Do I have to cut this to run it through my spray gun? And if so what do I cut it with?
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Using the Fluid Film gun, just use it as it comes from the can. I haven't tried a regular gun. Probably too thick
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I have only used it with the fluid film gun as I would not want to use this material in my paint and thinner guns. The fluid film gun did a very good job for underbody on my vehicle and the spray cans with the plastic spray tubes worked well getting into tight places. For this to work as formulated I would not want to change it's effectiveness by cutting it. You will see when you spray it it's fairly thin and will drip off as it builds up.
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I don't know as I have not considered using a sprayer. I think I saw a US distributor on Google that is in SF. Maybe that would give info needed.
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I run it through my siphon spray gun without cutting it down, I just make sure it is warmed up before I spray it. I have never had any problems doing it this way
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You can cut this stencil material with a knife or stencil cutting tool. We would recommend using a repositionable spray adhesive or painters tape to hold the stencil to your surface. You will want to apply multiple light coats of your paint to prevent any bleeding underneath the stencil material.Please let us know if you have any further questions.Thank you,The Stencil Ease Team
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Just the top of the open cut. Hydrachloric acid (used in pools) also works great so I found out. Pour it on a rag, lay over the cut stump - rewet rag when it dries out.I used this method - worked great and in-expensive.
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Hello Mr. Efficiency! This is Dr. Tech! :) I used a rotozip with a saw attachment cutting on the back side of the adhesive first. Otherwise, you can use a rotary tool or hacksaw with a fine blade. It doesnt take too much pressure to cut. Use a pencil on the back side of the channel to mark the cut. If you use the channel covers , then the cuts dont have to be perfect. Some installers dont like using the covers in order to give it a seamless look but it takes a steady hand and a near-perfect cut. Also, when installing the channel over/under any trimming, use a thin 12inc ruller as a spacer to allow for the channel covers to be installed. Hope this helps!! Good luck :)
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Yes, my husband says he cut it with a knife he keeps with his tools. We have been very pleased with this product!
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I contacted Formsby's for you, and this is their answer. see the following.......Thank you for contacting Formby's. We appreciate your inquiry.None of our products can be used through a spray gun.Thank you again for your inquiry. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.Sincerely,FeraasFormby's Product Support10/7/2014 2:30:03 PM [Customer Note]
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You would need a saw to cut it! The plastic is very hard. I wouldn't recommend it.
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no i wouldn't cut it...i would contact the company and they should be able to help you find the right one.
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There will be a button to press behind the back grip. Press that and pull that handle out, you will then be able to put the tube in. Also, you'll see a hole on the side of the gun. Put the tip of the tube in there and it will cut the tube of caulk. Hope this helps
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Wrap tape around the outside where you need to cut it. As long as your chop saw blade isn't a cheap contractor type, it'll cut through fine.
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I have been wondering the same thing I imagine you would have to cut it to the desired length with a grinder or saw that would cut it without damaging it.
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Spray the gun with oil, then wrap it in kitchen plastic wrap. I used to make holsters, and this works fine.
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No you need to cut with the clipper, The comb guide line and even eveything else.
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I mostly spray water for cutting concrete but have also used it with weed killer (ground clear). I see concrete finishers use it as well for their forms. It will spray any liquid. Easy to pump for spray pressure. I hope that helps. What do you want to put in it?
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If you have a really sharp knife you can cut it to the contours of the weapon. But the way it is really done, you have to pluck the foam out the way you want. Hope it helps.
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My sprayer has a metal wand with a black plastic connector at the base that screws onto the nozzle (the piece with the trigger). When I got this kit, I unscrewed the wand and cut the hose off the old nozzle. I slid the handle over the remaining hose and attached the hose to the nozzle. Then I snapped the handle to the nozzle. I attached the wand to the the other end of the nozzle by screwing the black plastic connector on to the nozzle. The wand does not go through the handle. The handle is on the input side of the nozzle and the wand is on the output side. Hope this helps.
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There is a cutting tip. You heat it up and then cut what you want. I will assume it can only cut rope. I only use my gun to solder two pieces of wire together so I've never really used the cutting tip. I will add this: The gun is of exceptional value. I have another just like it that I've had for almost 40 years but it never came with the carrying case and it still is going strong.