Could you use this for the transparent window on ID card holders?
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I don't think so, it's tinted blue if I recall, we used it it die cut stencils.
185557
I *thought* I'd be able to do this....but the pattern does not match up along the edges....it would have to be trimmed to get the pattern matched....which means I now can't use it for my front window because while there's enough film to cover it, there is not enough to trim it to match the pattern across.... :(
1868139
Yes you can I have done it. Depending on your printer you may have to print each side separately instead of using duplex, some printers have a hard time turning the card. I have found it works better on some printers if you use the Avery 08376 (Ultra-fine perforations) even for single side. The printer has an easier time turning it period.
950781
I don't believe you will be able to see anything through the Duck Brand 855145 Non-Adhesive paper. It is thick.
379257
I tried it on my table and it works great, but it is not completely transparent, it is kind of sandblasted glass. I tried it on the window to test it and it does not work well. If your's is clear glass you will need a piece of paper or mousepad.
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There is an indentation which parallels the actual shape of the Disability card and it fits neatly over the mirror stalk, either in front of or behind the mirror. The holders should be purchased in either pairs or threes as they are likely to become brittle after months of use. I had to be patient until I realised that the card is visible either in front or behind the mirror!
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I have never tried, but they are quite sturdy; I have used them to hold ticket stubs in a shadow box no problem. They are not "invisible" you can see the tabs at the corner if you are very close .. just fyi .. I just don't want to destroy the ticket stub and it works perfectly.
2095378
I think it would work! I've seen some of those cards, and it would be perfect. I used it for shaker cards, but the plastic was too thick. Great idea, and since it is thicker, you would not need that much.
586233
Hi L., Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) The answer is (as all of our kind customers have stated so far) no. They are not transparent. They will not show through. If I can help you further please reach me here at my direct link:
786220
I don't see why not, you would just have to re-insert the same card and re-print on the blank face. Never done it, though.
1522161
No. I think it just HAS to be transparent for best results- use transparency paper instead of tracing paper, that will work fine. :)
553523
I have their transparent case and that still works. I do not see why it wouldn't.
149820
Yes, but it more so has to be flipped open as well keep in mind. Flip open wallet, followed by flipping open the ID see through part of it.
54802
Yes u can however there is going to be a good chance the window will be smeared up the same way your screen it.
596414
I don't know. Maybe tape a card to the end so it sticks out and aim for that?????
482068
Depends on what you are holding I was using a ipad...and the clings would not hold onto the window...
1338001
this is similar to the ordinary white bond paper used for your printer. not really very transparent IMNSHO. For better transparency go for 16 lb or 20 lb vellum which also erases easily and is good for arch. dwgs.