I need acid free paper to transfer image for my artwork. Are these acid free, archival?
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They aren't very receptive as far as ink is concerned. You'd possibly have to print duplicates, then put them together and burn your art work if you're silk screen printing.
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I wouldn't have a clue. They just came in a clear plastic bag with no markings. I would dought for this price they are archival. They do however work perfectly for what I need which is making screen printing stencils.
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I am skeptical that they are. If you search for "archival photo storage", those boxes cost @ $28. If these were archival they would say it.
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The paper was very nice, kinda like printer photo paper but not as glossy. I don't remember anything about acid free or not. Hope it helps.
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Yes, the tape is acid-free. If you do a Google search and find it on other websites, that tidbit is included in their description. Since it's an archival quality library tape, acid-free is implied.
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I am not sure if they are acid free. I have been using mine for a filing system for my customer files. The box is good. Although I suggest if you are looking to store pictures in them, if the boxes are going to be moved around a lot, you might want to look elsewhere because when you move this box the snaps come undone a lot.
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I didn't see anywhere in the package that said acid free. I would NOT store pics in them bc they don't seal. I bought it for storing my large laminated recipe cards in. I personally use the Sterilite nesting boxes from Walmart for my pictures. You can probably find them on here too!
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You pretty much must sleeve your cards in this binder. The backing is not acid-free.
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You can put more than one postcard/photo into a toploader but they are designed to only hold one. Ultra Pro toploaders are designed to accommodate a acid free soft sleeve. Don't forget toploaders from any manufacturer are made of PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride) which does contain acid but will not harm your stored item.
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According to the package they are Acid-Free Ink, No Added Acid; no measurable pH.You do need to protect anything under neath your project as they do bleed through.
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No, I dont believe that it is acid free. It is good for reinforcing the spine on books, but the adhesive material is acrylic. I think that is an acid, but and it hasnt discolored any of the spines on my books.
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According to the seller they were listed as archival, but I don't know if they're acid-free. It says "No PVC" but doesn't mention acid. I would suggest asking the seller to confirm it if you need acid-free. I use them for coupons so it wasn't an issue for me.
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They have the recycled mark on them. The paper is very nice quality and they arrived quickly. I had a few come open in the mail BUT I'm not sure if that was my fault for not sealing properly or the adhesive was defective. I mailed out hundreds of envelopes, so it's hard to say.
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No! 3M/Scotch replied to me: Our Book Tape #845 is not acid free but will not deteriorate over time causing possible damage and subsequent repair. If you need any further assistance, please feel free to contact us directly at 1-800-328-6276. We are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 - 4:30 CT.
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No, they are the regular paper kind of folder. They aren't shiny or coated in any kind of plastic.
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They are plain paper...they don't appear to have any coating inside or out.
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Hi. I don't think they are advertised as acid free so I wouldn't use them for something important. Also, they aren't exactly airtight.
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Hi David, Im looking at these color coding labels aka stickers right now, and I have NO way to tell if theyre "acid-free." I wish I could help more? Im sorry... :(