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Old 02-02-2012, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by David Atkatz View Post
Laminate always adheres to the paper. The second method you mention is not lamination, but encapsulation. It is an archival method of preservation and storage (as long as the material is mylar), and is completely reversible.
I have laminated documents myself using a heat activated laminate, and the same exact machine FedEx Office uses and have been able to separate the two sealed pieces from the paper, it doesn't adhere permanently to the paper in all cases. It wasn't "encapsulating" it, I laminated it.
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