ARe they easy to cut and fray free?
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We cut ours and didn't have any issues with fraying. We cut them with blade.
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1. They cannot be cut, but they are quite small in the first place. 2. I am having trouble understanding your exact question. They seem quite strong. I used them to reinforce my fridge magnets since some of them weren't strong enough to keep the kitchen timers in place. They were strong enough to do that. Said timers are plastic, but a little heavy for the magnets they already had.
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They do not easily rip or pull apart. I keep a pair of scissors handy and simply cut them off.
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Yes, it was really easy. I have one pair that I removed two links from. All you need is a thin flat head screw driver and a pair of pliers to remove the small pin, cut off two end links and then replace the small pin. They work great!
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No, you need to cut them yourself. I love these, because they are easy to hold on to, and are large.
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They are very easy to cut. As for painting I've never tried but they seem like it would hold paint well.
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Yes, you can cut them easily. Having said that, honestly, I would not recommend spending 40 bucks on something like this unless your Doctor told you to. I bought them without consulting my Doctor and regretted it. Judy Smith
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Yes, it's easy to cut any of the shapes. Save the extra, too. I make them last as long as I can.
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I did not have to cut mine. Since the material is a thin plastic sheet with light ridges and bendable, I would have to assume the material should be easy to cut.
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I'm sure you could, but the cut edges would be ratty. They would be easy enough to sew or serge, if you're handy that way.
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I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a good pair of shears would do just as well. I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a... » Read More I haven't done it, but I'm sure they are easily cut. The best ways I can describe its physical properties are: If I hold a pad up balancing it with one hand placed near its center, they're ridgid enough so that there's only a very slight droop towards its edges. But if I squeeze it between my fingers, I can easily compress it down to about 1/2" and when I let go it springs right back to its full 1-1/2" thickness.I think if I was going to cut it, I would compress it with a straight edge and use a carpet knife or something similar, but I tend to overthink things and maybe a good pair of shears would do just as well. « Show Less
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The strips are pretty narrow so it shouldn't be an issue at all. We also needed it for a small gap in the door. And they are easy to cut. These are great!
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Joseph- I haven't had to cut mine, but it appears they should be easy to cut if needed
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I didn't cut mine but it shouldn't be a problem. The liners are thin and I would think scissors would work just fine
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You could do that with no problems. You would probably want to burn/melt the end you cut to keep it from fraying which isn't a big deal.
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Hello- Yes, this is very easy to trim with a sharp pair of scissors. Thank you - Home Hardware Solutions
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I would have to say that the ease if use would make them more desireable then regular tie downs. They were equally as strong as the traditional tie downs as well but you can put them on in a snap.