📸 Pioneer PCR-1 Photo Corners: Clear Self-Adhesive, 250-Pack- Multicolor Options! Review

Bought 4 packs and threw them all in the trash. I couldn't separate the corners from the backing. The instructions say to insert the corner of the picture into the slot and lift it up, but I couldn't even pull it off with my fingernail when the instruction failed. I will find another product to use.

I bought several packs of these corners and the way they were cut on the tape varied the size of the corners. This also resulted in them not being removed cleanly from the backing and I had strings or extra pieces of plastic at the corners that I had to cut off. Due to this lack I could not use all the corners in the packs. Poor quality control, Pioneer.

I wanted it to work, yay no acid! I think. However, they weren't very sticky and it was frustrating to get them off the roll. I bought them to use with one of the photo books sold at Revain. Luckily the photo book I bought had sticky photo tabs in the corners which worked great and were on sheets so they were easy to use. Ps maybe I got an old box but the reel was still worse than the sheets you can get elsewhere.

When I first tried to use these, I was in a hurry - you can't use these in a hurry! Especially if you are trying to use them for the first time. They fall. They stick to your fingers. You are liable where you did not intend to be. I had to give them up and resort to the tape. The second time I took my time, tried different methods and found one that worked for me. Now I really like them and have ordered more. They are almost invisible and hold up well. just be patient

Used to attach a photo to the back of a window frame. Turned it into a photo frame. I've read a lot of reviews saying they're difficult to use, but I'd suggest prying up the edge of the corner with your fingernail or a small knife and pressing the corners of the photos inward, then gluing them to the surface . This worked fine for me. Since they are transparent I was able to use mine upside down and attach the photos to the back of the glass so the surface of the images is protected. You were…

I wish I could return it but it's too late. I bought them a few months ago for a family photo album I'm collecting. I thought it would be great as they are practically invisible. I put the project on hold when I received them in the mail and just posted again. I've tried using these corners and they torment me. You can't even see where the photo corner hole is. I had to get a magnifying glass and I wear glasses! So I finally found the hole and had to pry it open with a razor blade and put a…

I bought them to place a photo in a floating frame and I am very happy with the result. You have to look very, very closely to see even a hint of those sharp corners in the photos. Because they're smooth enough to protect photos, they don't really grab into corners, so getting them to just stay in corners can be tricky. correct place while posting the photo. For my floating glass frame, I used a wet eraser marker on the outside of the glass back to mark where I wanted the photo to line up, then

I have mixed feelings about this review. On the one hand, they correspond to advertising. These are photo corners. They stick well and work. On the other hand, there are two sets in one roll (see photo). The two sentences are not the same. It doesn't affect the presentation of the photo, it was an annoyance for me. Just as often that the corner of the photo doesn't fit in the corner's pocket and the pocket has to be opened, I use the blunt end of a stationery blade. This design flaw often…

I wish I could return them but it's too late. I bought them a few months ago for a family photo album I'm collecting. I thought it would be great as they are practically invisible. I put the project on hold when I received them in the mail and just posted again. I've tried using these corners and they torment me. You can't even see where the photo corner hole is. I had to get a magnifying glass and I wear glasses! So I finally found the hole and had to pry it open with a razor blade and put a…

I bought these to place a photo in a floating frame and I'm very happy with the result. You have to look very, very closely to see even a hint of those sharp corners in the photos. Because they're smooth enough to protect photos, they don't really grab into corners, so getting them to just stay in corners can be tricky. correct place while posting the photo. For my floating glass frame I used a wet eraser marker on the outside of the glass back to mark where I wanted the photo to line up, then…