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Old 03-11-2010, 01:19 PM   #1  
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Hi all, I am trying to buy more space in my craft room by reorganizing. I want to put my Papertrey stamps in a binder and wondered if it would hurt the stamps if they are stored on a transparency sheet inside a pocket protector page. It doesn't say anything on the box of transparencies if they are acid free so I didn't know if they would hurt the polymer stamps in the long term. Thanks for any info.
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If you want something with a bit more thickness than transparency paper, you can use the panels from Sunday International. Those are safe for your rubber and acrylic stamps.

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Why don't you just use the acetate sheet they originally come on?
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Why don't you just use the acetate sheet they originally come on?
I threw those away long ago and was storing in the cd cases, but I don't like that they are too hard to see. A binder will work much better for me, so I can flick through it.
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Have you ever tried scrapOnizers? They work GREAT for storing papertrey or unity stamps. I love them. Some scrapbook stores sell clear 12x12 and those are acid free and you can cut to the size you need.
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