Self Adhesive Laminating Clear Sheets, 100 Micron, A4 Size (23 x 30 cm) No Heat, No Machine, Laminate Sheets Self Sealing, Contact Plastic Paper by HASHI (100)

Hope they never run out of stock! These are way better than expected and the quality is phenomenal! Easy to use, great weight and thickness. Sticks perfectly. I do get air bubbles every so often but that’s all on me and no fault to the product. Very strong and durable. Scratch resistant and will forever be returning to this product!

This works really well but you need two sheets if you want to laminate both sides of the paper. I thought that like laminating pouches each sheet would cover both sides, but it only covers one. It is easy to apply and hasn't left any bubbles. I've been able to cut shapes out too after lamination.

Heat not needed then WHY did this barely stick?!> DOES NOT STICK!!!

Superb product. I used these for hand-made paper craft items where I want only one side of the paper laminated. Covering thin card, compared to similar products used previously, these laminating sheets are easy to apply without any bubbling. The thin cellophane carry sheet peels away easily. Highly recommend.

Not as adhesive as I would have liked. Found the edges of a laminated card to come loose after some time.

Great product exactly as advertised, delivered on time and safely. Will use again..

Okay

These are a really good, clear quality film. I use these with my cricut machine. They are quite thick though, so you will need to find cutting settings that will cut through them. I use the heavy card setting, which seems to do the job.

Use these all the time for class projects. So easy and I don’t have to heat up a lamination machine!

Me gustaron mucho gracias, las recomiendo, son gruesas y muy brillantes.

Magnet paper

I'm surprised how easy these are to work with. I expected bubbles and drama. In reality, they are sticky enough to do the job, but not completely unforgiving... so if you line them up wrong and need to readjust, you can (obviously, only before you really stick them together). I used a hard, straight razor blade case for to smooth out the bubbles around the edge of the paper (this is the only place where bubbles developed). this worked way better than a flimsy credit card would have works. I recommend using something hard/inflexible, with a sharp, straight edge to smooth out the bubbles. I also noticed that it's best to cut out the laminated paper first (if you're laminating paper that's smaller than 8.5 x 11") and then smooth out the bubbles.

These are thinner than the dollarstore sheets but where cheaper for the amount. I’m disappointed that they are not double sided, so it’s a bit of a pain to double side laminate