What product is used to attach a photo print to a hard board like foam core or chipboard? I'm assuming a double-sided sheet of something.
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To get a full cover bond to a photograph you would most likely use a spray adhesive. There may be a sheet material with both sides having adhesive but spray is common and inexpensive. If there will be a change in humidity for the final product such ad going from air conditioning to the outdoors you could have some wrinkling of the paper so be careful with humidity changes. Also, if using spray adhesive, the coating should be very light or the moisture will cause the paper to wrinkle.
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not sure...but I think the laminate that works for it would work...if you just use one side of the laminate maybe? The laminate self adhesive...if just use one side of adhesive it would adhere your photo to whatever you run it through with I would think.
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We mounted ours on a large sheet of foam core using photo mount spray adhesive. It worked great. The thickness of the foam core allows us to use stick pins to track our travels.
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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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Yes, I would go to your local craft store and get photo corners. There are different types and colors. Have fun!
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Its like buletin board paper. I used spray adhesive at attached it to particle board... one style on one side and another on the other side.
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I would not advise using double sided tape. "Liquid Nails for Foam" works the best. It's tricky to work with but otherwise the foam panels will loosen and peel.
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I used Kodak Picture Paper in size 8.5x11. They have some that is glossy on both sides. Then I cut to fit the badge. They looked great and the price can't be beat!!
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I used normal double sided tape that you can buy at office supply store. I just needed more than they sent. It worked.
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I'm planning on getting cheap plywood or foam from a hardware store and using either spray tacky glue or modge podge to "mount" it. I'm going to paint the edges of the plywood or foam with craft paint and buy it about a half inch larger than the print for a small border. There are a lot of DIY websites with these projects that look great.
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That should work well-- it's the shiny side you want. I have same printer and paper, and my prints are outstanding. Are you printing from Photoshop? I just noticed that I always select Standard by default-- but choosing photo shouldn't make any real difference like you describe.
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I actually use photo corner tabs to attach photos. It works nicely without ruining the pages or the photo.
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I went to a craft store and made a custom cushion display. All it takes is a yard of fabric, some adhesive spray glue, a desirable size of foam board and some time. It's all worth it when one does it ones self.
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Like others said. not a photo printer. Fine for brochures. An inkjet will do a much better job for photos.One thing to keep in mind, printer settings default to 300dpi, this can be changed to a much higher resolutionwhen you print photos. (Still not as good as an inkjet)
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Hi Mike, wish I could help answer, but, I only use this in still photography. You might try using Corel Tech support through this link to help answer your question: http://corel.force.com/support/cSelectProduct?lang=en_US I hope this might help you out a bit. ..-Al
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I used regular resolution, not photo of any type. It seems to work better. This is not glossy photo paper, so the ink adheres differently than it would on photo stock. You won't get that sort of ultra fine resolution. To be fair, I only printed text, but I tried higher resolutions and they actually were worse instead of better. Hope this helps!
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I have never tried to print photos. Are you trying a single sheet? If so, I would put the photo paper on top of a stack of paper and not use the photo loader.
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It will not damage the photos and they will adhere-at least for a while-but this glue is more intended for temporary applications, such as adhering templates to material before/during cuts. I used it to glue paper onto styrofoam insulation, and it didn't stay there for longer than I needed it to.