One more question. I don't see refills for one side laminate and the other side adhesive. Can you do that with the creatopia
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I'm not aware of anything like that for the creatopia, but it is a neat idea.
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not adhesive on both sides there are double sided sponge stickems you can buy at Walmart or otherbig box stores. The one wouldn't work for you
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I can't answer the first two questions. The second one depends on how often you use it and on what types of projects. I use mine for smaller pieces in card making and scrapbooking--I use it on the pieces where an adhesive runner or double sided tape is too large or the piece is odd shaped or you need to get into the corners a bit better. Under those conditions, to me, it lasts quite a long time. No, it is not refillable.
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u can make one with pad and carbon/media. Use same one just remove Cardon and fill with media/Carbon
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3M says there is a unique Picture Hanging Strip that has a stronger adhesive. I have looked for them everywhere but haven't found them. The large refill strips will work just fine if the picture's weight doesn't exceed the listed weight of the strip.
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yes the cartridge is easy to refill with what ever you like ( I love the laminate cleaner does a nice job on any floor.)
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Go to this web page to order direct from the manufacturer. http://www.crgibson.com/refills.html?cat=266
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Yes! It is very easy to use and if you want to only use two side you can but there are adhesive strips on all four sides.
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You easily could, the surface is level and slightly porous. There are also four holes on each corner where you could either use nails or wire to affix. I LOVE this product!
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Yes, you should totally be able to refill pretty much any inkjet cartridges with this kit. Here's a quick youtube search using your model printer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHVQbGCBreA Basically, for all inkjet printer cartridges, you look up where you need to "drill" a small hole on top. That's where the new ink goes in, and then you just cover it up with something. I just used tape, but the way they did it on this video was pretty smooth. This kit does NOT include the tools for make a small hole or for covering it up. I just used a small drill bit I had (you can probably also use a really small screwdriver or even a metal pick) and then tape up the hole when you are done filling with ink. Inside the cartridge there is a small sponge that soaks up the ink, so it's important to not let these cartridges sit too long empty, otherwise you may not be able to refill them. Use the included syringe to draw up the ink out of the big bottle, then simply stick the syringe needle into the hole and start filling. Most cartridges can hold one full syringe of ink. If you broke open the ink cartridge....well, then, you may have to buy another one and start over with the drilling part. Or, maybe some krazy glue to put the cartridge back together. You do NOT need to break open the cartridges. Every cartridge is made to be refilled easily by the manufacturer - they just don't tell you where that is; you need to look it up. The youtube video should be enlightening. Good luck!
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If you go on foot buffer.com you can order 100 refills for $12.99 they are amazing peel and stick....
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no, the Epson quick guide to my Epson saids do not refill them but if theres a way i would do it
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Not sure about CriCut. We have used it with a Silhouette. I think they are very similar. We were able to do some pretty cute dinosaurs with this chalkboard contact paper to make box labels. I don't see why it would be any different than adhesive backed vinyl.
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I am not sure if you can do it, but I had to do something like this and I worked around it as following:I light-glued both papers on a blank A4 paper and laminated them as one piece.
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They have different cartridges for different machines. Some will laminate. I just use mine for making stickers so it's just sticky on one side. It's also a great way to make cheap glitter paper. Just sprinkle on the sticky side and then run it back through again on the other side.
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I think double sided tape would work, I bought some but haven't gotten around to applying it.
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If you slowly pull the laminated paper away from the adhesive at an angle, you might be able to reuse the adhesive once or twice...but I wouldn't count on it. The adhesive itself is quite thin and distorts easily when removed from a supporting surface. For your purpose, check Scotch Restickable products, such as Scotch Restickable Tabs (for example, http://www.amazon.com/Scotch-Restickable-Inches-Squares-R100/dp/B0039N3QO2/).