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Is it possible to laminate a card twice? ie laminate over a card that has already been laminated? |
I laminated a notice and then realised I had left out a necessary photo so, I want to laminate the notice again including the photo in it this time. Will it work or will it bubble and ruin the original? No it doesnt work - you can't laminate over laminate the second laminate won't stick together properly and will come apart xxxxx Yes as long as the plastic is big enough to fit over the card being laminated. It shouldn't bubble but probably look all wrong. Start again if possible. |
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