I laminated something and up until now the paper always curled a little, so I've now pushed it under my games so that there's a small weight on it.
How long should I leave it on?
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If the laminated sheet has to be kept straight and smoothly placed. When it’s cooled, it won’t get better. I’m laminating on work a lot. And if I catch the laminated leaves coming from the laminating device, instead of letting them lie behind it, everything is good. Let me just walk it and bend behind the laminating device directly through the height difference of the ejection to the table edge, stay the crooked… Then let them go through again and see that they stay straight. To cool off, then take off straight… I have no problems with that.