Is this paper too thick to stay together with glue (I want to cut little gold crowns and didn't want to use staples)? What type of glue holds best?
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I didn't have great results with any glue I tried but good results with a tape gun.
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We had 2 pieces of stock paper which is a heavy card stock and it cut right through with no problem, I would think as long as you clean the blade to keep it from getting sticky from the glue you should be fine.
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This is a thick paper. It is commonly used for invitations. Feel free to email us if you want a sample of it. Thanks
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Both ways will work. I cut my mine to the lengths I need and reuse it. It lasts quite awhile, especially if you have clean props or subjects so as not to spoil the paper.
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Sarah Vierra: Sorry, I am unable to recommend a glue to adhere to something laminated or paper?. I used E-6000 Industrial Strength Adhesive with the ProMAG s.
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You will need to seal the paper with several coats of some sort of sealant such as mod pudge first otherwise this product will soak through and ruin the paper. Hope this helps.
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Hi, I stapled to plywood but is fairly thick and durable, I think it should glue nicely with plenty of spray glue or other, should smooth out nicely.
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They are not supposed glue together until you have made the copies. Then you brush the glue over the glue right side. Let it dry and fan the paper. The three sheets should stick together.
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I would absolutely use super glue to keep it permanently attached. Super glue is one of my very favorite things! :)
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I use the tacky glue for all most everything. If you are careful it won't wrinkle the paper like other glues. Test your paper with the polyurethane to make sure it will not damage it. If the area is large you might want to use a contact glue because the tacky glue drys quickly.
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No, the paper is not adhesive. You simply roll it out and when you're finished shooting, you just roll it back up. If you are careful, it will last for many shoots.
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I don't think the glue works very well, I have mine attached to something with zip ties. I've had these running on a timer for 14 hours a day for about half a year and the paper you peel off has fallen off on its own after the glue melted from the heat. I think it would probably leave glue on the wood.
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I use Royal sublimation paper, I bought on Ebay. Although, you can use any sublimation paper.
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I don't know as I used 'tape running adhesives' that are used in paper crafting. I would recommend that type of adhesive for your recipes....it's strong, transparent and will not cause any buckling or dimpling of the paper or card stock. This paper is card stock quality. You can purchase at craft stores like Michaels, JoAnns etc. And there are coupons to give you 40%...these adhesives aren't expensive.
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No, it would not be too thick. In fact it would be ideal for such an application. The paper is thick enough and it is perfectly opaque so that the colors, etc. willnot bleed through. I use it to make greeting cards and it is MARVELOUS for that application as well.
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I use an old credit card or those free mock-up ones that come with credit card offers. Old gift cards work well too. Someone else said to use a brayer to smooth out the glue and make the paper stick well, that sounds like a good idea. My old jar is a little drier and thicker than my new jar of paste so I would spritz a light mist of water on top of the glue if it is a little thick so the paper can be slid over the paste to get wrinkles out. Otherwise it holds in place right away when I lay the paper down and wrinkles are harder to get out. If you jar is very fresh you might not need to do this--I would try a sample sheet of paper first to determine how it works for you.
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while this spray is excellent for craft work, I doubt this would work for your purposes. BUT, I bought a spray adhesive called Loc-tite (as I remember) at Joann's when my 3-M spray ran out. It was clearly for industrial purposes, not for bonding paper. I had to return it for my purposes, but it might work for yours.