What's the felcro strip for?
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The Velcro strip is just for wrapping up your cables or headphones. Kind of an added bonus/extra. Case is terrific.
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It's to remove the saddlebags from the dog harness. Although the saddlebags are held on the harness with Velcro, the buckle is an additional safety feature.
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There is a good set of instructions for use of this stripper. Please check the following website for the additional indformation: http://www.wmbarr.com/citristrip/citristrip_product_landing.aspx
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I use them to prevent droopy collar with a long sleeve dress shirt. Also to prevent the flap on the shirt from hanging off to the side. The magnets allow you to position the collar area exactly as you want it.
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I use Velcro. There is no sticky strip on the lift. Because you can adjust how much lift you want ( I used the whole thing) you need to glue the layers together as they do come apart
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Used for undercast or to cut friction between limb and appliance it can be cut in lengths to over contact area with excess to allow for slippage andif washed shrinkage. It's so inexpensive I buy the big roll.
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I think this would be rather helpful. The velcro is very good for securing the wrap; however, if that area is tender, you may have to be extra careful when wrapping it.
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I actually, cut the velcro into some smaller strips and it worked fine. I think I had to cut about 1/4 off and that was it. It would have looked fine even with out cutting, but I just wanted it to be a little smaller. We used this on a Panasonic Viera 55" plasma TV. Works great! Hope this helps
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The cord comes out on the edge of the strip so you can mount strip flush against a wall or work bench, with cord on top edge or bottom edge and near the end of the strip.Works great!
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It hooks to the bottom crossbar and tightens the fabric. It took me a while to figure it out.
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I'm sorry, there are conflicting anwers here about the metal strips. Are they for show, or do they shock someone who tries to grab it away from you?
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adhesive Velcro cut into a small strip works if you have a polymer foregrip.
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I don't think that would be a good idea, because with the constant bending and shape-changing of cloth, it would peel off before too long. I believe this is intended to attach to something hard, stable, and non-porous, like metal. There could be cloth-backed reflective strips that would be better suited to your needs.
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It is velcro. But it is a long strip and very strong. You can have wipes and diapers in it and not worry about it falling open.
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Hello Ron..I have been asked to comment on your query. The Velcro strips supplied with the insulation pads are pretty decent, in that the adhesive part works well....I cannot comment on the temperature range for application (I live in Qatar, so everything is mostly done in the higher temp ranges)....but did think it worthwhile to mention that you need to watch out for the fact that the rear section (Unltd Wrangler) of insulation, because of its size, detaches itself from the Velcro side of the strip quite often. This is a minor hassle and just needs to be "pressed" back in place. I am considering placing extra strips of Velcro in these "problem" areas. Thanks, Robert Hello Ron..I have been asked to comment on your query. The Velcro strips supplied with the insulation pads are pretty decent, in that the adhesive part works well....I cannot comment on the temperature range for application (I live in Qatar, so everything is mostly done in the higher temp ranges)....but did think it worthwhile to mention that you need to watch out for the fact that the rear section (Unltd Wrangler) of insulation, because of its size, detaches itself from the Velcro side of the strip quite often. This is a minor hassle and just needs to be "pressed" back in place.... » Read More Hello Ron..I have been asked to comment on your query. The Velcro strips supplied with the insulation pads are pretty decent, in that the adhesive part works well....I cannot comment on the temperature range for application (I live in Qatar, so everything is mostly done in the higher temp ranges)....but did think it worthwhile to mention that you need to watch out for the fact that the rear section (Unltd Wrangler) of insulation, because of its size, detaches itself from the Velcro side of the strip quite often. This is a minor hassle and just needs to be "pressed" back in place. I am considering placing extra strips of Velcro in these "problem" areas. Thanks, Robert « Show Less
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My husband said it was for insulation, not sure if that is the answer you are looking for.
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I believe it is, but most of it is covered and due to the user presoaking the strips the moist environment near the Velcro never gets above 212 degrees. When the water leaves the strips by evaporation it actually cools the strip down. As the strips dry the temps will rise but this should not be an issue with normal recipes.