Thank you so much. This was so helpful. I got these to laminate my sons charts for school. The directions on the package is not really clear but your video made everything crystal. Again thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you for the tutorial. Headlights are important, especially in Alaska. My dad was a riverboat pilot for the railroad in Nenana in the 1950's and 60's.
OMG! So easy. I couldn’t figure out why it would be single sheet. Dumb moment. Also, maybe if you are concerned about bubbles, a ruler would help with application. Thank you for the tip!
Correct me if I'm wrong. Aren't those sheets intended to laminate only 1 side of the document? Not that you can't do both as you've clearly demonstrated.
Thank you for sharing I appreciate it now I can do my own business cards at home and don't have to worry about a laminated machine saves me more time and money🙏🙌🏼😉
I worked at a daycare for 10 yrs we had the laminate machine but it took awhile to heat up so if we needed something fast we used the rolls of clear contact paper I found the easiest way to do it with no bubbles is to lay contact paper non sticky side on table then take paper image side onto contact paper then repeat for backside of picture
hey man what were you making when you came up with this video, I'm looking to make door-to-door pitch cards. Basically it's what you had somebody when they open the door and it gives them something to hold and look at when you pitch them right out of the gate. But what were you making