Just ordered this. Wondering if it looks ok if you put in on top of the puzzle? Otherwise any tips for flipping it?
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Put your puzzle on a flat surface and try to put something underneath your puzzle, something thats strong and almost same length or width as the puzzle and then with flat object underneath flip it. Or flip the puzzle by separating the puzzle into 3 or 4 big pieces and it'll be a lot easier
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If you mean putting it on the "printed" side... don't. Peel & Stick is a solid white color, you do not want to cover the printed side. I purchased 2 pieces of 1/4 inch thick construction boards and an 1/2 inch to 1 inch bigger than the finished puzzle slide the puzzle onto one board cover with the other board and then "flipped" it. Peel & stick to back of puzzle as close to the edges as you can, the next piece I would overlap by 1/4 inch, I then used a metal pancake spatula and pressed it down pretty hard and it works beautifully!
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No, it can only go on the back of puzzle. I used three sheets for 300 piece puzzle. It is not a clear sheet to be put on front. Once I used roller I left overnite. It did great.
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It goes on the back of the puzzle. To flip the puzzle use two pieces of cardboard.
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the twist game comes with movable pegs which allows the game parts to be placed over them-as long as there is a whole-some parts of the twists are solid and some are open. When the pegs are placed some colors have 2 twist pieces of the same color so either twist piece could be placed there. I think the 2 game are quite smiliar-I have another that is similiar to the fit, it even has 3D puzzle set-ups using the solid pieces and using only the center square area-I did like the new twist of the extra pegs to add a little more, not sure if they're a hint in solution or henderance in solution, either way I've had fun working my way through their booklet. the twist game comes with movable pegs which allows the game parts to be placed over them-as long as there is a whole-some parts of the twists are solid and some are open. When the pegs are placed some colors have 2 twist pieces of the same color so either twist piece could be placed there. I think the 2 game are quite smiliar-I have another that is similiar to the fit, it even has 3D puzzle set-ups using the solid pieces and using only the center square area-I did like the new twist of the extra pegs to add a little more, not sure if they're a hint in solution or henderance in solution,... » Read More the twist game comes with movable pegs which allows the game parts to be placed over them-as long as there is a whole-some parts of the twists are solid and some are open. When the pegs are placed some colors have 2 twist pieces of the same color so either twist piece could be placed there. I think the 2 game are quite smiliar-I have another that is similiar to the fit, it even has 3D puzzle set-ups using the solid pieces and using only the center square area-I did like the new twist of the extra pegs to add a little more, not sure if they're a hint in solution or henderance in solution, either way I've had fun working my way through their booklet. « Show Less
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I painted mine with geometric patterns to match our grandsons playroom . I did not do anything before I painted. I put on a dealer after I was done to make sure the paint did not get worn off. I have have it this way for over 6 months and no problems so far and it looks great!!
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We used a big fold out table and layed a piece of plywood on top. We built it in for sections. After each section was done we slid it one a bigger piece of plywood the is big enough for the whole puzzle and added each section to it. Once it was done we were going to take the big piece out side but could not get the plywood out the door. LOL Even tried to slant it to get it out, but the puzzle wanted to slide off the board. So we left it on the reckroom florr for a while and took pictures. Then we took it apart and sent it to some one else to have fun putting it together. Its a beautiful picture puzzle. We used a big fold out table and layed a piece of plywood on top. We built it in for sections. After each section was done we slid it one a bigger piece of plywood the is big enough for the whole puzzle and added each section to it. Once it was done we were going to take the big piece out side but could not get the plywood out the door. LOL Even tried to slant it to get it out, but the puzzle wanted to slide off the board. So we left it on the reckroom florr for a while and took pictures. Then we took it apart and sent it to some one else to have fun putting it together. Its a beautiful... » Read More We used a big fold out table and layed a piece of plywood on top. We built it in for sections. After each section was done we slid it one a bigger piece of plywood the is big enough for the whole puzzle and added each section to it. Once it was done we were going to take the big piece out side but could not get the plywood out the door. LOL Even tried to slant it to get it out, but the puzzle wanted to slide off the board. So we left it on the reckroom florr for a while and took pictures. Then we took it apart and sent it to some one else to have fun putting it together. Its a beautiful picture puzzle. « Show Less
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Actually if you are good with jig saw puzzles it will be easy. There is a picture and all you have to find the corresponding piece. Really it is a piece of cake.
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Unfortunately I have not been able to start on this puzzle yet, so I have no advice on what surface would be the best solution for this.
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I wouldnt recommend playing with it. It is a model and therefore bery fragile. Also, the doors are solid and so not open. I am sure of you have the know how you could cut the doors and make rhem so they open, but i wouldnt recommend it. Yes it comes woth detailed instructions. Again, very fragile once put together. Best put in a display case for looking not touching.
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On a guess do you have the left and right reversed or the top and bottom reversed? I seem to remember needing to reverse my first attempt. It went on differently than I expected.
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Celeste, I read all the bad reviews and ignored them. That was my first mistake, it is a horrible wire rack. I have mostly all M&D; puzzles and the large Abc's won't fit but I knew that and put them underneath to to stabilize the flimsy case . About your question your jumbo knob puzzles wil probably not fit !!! You really dont want to purchase this I promise..You can also go to M&D; website and they will tell you which fit and which dont. Most of the better puzzles dont fit their case go figure...As I was typing this my 10 month old barely touched the wire case and it fell over...Have to pick them up again Celeste, I read all the bad reviews and ignored them. That was my first mistake, it is a horrible wire rack. I have mostly all M&D; puzzles and the large Abc's won't fit but I knew that and put them underneath to to stabilize the flimsy case . About your question your jumbo knob puzzles wil probably not fit !!! You really dont want to purchase this I promise..You can also go to M&D; website and they will tell you which fit and which dont. Most of the better puzzles dont fit their case go figure...As I was typing this my 10 month old barely touched the wire case and it fell over...Have to pick... » Read More Celeste, I read all the bad reviews and ignored them. That was my first mistake, it is a horrible wire rack. I have mostly all M&D; puzzles and the large Abc's won't fit but I knew that and put them underneath to to stabilize the flimsy case . About your question your jumbo knob puzzles wil probably not fit !!! You really dont want to purchase this I promise..You can also go to M&D; website and they will tell you which fit and which dont. Most of the better puzzles dont fit their case go figure...As I was typing this my 10 month old barely touched the wire case and it fell over...Have to pick them up again « Show Less
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You are smart to ask! I didn't. Over a month after ordering it...I finally received it, rolled up on my doorstep. You will have to frame it. Fortunately, my husband is very handy and was able to do it. We are happy with the piece, but was mislead about what I was ordering. I hope this helps ;)
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You have to put it on the back because it is not a clear plastic coat. Its is more like a thin cardboard that has adhesive on it that sticks to the back of the puzzle. It keeps that puzzle from bending and falling apart. I don't know if it will come off.
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Celeste, I read all the bad reviews and ignored them. That was my first mistake, it is a horrible wire rack. I have mostly all M&D puzzles and the large Abc's won't fit but I knew that and put them underneath to to stabilize the flimsy case . About your question your jumbo knob puzzles wil probably not fit !!! You really dont want to purchase this I promise..You can also go to M&D website and they will tell you which fit and which dont. Most of the better puzzles dont fit their case go figure...As I was typing this my 10 month old barely touched the wire case and it fell over...Have to pick them up again
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We will bring it to a professional framing store and have it framed. We first used puzzle glue to insure the pieces don't fall apart. Even clear tape on the back will work....but we will definitely frame it prior to hanging it.
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It doesn't flip back and forth once constructed. You might be able to put the piece on "backwards" when building it. I actually bought another dry erase board and pasted it on the back.
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This puzzle arrives in a box and you have to put the pieces together. Any of these puzzles would make great pieces of art if you buy the glue for puzzles! Hope this helps!
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Yes, it is. I used it on a 500 piece puzzle and it has been hanging on the wall since March. It is curling a little on the sides but no pieces have come lose.
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I would get the regular one. If you have a puzzle lover they will appreciate the challenge.