Pack of 50 Self-Adhesive Laminating Sheets 9x12 – Letter Size, 4 mil, Clear Laminate Sheets, Self-Sealing, No Machine Needed, for Protecting Documents, Photos

These self-adhesive laminating sheets were a real bargain for the price! I'd shopped every office supply store in my area and each one wanted a LOT more than $12 for packs with just a few sheets. These sheets are sturdy enough for what I'd wanted them for and the protective layers peel back easily enough make the laminate layers easy place without wrestling with them. If I have a smaller piece with no overhang to help peel the protective sheet off of the sticky side, a piece of painter's tape or scotch tape at the corner does the trick to help pull the protective coating off. Cuts very easily and the laminate sheets are sturdy stuff and don't tear. Also, they are large-- 9" x 12"-- so I am able to get a LOT of use out of each sheet. I looked around quite a bit before purchasing these from amazon because 50 sheets was more than I'd ever thought I would use, but in a long run this pack the most cost effective and the sheets work so well I may just work my way through the whole pack. (They are PERFECT for placing over Xeroxed copied applique patterns so that patterns can be traced without ruining your books! )

Value for the money is 5 stars. Very useful.

These are single sided sheets, exactly what is advertised and described. If you plan to just laminate one side of a sheet of paper, you will only need one laminating sheet per page of paper. So you will be able to cover one side of 24 pages. IF YOU WANT TO LAMINATE BOTH SIDES, YOU WILL NEED TO USE 2 OF THESE SHEETS! When purchasing, keep in mind that YOU WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO LAMINATE BOTH SIDES OF 12 SHEETS OF PAPER MAX, NOT 24! I purchased these to laminate small note cards. I use a lot of paper punches for making cards and scrapbooking. I like to keep note cards, I’ve punched, as examples and so I can reference the various punches I own. These worked great for my project. Because my note cards have open areas in the middle, I laminated both sides. It is extremely important to have a very clean work surface. Any lint, pet hair, etc will stick to the adhesive and it’s not easy to remove. When I happened to touch the adhesive, I had finger prints that were permantly visible after applying the laminating sheet. I placed a single laminating sheet, on my flat craft table, with the adhesive side facing up and removed the protective film. I then placed multiple note cards on the adhesive. Then I applied the second sheet, adhesive side down, over the top. I had much smoother results standing and looking down on the sheets. I also lined up the sheets and adhered the two just at the edge along the top of the sheets. I slowly peeled away the protective film as I laid down the second sheet. To evenly apply and reduce wrinkles or bubbles, use something like a credit card to “squeegee” the top sheet as you adhere it. If you completely remove the protective film, it is a sticky and messy job, plus it is almost impossible to line up the sheets and not have any wrinkles, bubbles, finger prints etc. Be prepared to take your time and work slowly for the best results. I will gladly purchase these again. :)

Went on easily and, most importantly, my first two efforts (and only so far), did not produce any air bubbles!!! Not only did that occur, but it both surprised and impressed. Only other addition I would like to see added, is a set of gridlines to help position the document exactly where I want it. Scott's brand which I used to buy at Wal-Mart (doesn't sell them any more) had them and were very useful. All in all I am satisfied with both the quality and the price. I'm sure I;\'ll be ordering more in the future.

As title states. Dummy proof. My first time laminating anything. This is a peel and stick. Use to prep some reminder cards for work. Placed for on a sheet and placed another sheet behind the other. This made a quick seal and I cut out my cards. After two weeks, cards still look brand new and I have dropped a few and easily wiped off

This laminate would be great if I weren’t using it to make stickers. It makes the colors look dull and less vibrant. I have to put laminate on my stickers to make them water resistant and this laminate is absolutely terrible for that. It doesn’t hold up well at all when it gets wet. Water just slides behind it and smears the ink all over my stickers. It’s also way too thick for stickers, making them less flexible (like a credit card) and hard to stick onto curved surfaces like a water bottle. Definitely don’t recommend for artists or creators who are trying to make stickers that are waterproof. If you’re here for that reason, I’ve already done the hard work for you lol. Take my word for it, and buy Avery laminate instead.

What’s better than giant sheets of tape? Maybe giant sheets of tape with bubble wrap on one side? That’d be awesome. I’d put it on the counters at night to keep our cats off them, and outside the bedroom door. But this isn’t that. It’s for DIY laminating and it’s awesome. Use the blun5 side of a butter knife to smooth it down and a pin to pop air bubbles if you get any. Then to tightly seal the edges around things like flash cards, run the rounded edge of the butter knife around the edges and it’ll make a nice line of demarcation for cutting. I’ve done our recipe cards, kids flash cards, some keepsake cards the kids made, homemade ID cards for the kids to carry when they went on a field trip out of town, the school calendar, a paper on the fridge that I write what I’m cooking for dinner so I’m not asked “whatcha cooking” 12 times every night. Dry erase marker works fine on this stuff. Love it.

I love these sheets. I bought them to laminate game cards so we can reuse them for all sorts of games (5 Crowns, Yatzee, Quixx, etc.). They aren't difficult to use. I recommend them.