Vinyl Laminate Sheets For Countertops

On concrete, vinyl, or laminate floor, this dolley provides smooth motion shots. Expect some noise, but it was quieter than I expected. The sound can be filtered out, or just use it when you expect to cover with ambient. It's nice to have in your bag as a creative alternative to a shoulder-rig or hand-held shot.

I had been using vinyl sheets to store my negatives for years. I always hated the tightness. These glassine sheets have wider slots and a nicer material that allow negatives to slide in and out with ease. No snagging or binding. I wished I would have switched years ago.

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

If you can think of a place to clamp to, this thing can do it. Poles, stands, edges of countertops. I'll be rigging things all over the place with it, I'm sure.

This is just great media which will give the best results and to laminate as well. Can't say enough about the quality it is just the best,

This is the only vinyl I use and only from B&H.

One of the most useful clamps I've ever used. I've clamped lights to stands midway up, railings, countertops, plumbing, tree limbs, and a multitude of other surfaces. By placing a hand towel in the grip I've used it without incident even on delicate surfaces (of course, use caution). The pin is held firmly in place and I no longer have to worry if my expensive light(s) will slip out of inferior clamps found elsewhere. Highly recommended and will continue to add more as needed.

A multitude of uses with this beast! From tables, chairs, countertops, poles, tree limbs to anything one can clamp something down on within its jaw width, this clamp can handle the task!

we use these to hold stone countertops and vanities to the tables for hand polishing. Very strong and doesn't leave a mark with the rubber covers on

Love the adhesive vinyl. We have found so many uses for it.