Can you use this on blackboard contact paper?
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Hi, Thank you for your question. Yes, we have had great results with using our markers on blackboard contact paper. However because these products can vary in quality, we would recommend you test a small inconspicuous area of your surface first to ensure you have no problems wiping away the ink or there are no ghosting affects. We hope we have answered your question sufficiently, if you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact us again. Enjoy creating works of art on your blackboard contact paper! Kind regards Lilly Morrison - Inspired By Craft
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The answer is "yes". However, peeling off the backing may be more difficult if you punch before you peel. Why don't you experiment with a 6 x 6 inch piece of paper to see how it would work. Also, the thickness of your paper might (or might not-again, experiment) affect how well the labels will go through the mail.
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I don't know. I use it on paper. If you want permanent, perhaps a strong glue. Sorry I'm not able to be of more help
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Wowzers ~ I have no clue ! Anytime I have used contact paper it sticks and stick real good ! I would be afraid that it would pull the paint off when you remove it. Cannot answer for sure, sorry.
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Definitely not as sticky as contact paper. Sticks well, but will also come off. Its also thinner than contact paper, so if you have a color or pattern underneath, you'll probably be able to see it.
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Marvin, its not work it dude! I ended up throwing it away & buying blackboard paint instead!Have a good one, Camron
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You can do that if the sheets have some texture and are light weight. If you are trying to do that with "shiny" heavy bond paper it may not work. There is certainly room for very thick paper.
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This contact paper is thin, I put this on light pine and it was fine. I just tested this for you on a very dark brown and a black surface and it was fine also it did not show through at all, hope that helps.
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It is not contact paper, but rather something a little bit thicker and more akin to laminate. It was not a vast improvment, but it is a little more wear resistant than standard contact paper. I repair these infernal machines and have put this little desk up to a lot of scratche and nicks; it's been worth the price.
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Not sure where it says to apply contact paper but it is not necessary. I suggest taping the decal in place to make sure it is level (with backing on), use a pencil to mark edges on wall, remove backing, place on wall where pencil marks are, use the edge of a credit card to smooth out and press decal against wall, remove front paper.
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Yes you can use them on paper envelopes. Don't let them bleed by pressing too hard or too long. For each marker, test first so they are not too watery.
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It has the same kind of paper backing that most contact paper has....the kind you peel off before you apply it. I would assume that would make it possible to use with that device. I don't have the Cameo cutter, so you would have to judge for yourself. (But I would just go ahead and use it, myself. I don't like to overthink things.
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Hello,Yes, this item is motion censored, so it should work on thin paper.Thank you
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I've used this on many substrates, so as long as surface is clean (no dust) and try it adheres well. If not using in a tape gun you can lay down to stick and choose not to remove the carrier paper.
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To cover it? Yes but it will be more finicky and less durable than another material. This is essentially just black contact paper. You will need to send the desk very smooth, you might want to seal it as well, then you can put this on. However, you need to realize that if something sharp (scissors, pens, etc) come in contact with this, it will puncture. If that is less durability than you want or need, I would recommend passing on this material.
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You could leave the backing on the pages, and use them as loose pages that are dry-erase. I have found they also work great stuck to the back of a clipboard.
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I use dry erase markers on my page protectors and it works great, but I haven't tried this particular brand. (At the moment I have wilsonjones heavy weight sheet protectors.)