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sigmastolenRepositionable film? Not as repositionable as advertised.
One of my other bosses asked me to laminate a sign he'd printed, because Boss apparently talked up my Mad Skillz. I ended up clumsily getting the corner of the film stuck to the paper while I was peeling the backing off of the adhesive side, but I figured, "It's okay, it's repositionable! I can reposition it and all will be well!" NOT SO.
It's okay, though, because there was a tiny aesthetic-typographical thing that my boss wanted to fix, so he's happy now, and the new sign is made and shiny.
Adhering entire sheets of paper together is a nightmare, though. Especially when your primary tools are a glue stick and "repositionable" film. They're not quite properly aligned, although it's not that noticeable. Now, off to the paper cutter, to trim the excess film!
One of my other bosses asked me to laminate a sign he'd printed, because Boss apparently talked up my Mad Skillz. I ended up clumsily getting the corner of the film stuck to the paper while I was peeling the backing off of the adhesive side, but I figured, "It's okay, it's repositionable! I can reposition it and all will be well!" NOT SO.
It's okay, though, because there was a tiny aesthetic-typographical thing that my boss wanted to fix, so he's happy now, and the new sign is made and shiny.
Adhering entire sheets of paper together is a nightmare, though. Especially when your primary tools are a glue stick and "repositionable" film. They're not quite properly aligned, although it's not that noticeable. Now, off to the paper cutter, to trim the excess film!
