Can I use this product to lay down my edges flat?
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Yes! Not too much. A little goes a long way. It has a more waxy feel than oily...in a good way.
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Agree with Wendy. If you use too much, it will weigh hair done and will feel waxy. You should be able to use for what you are looking for but depends on thickness of your hair.
198941
Sorry it took me so long to respond to this question, but I don't understand what you mean by edges. As far as styling goes, you still need to blow dry, use a curling iron or flat iron, etc.
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D.B. Yes it can, especially if you use the poly beads which are softer. The carrying straps can by unhooked to help it to lay flat. Thanks for the question. John and the Wild Grizzly Team
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For my curved shape landscape BED, I had to take smaller strokes than on a straight run. But it worked. It works great for edging a walk or driveway.
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Noooooo. I would not suggest it. As others have stated, you need a flat surface to neatly lay out your bean fields.
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In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a furniture store if such a product exists for the application you describe. Good luck! In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a... » Read More In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a furniture store if such a product exists for the application you describe. Good luck! « Show Less
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The surface you will need to apply this onto must be very very flat. It works for me however I am using it in and outdoor project.
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Yes you can. It works for me. Some think the ridges aren't right. I guess I'm not that fussy. It takes se experimenting.
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Yes, but going around corners and using as a wrap will need some steam to loosen and patience. If you do it right please send pics cuz that's going to look very cool!
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Maybe. It works best for flat surfaces but if you get the biggest size and cut it to cover the biggest surface area for your ceramic tile, unless your ceramic tile weighs 10 lbs, of course ha ha. Just adhere to the weight limit, and you should be fine. I would recommend following the instructions carefully without skipping any steps. I thought this would be quick and easy but it is an overnight type project.
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I lay flat on my back most of the time. I do suggest using the "low" setting to avoid possible blistering.
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Yes! I do that all the time. I agree that laying it over you wouldn't work very well.
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Depends on the total surface area...if it is a large surface you may wish to use a planer. However if you have a good amount of time and a good sanding machine it may be OK for your application.
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You could. I did the same thing. I think the product says it's only recommended for 1/2 inch gaps. If you pour it thick to cover 1.5 inches it will just be soft for a long time before it cures but it's better than nothing!
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I suppose you could. I would be very careful. Results may be best if you tried to trim the unwanted area as low as possible before applying the product.
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I've successfully used this product while laying flat on my bed. The screen is parallel with the ground, but the body of the laptop is most definitely not - my computer doesn't "flatten" out and using a laptop in that fashion would be difficult. It's worth noting, I do this with a separate bluetooth keyboard and touchpad sitting on my lap.
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Absolutely. Just use a hair dryer to help with smoothing out the edges on things.
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Yes, you can it just will have exposed edges at the top, you would have to finish it off with some kind of treatment. Hope this helps, if you have any more questions let me know I will try to help.