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Old 06-22-2009, 07:30 AM   #1  
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Default Adhesive used in Spellbinder packaging

Is is just me or is the adhesive that Spellbinders uses in their packaging so sticky it is a little 'overkill'? Some of the first Nestibilties I bought had the coppery finish pull off when I tried to get the shape off of the cardboard backing. When I remove the shape from the cardboard, I sometimes feel like I might bend the shape and then where would I be - the die came in the perfect shape but I bent it trying to get if off the cardboard packaging. Also, it takes 'elbow grease' to get the residue off with Goo Gone.

I love the Nesties and use them often. This is just an observation--
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Old 06-22-2009, 08:20 AM   #2  
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Yes, I have noticed the same thing. I just bought another few sets and had a hard time pulling them off the tape..
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I agree. Maybe they should sell whatever brand of tape that is to us instead of using it as part of their packaging.
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I've had that problem too!
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Ditto...here too!!!

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Yes, I had the same problem. I had to get my goo gone and take it off. Nice to know other people are having the same problem.
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I really dislike the way Spellbinders packages their dies. The tape residue either sticks to the die so I have to use Goo Gone to get junk off, or the tape pulls the finish off the die.

I understand that they want their product to stay in place during shipment so it displays nicely, but there has to be some other (less annoying) way to accomplish that.
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Ladies....I think the best way to get the dies off the cardboard packaging is to turn the cardboard over and gently pull the cardboard away from the dies in a kinda rolling motion. Keep the dies flat on the table so they are not stressed or getting bent. Bend the cardboard instead.

Using this method, I have no problem removing the dies and the tape stays on the cardboard. I did have a bit of the finish come off one of the dies one time, but that's no big deal. It does not effect the use of the die.

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