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Letraset Studiotac Dry Mount Adhesives

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Say good-bye to the spray, fumes, and the mess of ordinary adhesives. A package of 20, large sheets has the adhesive equivalent of two cans of aerosol spray.

Simply peel off the overlay sheet to expose the non-repro white adhesive. Then, place the artwork to be mounted on the adhesive, burnish, peel the artwork off, and burnish into place. Excess can be rubbed off.

High Tack Permanent Adhesive — The same convenient adhesive sheets, but with a strong, permanent bond. High Tack is ideal for photographs, cardstock, plastics, and more!

® Letraset is a registered trademark. ™ Studiotac is a trademark.

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Letraset Studiotac Dry Mount Adhesives

4.0

(based on 2 reviews)

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2/9/2010

(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Great product -- not on transparencies!

By Buzz

from New Jersey

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Comments about Letraset Studiotac Dry Mount Adhesives:

I teach collage and found the Studiotac adhesives easy to use and very neat relative to glues. HOWEVER, if you are trying to use it to attach translucent or transparent materials, be aware that the dots of glue will show underneath and spoil the effect. For those applications you should use a transparent acrylic medium instead.

10/17/2009

(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

great for delicate paper projects

By The papercut

from Myrtle Beach

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Comments about Letraset Studiotac Dry Mount Adhesives:

It took me a few times until I figured out how to use the studio tac for my delicate papercuts:
I peel back the protective sheet, place my papercut/Scherenschnitt face side up on the tiny glue dots, put the protective sheet back on, trim around my papercut in order to safe as much of studio tac as possible for other projects and then I rub it thouroughly over and over with a wooden egg (or anything smooth), especially the edges of the papercut to make the little dots apply to all the corners and edges. Then peel top sheet off, pick off your paper/papercut and place it whereever it needs to got. It is great that you can easily get rid of any excess gluedots by "erasing" them with a kneadable (or maybe any other soft) eraser.
Great product, for my kind of projects it is the only possible mounting technique.
Would definitely recommend it, but not for kids, it is too fancy, besides it would stick to their fingers.