I just want to glue a printed 8x11 1/2 paper to cardstock to make a journal for friends.... will this work. Paste whole sheet or perimeter?
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I wouldn't use this for your purpose, this product is padding compound. It is used to make note pads typically, you cut out say 50 sheets of notepad paper (all the same size and shape, jog them in a jogger if you have it to get all the page edges even. Then take clamps to hold them together, Then along the top edge of the pages you paint one solid stipe of the padding compound and let it dry, Voila, you have a note pad from which you can tear one page at a time, or stick a magnet on the back and you've got a pad for grocery lists that you can put on the refrigerator. For your purpose I would use adhesive Spray Mount, and spray the whole sheet and stick it down on the cardstock. Now when you assemble your art journal you can use the padding compound to bind the page edges like a book, instead of painting it on the top edge, you'd paint what will become the spine of your book. Hope that helps.
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yes, you can use this on paper or cardboard, You can actually use this as the glue, its amazing stuff. Its my one thing I HAVE to have in my art room. I use it on everything.
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I have used it with paper and card stock. It works really well. Have not tried it with fabric, foam, or anything else. It prints/embosses on certain metals nicely too. Its very useful. I use a dye with a pillow box shape, with a crease pad and it gives me awesome boxes for placing small gifts inside!!
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Yes it will print on cardstock. I've done it before. Use the multi-purpose paper tray. Don't use the standard paper trays, they're not made for that.
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We've just used regular computer paper and construction paper and they seem to work fine on both. I also recently used them on the side of a smooth cardboard box.
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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.
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Yes, it is made for 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can use decorative printer paper that coordinates with your binder. The tabs are:Appetizers/Soups;Salads/Vegetables; Fish/Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Pasta/Grains; Desserts/Breads; Cakes/Cookies. After I print the recipe from the computer, I put sheet protectors over the recipes to protect them from food and grease splatter. You can buy a box of these at Costco for a reasonable price. I love these binders by Meadowsweet and have made cookbooks for three of our children with our family recipes, and just gave binders to two daughter-in-laws for Christmas. Yes, it is made for 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can use decorative printer paper that coordinates with your binder. The tabs are:Appetizers/Soups;Salads/Vegetables; Fish/Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Pasta/Grains; Desserts/Breads; Cakes/Cookies. After I print the recipe from the computer, I put sheet protectors over the recipes to protect them from food and grease splatter. You can buy a box of these at Costco for a reasonable price. I love these binders by Meadowsweet and have made cookbooks for three of our children with our family recipes, and just gave binders to two daughter-in-laws for... » Read More Yes, it is made for 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can use decorative printer paper that coordinates with your binder. The tabs are:Appetizers/Soups;Salads/Vegetables; Fish/Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Pasta/Grains; Desserts/Breads; Cakes/Cookies. After I print the recipe from the computer, I put sheet protectors over the recipes to protect them from food and grease splatter. You can buy a box of these at Costco for a reasonable price. I love these binders by Meadowsweet and have made cookbooks for three of our children with our family recipes, and just gave binders to two daughter-in-laws for Christmas. « Show Less
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No, you need to have a bonding agent. The paper is there for the glue thats naturally in it and holds everything together. You could in theory add a different type of glue or wax.
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Sure, I use card stock and don't change any settings, but I usually only put in one or two sheets at a time. You should be able to use the "labels" that are the right size and have the perforated edges. Just remember to put the sheets in face side down if there is a difference on how the sheets look front and back.
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Use a drawing board and large binder clips. Or I used the Drawing board on a flat surface.
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Yes, it is made for 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can use decorative printer paper that coordinates with your binder. The tabs are:Appetizers/Soups;Salads/Vegetables; Fish/Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Pasta/Grains; Desserts/Breads; Cakes/Cookies. After I print the recipe from the computer, I put sheet protectors over the recipes to protect them from food and grease splatter. You can buy a box of these at Costco for a reasonable price. I love these binders by Meadowsweet and have made cookbooks for three of our children with our family recipes, and just gave binders to two daughter-in-laws for Christmas.
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I bought a wallpaper paste at Lowe's that meant for pre-pasted paper. Brushed the paste onto the wall, soaked the wallpaper briefly, though I don't believe as long as instructed, then placed on the wall. The added paste makes it easier to position the paper and slip it into position.
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Hi Cindy,I don't know, I've never tried using it for that purpose. Might it be better to laminate the paper.
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What I can tell you is that recently, we had to make up table place cards for a wedding rehearsal dinner. The place cards are sold 6 on an 8 1/2 x 11" sheet with perforations along the edges of each card to remove each card after printing is completed. I selected the thick paper setting and ran off approximately 5-6 sheets at a time. The names and table nos came out fine. I do not recall what thickness (mil) the place cards were but you can check out Staples or Office Depot - The printer works fine at least for place card thicknesses.
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I only use 8" X 12" paper but if you put the paper sideway it will hold it, I am very satisfied with it.
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I use it to adhere pictures and paper for scrapbooking and cards. I have had no problem with it cracking. I find that it works much better than regular white glue and the double stick snail tape. it does not bleed through the paper like some other glues.
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I have used this printer in a couple of different jobs and never tried regular paper. We always used the kit with the ink and paper combination. I guess someone could try it and see. If you used regular paper, I would think a heavier bond would be better since it does pull the picture back through the printer several times.