What's the best way to completely remove the paper backing?
1815323
I opened the plastic and placed it paper-side up on my dining room table. Then I lifted the paper, allowing the heavier plastic to pull the two layers apart. They separated easily, and I folded the paper as it became free. Hope that helps.
1815324
When you find out, let me know. I just put it away in cabinet. Sorry. Don't know.
881687
Just flip it off gently starting in the middle. Use a piece of card stock. Do Not use a knife or screwdriver.
1721414
Very easy to remove. Just lift corner of film and peel. Make sure you keep the film clean and use the original paper liner for storage.
1751410
We used a screw driver to remove the sides and then removed the remaining plastic wrap. Once all was clear then we put the board sides back.
1207113
Yes, just follow the directions. You need to remove a large area of the labels to feed it through. Pull them off so you only have the clean backingg.
848770
I believe it could be removed (and re-used ) very easily as it is not excessively sticky. Keep in mind that this paper is not high gloss like some other photo paper, it will not look quite as good as some stickers.
1784443
This is clear "sticky paper" so when you cut it in half and peel the backing away, you will place your object on the sticky surface. Then you will peel the backing away on the second (half) piece and place that right on top (sticky side down) of the first piece with the object now sandwiched between the two laminating layers. Press the entire surface firmly and then trim the excess to about 1/8" of the object's edge. God bless your project.
1660546
No you do not remove it. The form is a slimy mess otherwise. Do not tear or damage the film either as the form will become useless. If you do notice a small tear in the future I have used regular cellophane tape to cover the damage and that has worked well. Hope that helps.
1004738
You could leave the backing on the pages, and use them as loose pages that are dry-erase. I have found they also work great stuck to the back of a clipboard.
1838615
Easy. Take something that is soft and plastic and pry gently along the pieces that clasp to it. It won't make any marks if you do it right.
1200900
The trick is to bend the mat and slowly peel the paper off. Invest in the 3 pack of mats that are for light paper, medium paper and very thick paper. Using the right stick and paper will help you remove the paper! Mary
1475674
What I normally do is get single sheet toilet paper (low lint) and rubbing alcohol. Then after I get it decently clean spray the screen with compressed air used to clean computers. Then peel half the backing off and start laying the protector down using the supplied scrapper to get some bubbles out. That is basically it!
781447
There's a door on the back that pops open. Turn the printer around, pull the lever at the end to the side and open it up, reach in and pull out the paper, then replace the door. It's not hard to do, though it took me several years of ownership to find it!
864536
The backing is harder that foam, it reminds me of a cardboard with a fabric overlay, but smooth inserts for Pins. From what I can tell it does not come out, the backing is firmly adhered to the sides and back of the unit. I do not know if you could remove and get a "clean" appearance. I.e. unsure if glued or nailed in.
196574
Take the tray out of the bottom and turn the printer on it's front side. Use some rubbing alcohol and a towel to clean the rubber paper pickup in the middle. Problem solved--for awhile.
103704
I don't know. I have never needed or tried to do it. Update: I just took a blank label and applied it firmly to a sheet of white paper. I was able to remove it without damaging the white paper. The label itself curled up in the process of removing it but still had a sticky back, so I was able to reapply it to the paper again. Although some of the adhesiveness was gone the second time.
790134
You can remove it with a putty knife or even a kitchen knife. Get it started at a corner and it just peels off. Easy. No dMage.