Where to get Thick Lamination in Woodlands?
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Hi guys. I just got my certificate for my diploma, so i wanna get it laminated.
But i realised that nowadays the lamination plastic is kinda thin, not like last time. I live in Woodlands near Causeway point. Do u guys know where to get thick Lamination around there with reaonable price? Thanks!
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Diploma only nia. Need to laminate meh?
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i won't want it to turn yellow neh. Somemore the Cambridge Diploma got Security Slip on the side. I'll be in trouble if i damage the slip~Originally posted by shadowlunar:Diploma only nia. Need to laminate meh? 
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It just another piece of paper. Why bother?Originally posted by joeacid:i won't want it to turn yellow neh. Somemore the Cambridge Diploma got Security Slip on the side. I'll be in trouble if i damage the slip~
The roadsweeper at my neighbourhood is diploma grad too.
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yah, mine too~ and some are also MBA holdersOriginally posted by shadowlunar:It just another piece of paper. Why bother?
The roadsweeper at my neighbourhood is diploma grad too. 
But i still wanna laminate it~ That's weird, what's wrong laminating a cert?
its juz that i wanna keep it for lifetime, is there anything wrong with that?
My cert look quite nice~ that's why i wanna keep it nicely -
there's a photocopy shop at the Level 4 or 5 at causeway point.Originally posted by joeacid:Hi guys. I just got my certificate for my diploma, so i wanna get it laminated.
But i realised that nowadays the lamination plastic is kinda thin, not like last time. I live in Woodlands near Causeway point. Do u guys know where to get thick Lamination around there with reaonable price? Thanks!
I think they provide laminating service. -
Bet you wanna offer 3 joss sticks every morning too?Originally posted by joeacid:yah, mine too~ and some are also MBA holders
But i still wanna laminate it~ That's weird, what's wrong laminating a cert?
its juz that i wanna keep it for lifetime, is there anything wrong with that?
My cert look quite nice~ that's why i wanna keep it nicely -
The threadstarter is lokking for a thick lamination, like an inch thick? Not the normal lamination.Originally posted by Mao x 2:there's a photocopy shop at the Level 4 or 5 at causeway point.
I think they provide laminating service. -
Originally posted by shadowlunar:The threadstarter is lokking for a thick lamination, like an inch thick? Not the normal lamination. ... can ask them to laminate 2 layers.
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hmm... thanks alot~ i know that shop too~ call the zap it or something likdat.Originally posted by Mao x 2: ... can ask them to laminate 2 layers.
I want a lamination to be thick becoz nowadays ppl are using low quality laminating paper to do it. I've tried doing it elsewhere, but the quality is low.
I'm not sure about the one in Zap it, but i know its unreasonably expensive there. -
I bet u did that ur own? so how? does it work? maybe i shld try tooOriginally posted by shadowlunar:Bet you wanna offer 3 joss sticks every morning too? 
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Anyone know where else can i find?
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think laminate is good, else who knows the paper later get eaten by white ants or become yellow or coffee splash on it or becomes sticky and ink comes off, etc.....
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hehe finally someone supportive Yay! heheOriginally posted by nightzip:think laminate is good, else who knows the paper later get eaten by white ants or become yellow or coffee splash on it or becomes sticky and ink comes off, etc..... -
how thick?1 inch?Originally posted by joeacid:Hi guys. I just got my certificate for my diploma, so i wanna get it laminated.
But i realised that nowadays the lamination plastic is kinda thin, not like last time. I live in Woodlands near Causeway point. Do u guys know where to get thick Lamination around there with reaonable price? Thanks! -
so troublesome, why not you FRAME it??
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Like i mentioned above, i don't need very thick ones, juz at least is those hard type ones. The quality of laminating papers where ppl do it for us are usually low in quality and is so thin! I hope to keep it well so i dun wish the lamination to spoil easily too. Well, as you know that laminated papers can never to be removed.Originally posted by ceecookie:how thick?1 inch? 
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You shld try flaming urs tooOriginally posted by Mr Fugue:so troublesome, why not you FRAME it?? -
becos I'm not so ma fan like you, I just leave it as it is~!!Originally posted by joeacid:You shld try flaming urs too -
oh, but what happens if the cert for damaged? its okay for u?Originally posted by Mr Fugue:becos I'm not so ma fan like you, I just leave it as it is~!!
maybe that's the different between people. I'm not someone who take things likely or take things for granted -
So how? Anyone got any place to intro pls?
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No.I dont stay in woodlands.Originally posted by joeacid:So how? Anyone got any place to intro pls?
Just wanted to support ur decision to laminate ur cert. -
You want thick, frame it. It's called lamination for a reason.
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Thanks hehe! Another Supporter!Originally posted by Xcert:No.I dont stay in woodlands.
Just wanted to support ur decision to laminate ur cert. -
Hmm... i dun need to frame it~ and like i said in my threads, i'm looking for a higher quality ones. There are many low quality laminations out there. Please do read my post again alright?Originally posted by ditzy:You want thick, frame it. It's called lamination for a reason.