does this pad need to use the adhesive or can it be applied over a shirt, for example?
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It's like those sticky heart thingies. I sent it back! This product is really small and you need to be plugged into a usb hub the entire time.
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The adhesive IS for one time placement. You could probably get it off with some effort, but I doubt it would stick anywhere after that.
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It's adhered via a sticky pad. So you would just pull it off and then use something like googone to removed any sticky residue. The sticky pad is a one use only deal and it's very strong!!
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Hi Meranda......There is NO adhesive it just lays on top of the keys. You can take it off at any time and wash or rinse it off and it will adhere again. DOES NOT interfere with the key board or screen- NO MARKS. I have it on 2 of my laptops (new & old). I recommend it. Kathy
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As an optical mouse, you really shouldn't need a mousepad unless you are dealing with a reflective surface or a glass table. If the mousepad is reflective in nature - with any kind of gloss - that will disrupt the operation of the mouse.Try testing the mouse on a few different surfaces to see if you can find one that does work. If you can't get it to work on your shirt, the unit might be defective - however, it is far more likely that your system is slow under load, or that you've picked a poor mousing surface.
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I don't see why not. I removed some adhesive from an old sticker that was stuck to a bumper with it this pad and some meguiars ultimate compound.
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Yes, you do take off the backing before you press it onto the shirt. I myself put Teflon paper over the design before I press it onto the shirt. That way, it will not mess up your design. I hope this answer helps.
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You use the surface with the adhesive. You just got stuff mixed up. Sorry if I'm wrong you question was worded oddly.
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You'll lose the adhesive but similar pads are availible at home improvement stores. I swapped them for velcro but they have issues attaching to the stock velcro.
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It has a little tackiness to it. Similar to a cling because you can reposition it a little bit if you need to. No adhesive required but you have to go slow to make sure you get all the air bubbles out.
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I dont remember exactly what my instructions said, but I'm pretty sure you peel off the covering, place your device on the sticky pad, and then wait 15 minutes for it to be fully adhered.
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This blanket did not have any adhesive. I used the Roll over image to zoom in This blanket did not have any adhesive. I used DEI 010490 Hi Temp Spray Adhesive which worked well for my application which was to replace the insulating blanket inside a "gaspack" HVAC outdoor unit. Carl Whitaker
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Yes, the product stays in place without any type of adhesives. No, it does not covers the trackpad. It is the exact size of the rectangle where the keyboard is :)
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I don't think you would need adhesive if you have it fit the furniture. It is fairly soft. It's very easy to work with and to sew. I made "pillow cases" out of it very easily to cover the cushions of my outdoor furniture to keep my cushions clean. When I have people over I take the plastic covers off. Hope that helps!
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Unless your frames are unusually fragile, yes. The adhesive, and application of pads, is similar to tape.
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I don't know ho tick is the pad, but it's enough for shirts and t shirts. It can't be removed
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It is just extra tape to cover the edges of each heat pad. If you glue the pad on the cushion, you won't need the tape.