We have an L-shaped countertop. How do you deal with seams?
1975329
Unfortunately I had to discard the ezfaux vinyl. It was horrible to work with and I definitely could not figure out how to do the L -shape as well! I went with the Rustoleum countertop redo in Java chip. BEST CHOICE EVER!! Looks fabulous and is super durable. Love it!! Menards was $100 cheaper than online or Lowe's. Sorry to disappoint but save yourself the aggravation. Debra
1975330
We bought this and wish we hadn't. We took our time but it had lots of bubbles and underneath just didn't stay in place. We gave up and din't bother with it. The seams you can probably do like carpet--overlay then take the knife down it so the seam is flush and only one layer.
1975331
It will look best if you cut the seem at the bend in the L at a 45 degree angle.
1187725
I had the same problem at first. Get the 8'' or 10'' shells. Make sure they are pushed gently down and formed in the pan.
955251
I do not know what could go wrong. We love ours especially with the grate that sits about 1" above the bottom to protect from a possible scratching drop . we got ours over a year ago and do not see any possible seam problems.
1273430
Try using some of the stuff used for the ceramic (or glass) stove tops and a scouring pad. Good luck ! ! !
2165158
My sugggestion would be to apply a little bit of light sewing machine oil around the "corners" and let it soak a bit....let me know if that works!
570975
I have the same issue. I think it is some flaw in the design of the way the bowl and drain connect through the counter top. I have tried several ways to correct the problem, but no luck.
1768115
Make sure the blade was placed in the right position. Mine makes some noise when making the dough, but it won't move around on the countertop. Good luck
1791800
What kind of countertop do you have? I have granite, and I just dampened the granite before placing the Spiralizer. Make sure it is balanced.
1194080
Try with a Rubi tile cutter, It cost a a few bucks more but it´s a better cutter. 25" tiles are large and QEP many times will break the tiles unproperly
1423170
slight inward curve at the bottom of the sink does not create a quality issue. I'm sure this is done for aesthetics. a clear sealer between the countertop and sink can be used if you choose
670498
I came to the same conclusion. Thanks for your input. I still think that the manufacturer should have addressed this problem and done something to correct it. The other machine I had did not have this problem. I only got this because I needed to make larger loaves.
758379
It helps if you dampen the back. If that does not work, try putting it on a damp. thin dish towel. Depends on the kind of counter top.
2177449
I have a roto-zip cutter I use. Usually I try to pattern receptacle cut outs and the like to be at the edges of the tiles.
605541
Hi, I'm sorry to hear that. The best advice I can give to you is that if you can find a way to help keep the slicer from sliding around on your counter top/table you shouldn't have that much difficulty slicing the bread.. You definitely need something to help hold the base in place as you slice.
2270070
Possibly, although a lot of elbow grease on the finest pad is necessary. If the whole countertop is involved I suggest getting a professional company to re-finish it.
1570060
Try spraying a little WD-40 (lubricant and source of a gazillion fixes) on the seam and let it rest for 10 minutes, or so. You should be able to separate the two parts. Then, as a matter of maintenance, rub a very light film of Vaseline on the base piece. You shouldn't have the problem any longer.
21960
Hello. It probably could be cut down if you are willing to resew up the seams. Good luck!