Question:
I just received my laminator and lamination pouches. I opened one of the boxes of the pouches and they don’t appear to be the clear type that I wanted. The box says they’re clear, but when I hold one of the pouches up to the light it looks somewhat cloudy. Did I get the wrong kind of pouches?
Marty R.
Answer:
All lamination pouches, even the clear kind, look cloudy before you run them through the laminator. The un-melted glue will give the pouch a 
somewhat translucent appearance. The pouch will become clear after the glue is heated up by the laminator rollers and your item is completely and correctly laminated.
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