more like scotch tape than duct tape, though not transparent. It's maybe 50 percent translucent? Darker patterns are less see through than lighter colors.Edited to add: for example, my daughter put some over a drawing she had done in marker. I can still make out the marker underneath the tape. The texture of the tape is cellophane, like scotch tape.
1885640
You may want to check out the transparent film sheets that stick to your window. They come in all different patterns and I had one up for 12 years before it fell off. People cannot see through them and they have some pretty patterns. Not sure exactly what they are called, but that should work.
2116894
It's see through enough to see shapes but details might be harder to see...
1489168
No, you can not see through the board to trace. One side is white, the other black. Hope this helps...
1506658
Not very...light comes through, but you can't see anything other than a shadow. The paper is a bit thicker than the typical shōji screen.
1702711
yes, you can see through it just fine. and very well made. hope this helps you.
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.
596715
I took a piece of the parchment paper and placed it over a letter I had created. I was able to read the letter through the parchment paper. So yes, you can see through it.
816591
I use my lightbox to trace paper piecing and applique fabrics. You just put the blank paper over the pattern to trace. Photocopying is another alternative if you can adjust the machine so the size is exactly reproduced--I've had trouble with that but find tracing relaxing.
2238618
absolutely. I might try to either trim the peeling parts (like another person mentioned) or stick them down with a separate clear adhesive in order to improve the adhesion - but you will definitely be able to see through the sheet.
1492994
Hello Carolyn, Thank you for taking the time to write us a question! I apologize for the inconvenience. There should not be paper of any kind that would block the transparent views of the lights and paver. If your issue was not resolved feel free to reach out to us at info@paverlightdepot.com. Send us a picture of the lights and you may be legible for a FREE replacement! Thanks, Paver Light Depot
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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.