📄 Fellowes 9x12 Self Adhesive Laminating Sheets 3 Mil Gloss - Pack of 50 (5221502) Review

I was completely disappointed with this product. These are not Fellows laminated sheets which I have used for years. Completely inconvenient to use. I had to throw away a lot of the leaves because they are of little use for my purposes. I used them to hold the puzzles together by attaching them to the back of the puzzles. This new format is a disaster. Does anyone know if there is a stack of old laminated Fellows in stock somewhere? I would happily pay for the old style. One star for this…

This product is only printable on one side. This is equivalent to contact paper with a sticker added to help with alignment. To make it double sided you need to use another sheet. This works fine, but it's not what I wanted to do as index sheets for my stamps. I ended up buying a Scotch Es Pouch product. Wonderful! The only complaint is the thickness and the price. It comes out to about $1 per sheet. When I watched the Fellows product video I thought it was the best of both worlds. But…

I was collecting table signs for a wedding and went to the office store for self-laminating sheets. I ended up paying $10 for 10 sheets, but I didn't realize until I got home that they were one-sided. I ordered this product at half price and they are exactly the same. They're single-sided, so I first glued two sheets with a strip on top. Then he opened it like a book, carefully peeled off the backing on a sheet of paper, and placed the card on top for lamination. Then he carefully peeled off…

I found the lamination too thin for what I wanted and awkward to use. The instructions are only in pictures and I found them inadequate. In fact, this is a large rectangular piece of tape. You gently place the paper you want to laminate on top of the sticky paper, then take the second sheet of the laminate sheet and VERY gently place it on top to form the seal. Sounds easy, but the static you have to deal with leads to errors. I carefully lowered this second sheet and then clicked, static…