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Step 6Labels!
Since very few people can see through duct tape, we attach some labels!
You could go writing all over this cover. The one you just spent an hour on. Or, you could write on a separate sheet of tape and place it on the cover and the spine, thereby making this cover RE-USABLE!!!
*It takes very little reconfiguration to reuse this on smaller books, and only the addition of a couple strips to reuse it on a larger book!
Believe me, it's worth it. These covers age like a good concert t-shirt.
You could go writing all over this cover. The one you just spent an hour on. Or, you could write on a separate sheet of tape and place it on the cover and the spine, thereby making this cover RE-USABLE!!!
*It takes very little reconfiguration to reuse this on smaller books, and only the addition of a couple strips to reuse it on a larger book!
Believe me, it's worth it. These covers age like a good concert t-shirt.
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Mar 29, 2009. 12:00 AMadome
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And removal of tape? I would use a layer of wax paper to protect the actual book from the adhesive.
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Jun 1, 2009. 10:59 AMaudioredneck
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Ummm....I believe if you follow the directions, you will find that *no* part of the book comes in contact with adhesives. The tape only adheres to itself and the book is held by the pockets created.
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Jun 2, 2009. 12:37 PMhailtothkngbby (author)
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That's correct. You aren't actually putting tape on your book. The only adhesive that ever comes in contact with the books surface, is the tiny bit at the very edge of the duct tape. This edge-adhesive is unavoidable due to the cutting they do in the production process.
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