Pros and Cons: 1. Cold Laminate: Easy to use, no tools needed

458 likes, 13 comments. “Pros and Cons: 1. Cold Laminate: Easy to use, no tools needed, sturdy, water resistant but a bit expensive and easy to mess up if not careful. mostly available in glossy and holo 2. Hot foil: Also easy, consistent results extremely cheap, available in glossy and matte 3. Hot foil 2: Beautiful, available with many finishes, but a bit tricky and needs good laminator. for 2+3 check if your sticker paper can handle heat!”

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Works well with every brand heat laminating machine. Convenient size allows for minimal binding edge around all four sides. Gloss finish for professional results.

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Pros and Cons: 1. Cold Laminate: Easy to use, no tools needed

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DMX 1-STEP 2.0 is designed specifically for use in basements and/or areas where moisture is a problem. No moisture means no mold growth under your finished floors. DMX 1-STEP 2.0 is VOC free, which means that it does not off-gas harmful fumes into your living space. There is no need for OSB or Plywood. Laminate, engineered hardwood and luxury vinyl plank flooring (≥5mm) can be installed directly on top of DMX 1-STEP 2.0.

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