Do you just cut this in half with tin snips and slide part of it back over itself and then tape it?
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No cutting. It is already in two pieces. It slides up and down and slide it apart for what ever length you need. My husband is a contractor and said it does not need taped if you don't want to tape it. Fits tight. Hope this answered your question.
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I reused the old tape. It's ok but not perfect as the original state. It will also depend on the tool and how you take out the old screen. Certain area, I scraped off the old tape more than other. It doesn't bother me but if you want to be perfect then get the tape.
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You could... however you may not be completely happy with the outcome. By going over rope that is partially shredded, you may not be able to secure the start of the new rope that well, it will not wrap evenly or as tightly when rewrapping. Believe it or the not it will actually tack less time to just cut off the old and rewrap with the new.
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Yes, my husband says he cut it with a knife he keeps with his tools. We have been very pleased with this product!
1336692
if i remember right,there should've been a round plastic piece that fits into the round top and connects two pieces. i cut back the round top part on one piece as to cover up the splice area. a little gorilla duct tape will also hep keep the two pieces together.
2067843
Cut and tape a drop cloth on it. Just a plain out plastic drop cloth from the dollar store.
2175215
no dont cut it. just keep wrapping it. needs it for the induction of the tach signal.
1538510
I must use tin snips and if the edges are rough file them down a little. Hacksaw might work as well if you take the rubber out and cut the rubber separately with scizzors.
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Yes. You just have to trim the excess with tin snips. Seal the whole thing with aluminum tape before placing the two sides. It says 0-18" because you can slide the two closer together but it doesn't mention the trimming involved. Mine works great!
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Yes, i used a sharp knife to trim off the wax of the part i was going to cut off, then i used sharp scisssors and cut about six lines around the bottom up to where i needed it trimmed, then i bent back each of the pieces of the plastic and trimmed that off with scissors. It's not perfectly even, but pretty close.
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It's not based on tape. It's more like you cut it to how much you need. Which is a bummer as well. But try it out ? Make it work like I did.
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Use 2 pieces of scotch tape for each cut, place one on each side of the tint sheet, front and back, close to the edges, then pull apart slowly. That's what the instructions said, and it worked for me.
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Well, I used my sharp fingernails but I think a carpet cutter, used at a slight angle, should do the trick. It's easier to tape one side to a solid surface and then removing the second side. Trying to do both sides while just holding the tape, causes the tape to stick to its self. Good luck, it works great!
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I use two sheets of poster board, tape the two long ends with clear packing tape and flip over. I do it by myself and have never had a problem. Very easy!
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Not easy....usually with a hacksaw or an axe. I just usually cut them in half, not small pieces...
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Get a tape push it on the tape holder behind the cutter it should be sticky side down and pull and go under a metal holder to cutter
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Yes, start about 3-4 inches down from the leak and wrap tightly up and over the leak and keep going another 3-4 inches further past the leak. Do not stop there. Then start backing up (wrapping) back down where you started. Cut (not tear) the tape and press firmly to bond to itself.