Does this paper leave glitter residue when touched? Ex: If you were to run your finger across the paper, would you have glitter all over?
299876
NO - it is WONDERFUL!!! No residue at all. Just remember that it IS cardstock and on the thicker side but I LOVE it.
1406675
I would first check the blade to see if it has a nick in it. Even the slightest damage to a blade causes problems. Second, check to see if there is paper or glitter stuck in the blade. Glitter is fun, but tough on blades! Third, I would make sure your depth setting is correct. Could possibly be too deep, thus making a mess of your paper. Hope this helps
251045
Possibly around the glass part of it. Not at the bottom because of the glitter
814341
My guess would be probably not. This glitter is very, very fine, and I don't know if you would get the effect you want. It might look more like a solid color. It is sooooo fine that it is difficult to get off areas you don't want it. I only work on it when I can take my craft work outside because I don't want the fine glitter all over everywhere. It's beautiful on handmade cards however!
4897
some of them are a little more subtle than metallic, some are metallic and some are glittery as well. You can't tell until you look closely at the crayon part and see bits of glitter in them. SO you have a good mix.
1509051
Not in my experience. It leaves no residue what so ever. You might want to mix it with some of the clear museum gel, neither of which have left an residue. I have some pieces on cherrywood, glass, oak mantle, and other surfaces -no residue.
1807587
Hi, I just checked the glitter and it is so fine that I really cannot tell what it's made of. I've always assumed it's a tin metal. I rubbed in my fingers and the pieces are so tiny that it almost looks like fairy dust. Love it!
316767
No, they are made with a glittery thread, not real glitter. They actually aren't that glittery as a result, but at least there's no shedding.
1981423
It does not leave much residue, if any at all. I just removed mine, because I wanted to redo my board. For the most part, it came right off, but at some places, it left a bit of residue; however, I could easily rub it off with my finger.
377568
I haven't had it bleed through any of the papers I've used them on. Depending on the color you can possibly see a little bit of it on the bak side (if thin paper)
1198941
The paper is very durable but in not intended to reuse squares. Cannot wipe clean! I use pretty tacky tape and it does leave a mark but you can always cover it up with another picture.
1902933
I found that even a fingernail scratch could mar this paper. I sold the house where I put it up, so I can't say how it held up long term, but I felt like I had to protect it. Unless it is in a lesser used bathroom. Kids would probably destroy it. It looks so nice, but sorry to say, I fear it is very easy to tear or mark up.
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The reason I bought the contact paper was so I could cover my son's favorite coloring pages and he could color them over and over again using dry erase markers. It works GREAT! No residue at all IF you use the correct kind of dry erase marker. DO NOT USE "low-odor" markers. They will start to leave a residue after just a few uses, but the regular ones work great. I've been using the SRX dry erase by The Board Dudes with no issue at all.
1981422
If used on an erasable "white board" it doesn't leave residue. I haven't used it on other surfaces.
1943913
We used them on a cake and the glitter did not come off. My dtr has also been playing with them ever since :)
2241070
I just put some water over a sheet I printed and it did not smear or run.....Hope this helps you, Bruce
1350515
No it doesn't...but its very pigmented so you do have to apply with a light hand...no glitter just a nice shimmery to it.