Has anyone considerd using double sided masking tape to prevent bubbling and shrinkage?
1539475
will have more bubbles and air inside. I used glu that they provided and it is fine on the wall for 6 moths...i do not see any issue
296351
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!
690092
I wouldn't do more than 1/4-1/2 inch at a time, as you need to get air bubbles out. Perhaps you could several layers to get to a desired thickness. I have not tried to do so.
180281
Yes! Yes! A 100 times yes! I have never had much luck with double stick tape - my issue is button front blouse gaping - these strips work wonderfully well. I never even think about the gaping once they are applied. I have had no issues with fabric damage of any kind - I rub them right off before tossing in laundry.
2248919
The helicopter tapes I have purchased have been thicker tapes that work great to protect what they cover from anything from bugs at high speeds to paddles slapping the side of a paddle board. I think you can find a thinner harder more permanent tape to cover your edges. Would not recommend due to thickness and ease of removal.
84403
I found it easier to work with more of this than less. On large windows, sometimes it takes a little time to get the film smoothed out, and if you don't use enough of the liquid, it can dry out and leave you with wrinkles on the film. I had to do 4 3ft x 6ft windows recently, and I used most of two bottles.
985540
Mask with 2 inch tape and news paper. I removed my masking while it was tacky....just take your time.
814237
We used double sided tape and it has lasted over a year. I recommend taking the door handle off first put the tape on the door and start at the top of the door and slowly roll poster over the tape so you do not get bubbles, then cut a hole for the door handle.
1417900
I have not removed mine yet. I am thinking about taking them off also. I planned to use a heat gun or a very powerful hair dryer that will soften the double sided tape (don't over heat). then use have "plastic putter knife"to get behind the inserts. This is how I intend to do it.
617604
I had a double sided tape. But it was very thin cover on one side of it and very difficult to remove.
1720824
Yeah, it's no problem. I use the gel packs that come in the one inch by three inch rectangles and stick then onto the front of the flash unit and then pop this grid over it. Usually I use tape, but once I just slipped the gel directly into the grid and got a few shots. Wasn't secure by any means, and it slipped off, but it worked. The rogue gels look larger and shouldn't be any problem, but you'll bend and crinkle the gel, if that's important to you for some reason.
1229125
Assuming you are using heat activated shrink wrap then yes. I do however suggest spending a little more and getting the yellow one - it lasts much longer.
1873875
I'm not too familiar with these specific items, but after doing some general online research, I'd say yes, in fact, they might be a great idea for holding the background tight, if that's what you're after. I may have to experiment myself...:) Good luck!
1084424
I have been seeing warnings about working with this in powder form without the proper mask...I too, would like some specific information on how to work with this safely.
204930
Use painters tape to block out the areas you don't want printed; but for better results why don't u use photo emulsion process?.... good luck
855507
I agree with Jennifer that making a paste & applying with a sponge would work best. You then have better control over the application.
156261
I would think so...I repaired a leak in my Jacuzzi with it, and used masking tape as a form. When poured into the form, came out rock hard. Just make sure what u are adhering to is very clean. Good luck