You mentioned that the paper when wet sticks together.... My question is if it is submerged in water will it then dissolve or be a big globby mess?
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it will get sticky and disintegrate over time, cutoffs can actually be used as a thickener for sauces or soups, but the paper is not suitable as a wet wrap like regular rice paper for spring rolls
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I actually placed stickers I made from this on my children's homemade boats (using items from around the home.) The stickers got wet from the stream and yes, the color ran (I used an ink jet printer). One of my kids' boat's stickers were so wet that the stickers started to roll and wrinkle. We eventually pulled them off. My other child's boat's stickers were still stuck there but the color was all runny. So to answer your question, the sticker won't be destroyed immediately, but eventually they will with enough moisture. Hope that helps.
1626719
I would not - the paper inside will get wet. That is why I had to buy this one as a replacement for my mother - she got it wet somehow.
890949
If it is dissolved in the water, I don't believe so because that would require a chemical reaction. If it is particulate, then yes.
698278
No , I have not had that problem like markers do. I think it might depend on the type of paper. but ordinary paper is good.
1677832
I am pretty sure it will remain waterproof, even on napkins. I know I use solvent to clean my stamps after use. The best thing to do would be try it before your occasion and make sure it won't smear.
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Maybe, the paper might wrinkle someMy daughter water colors. She uses water color paper when she serious, she does play with card stock a lot. It does wrinkle some but not like copy paper.
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I think the answer to the question of it being waterproof has a lot to do with the surface upon which you are applying the ink. I applied the ink to a paper envelope and ran it under the faucet for a few seconds as well as ran my finger over the area stamped and the presentation held very well. I have also applied it to plastic and it will smear and come off. Not sure how additional elements (e.g. extended exposure to sunlight, rain, etc.) will affect it.
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It's water soluble, so the area touched by water will simply dissolve. It is meant to be an indoor sand box.
137155
The paper is waterproof no matter what pen or pencil you use, but the ink may not be. They recommend a fisher space pen. It works. I haven't used anything else for about 20 years. I use the NITE IZE Inka version. Sells for about $14. Writes upside down, on grease, anywhere.
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It bleeds a little when you write on regular wet paper, but once it dries it is completely waterproof. I don't know how it would work on a waterproof journal, but I bet it would be better than regular paper.
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I don't know, but what are you planning to do/afraid will happen? Do you mean accidentally getting it wet and then drying it, or soaking it? I'm asking because I would do that with one of mine when it gets used up, if you like.
974684
Yes it does dissolve both the paper and the waste. Please keep in mind it will not break down paper towels or wet wipes. It does break down toilet paper and waste.
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In my experience, the paper does not leave smudges on other parts of the paper. Water colors do cover the Saran lines on the paper. I had used another transfer paper and it contained some sort of wax which the water color did not cover. Saran was recommended to me by my water color teacher.
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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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Good Morning Sue, I peeled the paper back a little at a time so it does not dry out. Maybe a 1/16th of an inch or so. Peeling the paper is difficult. Peeling the paper is the only thing I do no like about the product but it really works to cover up scratches and keeps them covered for a long time if not for good. Thanks,
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I have one the I put on our soap dispenser and it's still there from last year. This container gets wet frequently and it is still holding. I assume because plastic does not attract moisture than paper. Make sure you wipe the surface first before puting the label. You can also put a magic tape on top after sticking the label to avoid moisture if you want to finish the paper label first.