The previous molding was not only nailed but was also glued. I purchased the Frost KingDid anyone find that they needed to glue also with the nails.
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I did my garage door with this sash using glue. I first predrilled using a bit under my metal door. I preferred to use screws which worked out slick. I screwed on the rubber loosely so the screws would just hold the rubber. I began putting glue in between the rubber and end or garage door tightening the screws. This worked great for me.
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Hello, No glue is included, but it's not needed. The molding comes with enough 1 1/4" large-headed, stainless steel nails, to place them 3" apart, and have some left over on a 9' door. The molding is stiff enough not to droop with this nail spacing. It will fit tight to the door edge. This moulding will work alone to make a good seal with a smooth concrete floor. When used with a second (different shape and stiffer material) moulding that IS glued to the concrete floor beneath the door's edge, the combination of 2 moldings 'mates' and makes a very good water-repellent seal.
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I'll start by saying I love this nail gun ... but it's probably overkill for both shoe and crown molding. I have a smaller brad nailer that I use for molding. You might be able to dial the air pressure back and use the smallest nail possible ... it's heavy crown molding it might be enough to keep the nail from cracking the wood.
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nail hook comes along with the product. That needs to be fixed back side. You may check the mark if you open the top board and remove the cloth slightly down.
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Not really. It's too dense and will not fill in all the area between the molding and whatever you're attaching it to. Use yellow wood glue or Gorilla glue which are made for bonding wooden molding joints. If I noticed a carpenter using hot glue sticks on molding joints I would conider that person to be an unprofessional "hack."
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After I had been using mine for a few months I noticed a nail protruding indicating that the molding had pulled out a little. I put some wood glue in the opening and hammered it back in so it's solid now. Since the molding is what's supporting your weight you want to make sure it's secure.
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It is part of the mold and the picture shows it painted black. It is all one piece and you will tape off the areas that you want black or any other color and paint it to look like it is a separate piece.
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I believe I read something in the information sent with the mold kit that if you need more you can send off for it. Read the papers that accompanied your kit thoroughly, it should mention what to do if that happens.
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We had a contractor do the curbing and it appears to be just Portland cement! They used a small machine that makes the curb mold! Then you just pick the surface pattern!
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It actually looks like they may have used some sort of wood polish in the second picture. Mine looks more like the first picture.
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Hi Melody,I hate to burst everyones bubble here, although it is made from solid wood, they threw a veneer on the top of it (I know this because mine arrived with the veneer peeling off). So if you do plan to refinish it, have fun with that top veneer.
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These are obviously molded items. The ice tray you received may not have had the mold-release chemicals (these would only be on the surface, not to worry) completely removed. Just a theory.
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I used a lot of super glue and then also nailed it to the board. Thus far it's still in place and did this about 4 - 5 months ago.
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I gave up with glue as I couldn't get the pieces to stick without denting it. Tape worked and made the process go faster and the kids at the party didn't notice. Edit* My response is not for this kit but for the free Minecraft downloads at pixelcraft.com
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all i used was a wire snips to cut the pieces out, and a straight razor to get the little bits off. it took about five hours to build and thats not adding the stickers,or painting on the model
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We've had similar things happen and my husband used a strong glue for some parts, others, he had to come up with something on his own. We ended up buying another one when it became "no longer fixable"; which we are not happy with - the previous one was terrific, why they changed it, I don't know !!! I don't know if there are any replacement parts available; you could try to contact the manufacturer.
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There are holes drilled on the top for the molding to go around the back and sides. It's a little hard to see in the picture. There are holes drilled for the label plaques. You can get stickers with the finish on them to cover the holes if you would like.
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I have had some for over six months, usually with one open. I have never found any molding. I have kept both inside and outside the chill box, but with the same good storage results.