24-Pack of Clear Letter Size (9 x 12 Inches), Self-Adhesive Laminating Sheets - 4 mil Thickness Review

I bought this product after reading that it was double sided. No, that is not so. He has crumpled paper that needs to be peeled off first and then another sheet put over it. So even though you order a pack of 24, you only get 12 laminated pieces total. It would be great if you put something open like a table or mirror. However, it is completely unsuitable for papers such as business cards or lists.

Adhesive is like sticky note. If you leave 1/4 inch outside of your item and want to laminate both sides this might work, but it's not what was advertised. The product advises that you can only laminate one side (or both if you prefer). and cut the laminated product. It is not true. The adhesive easily peels off the laminated product. Fortunately, peeling off the product does not damage it, but as a laminate, a different product is needed.

I bought these sheets specifically to laminate some sheets of paper (cut to 10 3/4 x 5). As soon as I put the paper on the laminated sheet with glue, it stuck immediately. After the leaves are pressed together, I cut the leaves to the shape of the printout. It's been a month since I laminated and I haven't had any issues with the sheets peeling off. My only trivial concern is that you're more likely to get air bubbles unless you have professional hand layup skills, but c'est la vie.

We bought them a second time because we needed to laminate some tips! This is excellent value for money. You get a lot in the pack and depending on how and what you need them for, they'll do for large projects (we had to laminate 20 index card sized tips). They fit very well and had no problems opening at the edges. I left some space when I cut them out after gluing them on. I gave it 4 stars for ease of use just because it's almost impossible to match 2 sheets exactly (and I hate waste 🤷‍♀️)…

I had to laminate 2 pages of letter size instructions. There was no way I wanted to buy a machine for one-time use. I've been looking for these for a while and some had a ridiculous amount of sheets for my 4 sheet project and were way overpriced. That was excellent. If it was difficult for me, it gave me a few more tries. It was so easy to use. First I peeled a thin sheet over the glue, laid my document almost flat but didn't care if it was perfect, then folded another, placed on top, also not…

This material has one purpose - to stick to things and thereby protect them. Completely failed. Remember old photo albums when cameras used real film and printed out photos? The photo albums were made of a slightly sticky material with a clear protective film over them. It keeps the photos in place, but you can always delete and move the images around. It's a little less sticky than that. In other words, mostly useless. I tried it on paper folders - peeled off immediately. I added a little more

So I tried covering the printed vinyl with it but it doesn't stick at all. I created a project for my custom vinyl decals for Cricut for Nintendo Switch and after printing the image I overlay it before cutting. Everything cut well, but when I tried to stick one of the decals onto a curved surface, the bottom vinyl stuck but the "laminate" peeled off almost immediately. I decided to try something else, so I removed it, assuming it would take the entire image with it. nope It came off leaving…