is it possble to tear the backing paper with the stickers on it, or would you have to use scissors to cut it apart?
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is a stickers on a roll paper ,so you need to cut it or just remove from the roll
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I would use scissors. They were perfect for our yard sale. Each person involved had their own color. They were alittle smaller than I thought they would be. But we all loved them.
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There is an adhesive backing on your homemade sticker, but it won't cut around the image as a regular sticker is punched out. So you'll have extra adhesive on a square paper around the image. Once you peel off the backing that all will come off with it, and you are left with the sticky image. I hope this helps.
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The stickers come off easily, but the older unused ones come unstuck from their sheets -- you would have to use scotch tape or glue at attach stickers, Sorry, i use pen but have never tried to erase. The ink does not bled through the paper. I am on my third calendar, and really love it, especially the lines within each square.
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Not on my can. I started by gently peeling away the corners, but the adheasive was strong enough to tear the sticker, leaving behind a white paper covered glue mess. However, I was able to remove the second one with a hair dryer on the high setting, just warm it up for about a minute and keep the heat on while you peel slowly. With the hairdryer method, I was able to get it 100% off cleanly.
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Probably easy. Wouldn't reuse the same stickers though depending on how long they have been on and how heavy the photo is.
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Yes, exactly. The backing has a slit for easy removal of the sticker. The front part is without any separation.
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When peel the sticker off of the backing, it does not need to be trimmed, if you put in the sticker already shaped like you want it.
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I am sure you can, although it is very thin paper so you would have to be careful not to tear the paper.
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Ah, what I did was apply the decal from one end simultaneously scrubbing the back of the parchment with a credit card. Then slowly peeled off the back paper while rubbing behind the vinyl making sure the sticker does not lift.
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Yes. This is fairly easy to cut with the backing paper on. It's about as thick as cardstock (maybe a little thinner). Similar to a heavier contact paper. It does not have a grid on the backing paper so you would want to carefully use a straight edge and a pencil to lightly draw the cut line.
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My purchase was a gift for my daughter and son-in-law. I have not heard from them as to whether they had problems removing the stickers.
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Sure, they are not attached to the other stickers. Everything comes completely seperate and you will have to piece it all together.
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Heat the sticker with a hair dryer .... this will loosen the glue and the sticker peels of easily. This also works for removing shipping labels on boxes so you can use the box again.
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They're pretty easy to separate. I've only had like one tear from the sticker and they are thick enough to come apart well
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Yes you can. The biggest problem is tearing them out of the sheet, that takes time and patience.
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You can. I used my Cutco scissors and cut between each letter. It worked perfectly for me. I much prefer the separation.
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You can also cut directly on it. For example, if you print a set of cards, and there are 8 cards on a sheet of paper, you do not have to cut the cards and then laminate them. You can simply laminate the whole sheet, and then cut the cards out right through the laminate. For a border, I would leave just a tiny bit of edge just to be safe. Sometimes I trim a little bit too close and it still holds up pretty well though.