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Thread: Insulbrite (sp) - Could it work to protect credit cards

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    Senior Member Chester the bunny's Avatar
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    Insulbrite (sp) - Could it work to protect credit cards

    Does anyone know if I made a small credit card pouch using insulbrite inside, would it protect the credit cards like those small little cases or holders do?
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    Interesting! I hadn't thought of that. I'd also would like to know. Thanks for asking.

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    I assume you want to protect the magnetic strip? That would not work IMO. If I hold a magnet onto insulbrite, it does hold needles on the other side.

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    I made a card holder and put HD aluminum foil between the layers. Now planning to repeat the process with the foil seal that you must rip from the top of coffee can--the big 34oz cans,,,? It is almost like metal.

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    Hmmm, not sure. i just fold aluminum foil and put it into my wallet near the outside of the fold. do some searching on how to find out. must be a way to test it.

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    Thanks ladies, I never even thought about putting aluminum foil in there.
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    Only lead will work to protect the cards from scanners.
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    One way to find out is to wrap your card with insulbrite and put it above the credit
    machine next time you go to the store. A lot of people don't even bother to remove
    their credit/debit card out of their wallet. They just put their wallet on the machine.

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    I just finished making myself a new card holder...with the foil I mentioned in the post above. I don't think a thief will be able to read thru the heavy foil once he gets past all the other junk in my purse! I should
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    Quote Originally Posted by mermaid View Post
    I just finished making myself a new card holder...with the foil I mentioned in the post above. I don't think a thief will be able to read thru the heavy foil once he gets past all the other junk in my purse! I should
    add that it was done in the hoop on embroidery machine. Name:  2015-09-13 15.18.15.jpg
Views: 1339
Size:  286.6 KBName:  2015-09-13 15.17.54.jpg
Views: 1338
Size:  273.1 KB Very sorry my pix are so large--with ipad--will resize next time.
    Lately, my pics will start out super large. That's new, they didn't used to do that. I have to resize using Paint to get them to an acceptable viewable size.

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