Is this similar to using clear contact paper?
1348190
it is a little bit thicker--one nice thing is you are able to apply it without creases that you normally get with contact paper. Very durable--easy to wipe clean. One thing we found our dry erase markers do not work on it, just beads up--put post it flags are easily removed.
172017
It comes in two parts. Mix the two in equal parts and apply. It comes out crystal clear. You do have to apply a solution to paper products before applying the product over paper.
263569
No, but you can use letter and legal paper. Just change the paper on the tray.
444029
Yes! However, to make cleaning easy, I would put a tiny bit of baby oil on a wipe and wipe down the cabinet. Then wipe with a towel. It makes cleaning easy. If I had a hard time cleaning it off, I would use nail polish remover. Loved this contact paper!
1708197
It does not leave a sticky residue--in fact, make sure your shelves are very clean before applying or the paper won't stay put for long. Overall, pretty happy with it, however. This is the shelf liner, not an adhesive contact paper (which must be what the other respondant was referring to)
875481
Margo, The vinyl is a lot thicker than contact paper but it uses the same concept. I tried a sample piece on my countertop has it has worn well. I haven
875479
It is much thicker than contact paper think contact paper on steroids. Not sure how to describe it's thickness. I've had it on my kitchen counters for about 6 months now and it looks as good as new. I still will eventually replace the countertops, but for now and my budget, this works just fine.
1129731
I'm not sure what you mean by 'contactless'; there's nothing to scratch the card itself. As far as does it work, I think so, the only way to really tell would be if you cold test trying to 'read' the info off the card, which I can't test. I guess it's a matter of piece of mind. These are an inexpensive alternative to a blocking wallet.
954997
No, there is no paper involved, everything is done electronically and a phone contact number, which is promptly answered is supplied. The service is fast and good, I wouldn't let the lack of paper worry me.
2013325
No, paper is like a notebook blinded by glue. It's really nice so you don't lose any paper. But if you are looking at removing the paper this would not be a good option.
1957064
If you were to put it next to something that is really stainless steel, you would definitely notice a difference. I would also think that the tighter the "seal" to your surface, the closer it would look to the real thing (I used it on shelving in our pantry and the shelving surface didn't stick as tightly as it could). It isn't just silver contact paper -- it has a kind of a grain to it like real stainless steel. For contact paper, it looks really good, but it is still contact paper.
210501
If the metal cabinets were cleaned properly, that is, to remove all cooking residue and dust, there is no reason why this contact paper would not stick. It is necessary to clean ALL surfaces to which this paper is to be applied, in order to achieve a successful result.
700967
I tried this on white and then clear contact paper. It worked much better on the clear. With a light touch it melted the plastic but left the peel away paper intact. Make sure the tool is very hot and only use in a well ventilated space. BTW - Using contact paper is a great idea for stencil making. When I did etchings years ago I cut stencils from masking tape (tedious!). I paint on fabric now and use my sewing machine to make freezer paper stencils.
518107
it's so easy but... doesn't work well with thin papers. I love neat desk. It works much better. Neatconnect is best for who doesn't have computer at the moment scanning.
1111021
Yes & no. It's not totally transparent. (What I most like is clear. I.e. you see your pages as if thru glass.) These are translucent, slightly opaque white-ish, so you CAN identify the contents of the top page, but it's slightly murky, you wouldn't want to read a long document without taking it out. (The clear ones seem hard to find, or have some "feature" I don't want, i.e. a thicker colored border edge so it's much bigger than a sheet of paper.) But if you're sorting a batch of these or looking for a particular file pocket without taking the page out to see what it is, these will do the trick. (Just not as well as clear ones.) Yes & no. It's not totally transparent. (What I most like is clear. I.e. you see your pages as if thru glass.) These are translucent, slightly opaque white-ish, so you CAN identify the contents of the top page, but it's slightly murky, you wouldn't want to read a long document without taking it out. (The clear ones seem hard to find, or have some "feature" I don't want, i.e. a thicker colored border edge so it's much bigger than a sheet of paper.) But if you're sorting a batch of these or looking for a particular file pocket without taking the page out to see what it is, these... » Read More Yes & no. It's not totally transparent. (What I most like is clear. I.e. you see your pages as if thru glass.) These are translucent, slightly opaque white-ish, so you CAN identify the contents of the top page, but it's slightly murky, you wouldn't want to read a long document without taking it out. (The clear ones seem hard to find, or have some "feature" I don't want, i.e. a thicker colored border edge so it's much bigger than a sheet of paper.) But if you're sorting a batch of these or looking for a particular file pocket without taking the page out to see what it is, these will do the trick. (Just not as well as clear ones.) « Show Less
183449
No, this is meant to protect the work on the paper with as little influence on the paper as possible. I would recommend using cardstock, that's closer to playing cards.
1067202
yes with no problem. It is just like a postcard thickness without the shine. Hope this helps!