How do u change bands after u glue on the end of one
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Do not purchase this product. It is a piece of crap and breaks after one use. I rigged it many times, but it failed each time. It's a complete waste of money.
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Cut off old band off with razor knife and scrap off old glue and sand smooth this will also help to hold stronger new band in place better I've had them slip off before and that sucks! Be safe and have fun!:-)
1443959
Not sure. The sling they sent me broke after a week and they never replaced it nor reimbursrd e after I returned it.
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Not sure what to tell u since we tied the bands on using a self-tightening knot. U can find the knot on YouTube. Good luck.
1332551
Unfasten strap and with the broad side of watch facing you pull or push each of the halves out of watch. Flip the band halves 'til the color you want is on same side as watch face and slide it back in. The fastener must also be reversed, you can snap it out of the band and put it back in with the prongs on the wrist side. (reinstalling the fastener was not easy for me but it is doable)
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I don't recomend gluing them on for the simple reason if you need to change it or take them off for a reason you won't be able too because their glued. I recomend screwing the end cap on with a flat head Kreg screw. I hope this helps u out.
394253
We used carpenter's glue and it worked well. We adhered it to vinyl to cover up the bottom of a bar to turn it "tiki"
1273190
You have to put the band back on. Easy to take apart, mine showed up with it off too.
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setting / length (mm) 1 / 1.5mm 2 / 2.5 3 / 4 4 / 5.5 5 / 7 6 / 9 7 / 11 8 / 14 9 / 18
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You just pop out the actual fitbit and put it into the new color. Then you need to also pop out the clasp that holds the ends together and put it on the new color. Very quick and easy. Hope this helps.
1853496
Use the tuner and tighten with the tuning keys on the end until it's in tune
793671
You should check the bands of the company you would like to use with firts!
1040127
I did not get them to stay in place with the glue types that I used. Sorry I can't help you.
1760134
I have mislaid the specs sheet that came with the glue. You might be able to contact the manufacturer for this information?
1204623
Don't cut too much of the tip of the glue off (you have to cut a tiny bit of the tip off to release the glue). There should be a wide spot on the glue tip that makes the applicator click on and stay. If you cut too much of the glue tip off, then it will no longer stay on properly. That said, I believe I've had one or two that still wouldn't stay on, and it makes a mess.
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There a some good guides online to do this. I forgot it which one I used, but it took me about 35 minutes to do the whole process and I had never even soldered before.
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First you have mark the lowest location on the guages, by turning them down by hand then with a piece of tape mark the location with a pin, try to be as a curate as possible on your markings. Then you can begin your disassembly of your cluster. Reinstalling the needles, you must insert the needles at a 12 clock position and then turning them clock wise slowly and gently try and get the new guages back to your markings on the tape,and you are done and don't worry if you pass your marking just repeat the process until you obtain the proper location. I used the blue painters tape and the soldering kit that is offered with the step motors.hope this will help you out. Good luck First you have mark the lowest location on the guages, by turning them down by hand then with a piece of tape mark the location with a pin, try to be as a curate as possible on your markings. Then you can begin your disassembly of your cluster. Reinstalling the needles, you must insert the needles at a 12 clock position and then turning them clock wise slowly and gently try and get the new guages back to your markings on the tape,and you are done and don't worry if you pass your marking just repeat the process until you obtain the proper location. I used the blue painters tape and the... » Read More First you have mark the lowest location on the guages, by turning them down by hand then with a piece of tape mark the location with a pin, try to be as a curate as possible on your markings. Then you can begin your disassembly of your cluster. Reinstalling the needles, you must insert the needles at a 12 clock position and then turning them clock wise slowly and gently try and get the new guages back to your markings on the tape,and you are done and don't worry if you pass your marking just repeat the process until you obtain the proper location. I used the blue painters tape and the soldering kit that is offered with the step motors.hope this will help you out. Good luck « Show Less
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Trivial. Turn upside down, unscrew inset (with finger and thumb on opposing tabs) fill and rescrew.
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Hot glue or super glue. You could also replace with rip-stop nylon and paint your own design on. I've seen that.
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Step #1 Looking at the closed clasp, you'll see 3 metal pieces. The center one is slightly curved and extends the full width of band and is about 1/4 inch wide. There is a recess in the center of wider end piece. Insert fingernail in recess and flip the curved center piece up. Step#2 With thumb and forefinger, squeeze the two release tabs that extend out of the sides. Lift while tabs are depressed.