I´d like to know if the paper is pre-cut or do I need to have it cut? Thanks.c
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It is perforated in the fan shape so after you print it you can peel the fan out very smoothly.
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Jake,Cut it with one of "those" cutters, or a regular pair of scissors?When these regular-size sims are cut, what are we cutting through?Just excess cardboard?What do we have to be aware of?
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Hi C. There is no information regarding the type of paper. I like the product but couldn't tell it it has been treated. Sorry.
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The foam is not pre cut. It is just a block of foam and you can trace and cut to fit anything you want.
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3 of the 5 answers here were not answers at all why do you even waste the time?it will cut some paper but its not always clean. i wouldnt risk dulling the edge. i really like mine, pre approved credit cards are finally a good thing to see in my mailbox.
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You will need to seal the paper with several coats of some sort of sealant such as mod pudge first otherwise this product will soak through and ruin the paper. Hope this helps.
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Like a champ. We've had ours for a couple years. And love it as much as we did the day we got it. You just pull the paper up as you would like Tin foil or Saran Wrap. Course what ever you're cutting would need to be on a roll inside the.........system itself. I hope this helps.
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Yes. You can either cut them prior to laminating or you can run it through the laminator and cut afterwards.
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It only seals around the paper that you laminated. So yes if you cut it then the paper will come apart. But the laminated document is very strong and very durable. Def recommend.
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I would use contact paper if you do not want the lines to bleed. I use contact paper for stencils and the are crisp and sharp.
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The lines on one side are for cutting to fit the area. I put the paper down with the lines down only because I don't want to see them. In addition, I usually cover the paper with a mulch like straw or even some dirt to keep it from blowing away. It really is biodegradable and works well.
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It is slightly a rough surface. I would recommend that use a hard surface under your paper before writing. It is a beautiful addition to any room. I really like it. It looks expensive. You would like it.
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This is a high quality "paper." The best I have ever worked with! It is durable. However, it will get dirty. How dirty are your parts (dripping with oil or greasy), can they be wiped clean (relatively) and dry? Suggestion, If you have several parts to photograph, and they are the same relative size, pick a spot on the paper, start with the smallest part and work up the largest part. that should cover dirt the previous part left behind. After that, cut off the dirty part of the roll and start again. Another option is to get a 4' x 8' sheet of laminate in the color, and finish you want. This is a high quality "paper." The best I have ever worked with! It is durable. However, it will get dirty. How dirty are your parts (dripping with oil or greasy), can they be wiped clean (relatively) and dry? Suggestion, If you have several parts to photograph, and they are the same relative size, pick a spot on the paper, start with the smallest part and work up the largest part. that should cover dirt the previous part left behind. After that, cut off the dirty part of the roll and start again. Another option is to get a 4' x 8' sheet of laminate in the color, and finish you... » Read More This is a high quality "paper." The best I have ever worked with! It is durable. However, it will get dirty. How dirty are your parts (dripping with oil or greasy), can they be wiped clean (relatively) and dry? Suggestion, If you have several parts to photograph, and they are the same relative size, pick a spot on the paper, start with the smallest part and work up the largest part. that should cover dirt the previous part left behind. After that, cut off the dirty part of the roll and start again. Another option is to get a 4' x 8' sheet of laminate in the color, and finish you want. « Show Less
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You can also cut directly on it. For example, if you print a set of cards, and there are 8 cards on a sheet of paper, you do not have to cut the cards and then laminate them. You can simply laminate the whole sheet, and then cut the cards out right through the laminate. For a border, I would leave just a tiny bit of edge just to be safe. Sometimes I trim a little bit too close and it still holds up pretty well though.
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I'm not completely sure I understand the question, but I wouldn't think this should be cut. There is a very defined edge with a trim sewn to it. Hope this helps.
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Make sure nothing is jammed in there No torn piece of paper ? Never had problem
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I do cut mine out. It will look much better if you do. You just have to cut around the image. It doesnt have to be exact.