60 PCS Self-Adhesive Laminating Sheets, 9 x 12 Inches Self Adhesive Contact Paper，No Heat No Machine Needed Self Sealing Laminate Sheets

I am about to order my 3rd pack of these. I use them for a variety of purposes - keeping special photos safe and as a semi-waterproof covering for handmade notebook covers, stickers, and bookmarks.I often work with a different brand's 4mm thickness sheets, and those are great, for what I use them for. Though I didn't see it in the description, if I had to compare, I would say these are closer to a 2mm thickness, which is PERFECT when used on actual photos, card stock, and to cover my stickers. Especially with the stickers as the 4mm thick ones can be a bit TOO thick and make the stickers "chunky" once they're put on water bottles, cell phone cases, etc.If you've ever worked with self-adhesive laminating sheets before, you know how to put them on without them bubbling.For those new to laminating, if you're not doing a full page but want to laminate both sides of an item - cut one piece to roughly 1/2" bigger, on all sides, than what you're laminating. Cut another piece to around 1" larger. Fully tear off the backing from the smaller sheet. Place your item as close as possible to one corner. Slowly push down, diagonally, from one corner to the other. Then, peel the backing away from ONE corner of the slightly larger sheet, smooth on at one corner and, again, work diagonally until the full item is covered. Trim as desired.Admittedly, both packages I have ordered so far have been in flimsy packaging, but none of the pages were never damaged and all 280 (2 packs of 140 sheets) have been crystal clear.I would definitely recommend these over the name brands if you're looking for thinner laminating sheets. A pack of 140 of these is the same price (or cheaper) than what a couple name brands sell their 50 sheet packages for, so it's a great deal, they're easy to use, and my projects have all come out well.All that said, do note: They DO curl if left out of the package with the laminating side face up. If you're taking out a few sheets to use right away, be sure to place them on a flat surface with the backing side face up to prevent that from happening. Otherwise, it's best to just leave them in the zipper bag they come in - on a flat surface - until needed.

I do lots of laminating for my son’s art projects and these sheets are perfect. You get a large quantity for a very reasonable price. They are very user friendly and come with a “bubble remover” scraper thing. I highly recommend these if you want something easy to use and cost effective!

I used these for my ultrasound, I don’t know how to get the Bubbles out. It was easy to use , I didn’t use the instructions because I didn’t get what they were saying so I did my own thing. It’s very sticky. The quality works, it came crumbled up though. It’s a basic design. It protects my photos but remember to keep it out of sunlight because it’ll fade.

I want start by saying that this product obviously has mixed reviews, so I was skeptical. I decided to give it a try and was not disappointed. The two major complaints I saw in reviews was that it was thin, and that it bubbled up easily and was hard to apply. For me personally, I love the fact that it is thin. I make skate board stickers and don’t like thick laminate making my stickers bulky. I’d say this product is roughly twice the thickness of packing tape, which I think is perfect. As far as application, I’ll say there is definitely a right way and a wrong way to apply this. I have experience applying laminate, so I haven’t messed it up once. I suggest taping down whatever you are laminating to a table or counter top. Start with one corner to get your laminate lined up, and slowly peel the backing away while slowly rubbing down the “unbacked” laminate. Go slow and the results are awesome. Go over your project with a micro fiber cloth and firm pressure. I plan on getting a cold roll laminating press to make that process a snap.

These are easy to use peel and stick sheets. A good thickness to preserve the cover and back of paperback books.

Worked great!

Absolutely horrible. So thin and ridiculously hard to get apart. Everything I've tried to laminate with these has gotten "bunched up" and are now unusable.

These are very user friendly. Great to just have around for my children's many art projects they want to preserve. Good quality, they hold up very nicely.