Do you and Where to laminate certificates?

• findingnewidea

  27 Aug 07, 00:21

  I have the Bachelor's degree certificate. I don't know I should laminate the certificate?
  
  Mainly I don't know will the laminate shop accidentally spoil my cert while they laminate.
  
  Do you laminate your cert? or you just throw it aside after you got it?
  
  If you do, which shop do you recommend? I think the shop which has a lot of graduates visiting for lamination should be good. Maybe it is some shop near NUS/NTU. Any recommendation?
  
  I found that my certs like to 'stick' to each other and attract the toner to another cert (causing loss of quality). And the cert becomes yellowish and is really aging.
  
  Too bad.
• xalkyrie

  27 Aug 07, 00:25

  give it to me. i'll do it for you.
• monoslayer

  27 Aug 07, 00:27

  any kodak/fuji/konica shop..
• Jimi_Goh

  27 Aug 07, 02:44

  Originally posted by findingnewidea:

  I have the Bachelor's degree certificate. I don't know I should laminate the certificate?
  
  Mainly I don't know will the laminate shop accidentally spoil my cert while they laminate.
  
  Do you laminate your cert? or you just throw it aside after you got it?
  
  If you do, which shop do you recommend? I think the shop which has a lot of graduates visiting for lamination should be good. Maybe it is some shop near NUS/NTU. Any recommendation?
  
  I found that my certs like to 'stick' to each other and attract the toner to another cert (causing loss of quality). And the cert becomes yellowish and is really aging.
  
  Too bad.

  Just throw away la...piece of paper, or if you want just punch hole and file them
• Quinsy

  27 Aug 07, 02:45

  put in clear file holder lor.
• Darkness_hacker99

  27 Aug 07, 04:52

  Don't laminate! I suggest you stand it with a glass frames.
• Xcert

  27 Aug 07, 10:00

  Originally posted by findingnewidea:

  I have the Bachelor's degree certificate. I don't know I should laminate the certificate?
  
  Mainly I don't know will the laminate shop accidentally spoil my cert while they laminate.
  
  Do you laminate your cert? or you just throw it aside after you got it?
  
  If you do, which shop do you recommend? I think the shop which has a lot of graduates visiting for lamination should be good. Maybe it is some shop near NUS/NTU. Any recommendation?
  
  I found that my certs like to 'stick' to each other and attract the toner to another cert (causing loss of quality). And the cert becomes yellowish and is really aging.
  
  Too bad.

  U dont need the cert after U found a job so just chuck it somewhere with its scroll(or watever U call that cylinder holder)
• de_middle

  27 Aug 07, 11:10

  i dun laminate at all
• picmonster

  28 Aug 07, 07:52

  i don't laminate too
• <Precious>

  28 Aug 07, 08:09

  Bling it to the coffeeshop and ask the unker to do it lor......
• Master -_-

  28 Aug 07, 08:10

  im thinking of puttting it away when i get mine...dunno why some people must frame their certs on the wall went to a friend's house and on the wall...Lo and behold... Got his O levels results slip...poly diploma cert..NS Cert...and his Bsc
• Darkness_hacker99

  28 Aug 07, 08:23

  Originally posted by Master -_-:

  im thinking of puttting it away when i get mine...dunno why some people must frame their certs on the wall went to a friend's house and on the wall...Lo and behold... Got his O levels results slip...poly diploma cert..NS Cert...and his Bsc

  
  
  No money buy poster mah..
• euc

  28 Aug 07, 08:25

  I got mine made into a plaque.
  
  Then just put in office for people to see...then they more willing pay more money while I eat snake.
• <Precious>

  28 Aug 07, 08:43

  WALAN EH! You can qualify for a Bahelor's degree and not know where to have the darn thing laminated?
  
  Your degree got parkay wan anot?
  
  Even PSLE graduate oso smarter than you leh...........!