How do you apply? Is sounds like a sticky mess.
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It's really no big deal...I just use a golf tee or a tongue depressor, something I can dispose of after...the material is about the consistency of caramel sauce...it comes off your skin easily with hand cleaner...great stuff, as it stays sticky over time, doesn't dry up...
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I use a putty knife and it is very simple. Nevertheless, the stickiert part is to clean the tool and any other thing that touches accidentlly the product. I use to clean the tool with a rag that I discard after using. But a solvent should help.
1974839
I use disposable gloves. It can be a very sticky mess so be careful and plan before you start applying. I smear it on with my glove covered hands. Then I unfold the gloves off my hands outside in and throw away. Its easy for me this way but you have to be careful not to touch anything other than what you want it to stick to because it is hard to remove. Mineral Spirit works well to remove it. Good luck.
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It can be a sticky mess if you don't plan before applying. I use a disposable plastic knife or similar, am very careful, and then trow everything in the trash. Just be careful not to get it on other plants, leaves, or anything other than the intended surface, as it is hard to get rid of. Once I got it on my hand by accident and then touched my face and hair (trying to get my hair off my face.) Not a fun experience.But it works really well and is non-toxic.
1974841
I simply wound grafting tape around the trunk making a 2" wide base for the tanglefoot. I used a couple of pieces of flat plastic (ice cream container lid) to apply the tanglefoot. I now have no green ants in my fruit trees. Very happy.
109645
These screen protectors have a sticky side that is covered by a film with a removal tab labeled "1" and a non sticky side with a film labeled "2". The most important thing to remember is to thuroughly clean and dry the screen with a lint free cloth prior to installing! Even the smallest speck of dust will stand out. When ready, peel the sticky side film off and carefully align the bottom edge with your screen, then allow it to settle into place. Use a credit card to push any bubbles to the edges. Bubbles with specks will not move. Last step is to peel off non sticky film. These screen protectors have a sticky side that is covered by a film with a removal tab labeled "1" and a non sticky side with a film labeled "2". The most important thing to remember is to thuroughly clean and dry the screen with a lint free cloth prior to installing! Even the smallest speck of dust will stand out. When ready, peel the sticky side film off and carefully align the bottom edge with your screen, then allow it to settle into place. Use a credit card to push any bubbles to the edges. Bubbles with specks will not move. Last step is to peel off non sticky film.
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I would say yes but first cut it before you take the sticky part off. Also i would make sure you wash the area and have it dry a few days before applying. Use a old credit card to rub over it as you apply, allows for a good hold.
525703
Its rather like rubbing alcohol, actually its one of the ingredients. I think the best way to apply is with an atomizer.
2014206
Good luck. Not as difficult as it is to describe coherently. Company help is really bad with a don't care attitude.
2101784
Make sure your applicator is wet with product when you start and don't go over it too many times, and go with the grain of the wood. Do small 3X3 sections and move quickly. Let it dry completely. Weather can affect the time. I did 2 coats and it looked great. Use a good applicator.
2090162
I tried many times and the best result I got on these dry protectors was to start on one edge. Left or right, and then card it down while peeling the adhesive backing off. There's actually a good videos on YouTube.
767107
Use something to smooth it (ex. credit card, ruler, etc..) as you apply it. Maybe only pull a portion of the backing off if what you are applying is large. That will keep it from sticking together.
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First put on some latex gloves, then wipe down the computer screen with the dusting cloth in the package. Make absolutely sure the screen has NO dust/dirt particles. Try laying it flat on the table and looking across the screen to be sure its clear. With the gloves still on remove the backing on the Screen protector and try to only hold it by the edges. Line up the notch with the windows button on the bottom of the screen and allow the screen protector to adhere from the center of the device to the outside edges. Smooth the air bubbles out with the long side of your credit card wrapped with the cleaning cloth from the center of the screen to the edges. As long as the screen and the protector are clean and free of dust and dirt this should work. If not, I'm pretty sure this is why they come in packs of 2, I guess they give you one to practice with. CLEAN is the key. One tiny speck of dust is all you need to get a bubble that won't go away
2229745
Yes, I just cleaned the surface really well and then applied the tape. Once applied, I used a small wallpaper seem roller to press it down as I held a hair dryer to the tape.
1204148
Its kind of a cream/ paste mix but hard. I just apply it with my fingers. Its easy!
2011618
Mine just stuck on like a sticker. Be sure to peel the paper backing off...looks a little confusing at first.
777645
Start with drops, undu goes a long way. The amount depends on the surface and the amount of glue in the sticker. Some glues react really fast l, some need work.
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I didn't get Instruct. Either, I just clean the window very well, Make sure its dry. You will have one shot at this. I had someone help me hold / line it up, So take your time, I started in the center and worked my way out would, I used a credit card. Then slowly peal the backing off making sure it is sticking. I'm not sure if this is the right way but it worked for me. Good Luck.
315260
I dont know if you bought this from us or another company, but I will help you from here ;) Take a credit card or grocery bonus card (something plastic and flat) and rub the application tape (plastic) thoroughly to make sure the vinyl is completely adhered to the wall. Beginning at a corner, start peeling the app tape off of the lettering SLOWLY. if a letter comes up with the plastic, press down on the app tape using the card and rub, then try pulling up a little more. Patience is the key here. Most of the time you will not have a problem with the lettering or font used on this item, but some fonts and designs can be quite "hairy" and the thin lines and points tend to come up. Let me know if you need any further help! Also there are about 80 videos on youtube that have good application advice.
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I had my husband do this and he said he had some trouble with it as well but he scotch taped it together and then scotched taped it to the wall where he wanted it then used a credit card to rub it onto the wall. Just take it from me and make sure it level before you use the credit card to rub it onto the wall :)
773162
I think I read that you have to apply more than one coat. I haven't tested mine; sounds like I need to.