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●Make sure the cartridge is installed correctly prior to using the machine.
●For best results, turn the handle slowly.
●Arrange small items (without overlapping them) on the feed tray to
maximize your cartridge material use.
●Use items that are 1/10 of an inch thick or less.
●Test before using one-of-a-kind items.
●Watch for the End-of-Roll marker 18 inches from the end of Laminate and
Magnet cartridges. To remove marker, simply peel it off the laminate.
Adhesive Supply:
●For best results, apply pressure with finger or dull tool around the edge of the object prior to
removing the clear plastic film.
●If there is excess adhesive around the edges of an item, simply wipe off with your fingers. The
adhesive comes right off without sticking to your hands.
●Clean off adhesive buildup from the rollers with any adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol.
●Acid-Free Permanent Adhesive is safe for scrapbooking. Acid-Free Repositionable Adhesive is
safe for windows, painted walls and doors, and it does not leave any residue on most surfaces.
Test on an inconspicuous area first.
Laminate Supply:
●It is not recommended for one-of-a-kind items since the process is permanent
(use copies of photos and other valuable items).
●Make sure there is adequate space between each item you are laminating. Overlapping will
cause the items to be laminated together.
●Two-Sided Lamination allows you to cut right to the edge or completely through the item you are
protecting. It will not separate!
Magnet Supply:
●To maximize the material when making a magnet frame, place a smaller item in the middle of the
frame. This way, even the magnet material in the middle of the frame is being used. Keep other
paper supplies and photos handy for magnetizing.
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