Yup, a regular laminator. I lucked out and ended up with a commercial
one, but I've read of people using regular office store ones. You may
have to take the case off the unit as sometimes the slot in the plastic
is too narrow. It won't harm the board, more likely if anything the
laminator would be the thing having issues. I always use a piece of
plain paper as a carrier to avoid stuff sticking to the rollers.

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Kelly Miller wrote:
> A plain old laminator?  I could get one at a local store for around
> $60-70 USD.  You just print on the special paper/material and feed it
> and the PCB thru a laminator?  Will this break the PCB?

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