What are adhesive paper re-enforcers?

Question

I'm school shopping and I have no idea what 'adhesive paper re-enforcers' are. Can anyone help.

Maybe tell me a brand or give me a link to them somewhere, something. I have never heard of these and when I search on staples.com, nothing comes up.

THANK YOU GUYS SOOO MUCH!

I know exactly what you're talking about now. I just never knew they were called that! Thanks!!

Answer 1

They are those little self-sticking circles that you can put around each hole on a piece of notebook paper to reinforce the hole so it doesn't rip out of a notebook so easily.

Answer 2

Technine Re-enforcer

Answer 3

They are the white circular shaped stickers that you apply on hole-punched paper when they tear. One brand is made by Avery. They can be found at OfficeMax. Type in "reinforcer" in the search category. Also a link is provided below.

Answer 4

They are little round stickers with holes in them that you use on loose leaf paper when the holes break. You put them on there to prevent the breaking or after they break so you don't need to p unch new holes or rewrite notes..you can just use the original paper in the binder.

Answer 5

They are little round stickers that go over the holes in your notebook paper. You should find it in the page protector area of the store. I don't know a brand, sorry.

Answer 6

They are white donuts with sticky on the back. You use them in case your paper gets ripped out of your 3-ring binder. You place it over the torn hole, and it keeps your paper in the binder as it should be.

3M?

Answer 7

it depends...