Would these be able to bend (contour) around a curved surface, such as a bottle?
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In my experience, I think they would - they curl as they bake and then lay flat again as you continue baking, then you take them out and they harden on the flat cookie sheet. If you either baked them on a curved glass bottle or immediately took them out and quickly, carefully (they are hot) put them on a curved surface to cool, I really think that would work to keep them curved. My daughter saw them curling once in the oven and took them out before they had time to continue baking to lay flat and they cooled and stayed curved....I would recommend still letting them bake the entire time and not do what she did-plus then they wouldn't curve the way you want them anyway. In my experience, I think they would - they curl as they bake and then lay flat again as you continue baking, then you take them out and they harden on the flat cookie sheet. If you either baked them on a curved glass bottle or immediately took them out and quickly, carefully (they are hot) put them on a curved surface to cool, I really think that would work to keep them curved. My daughter saw them curling once in the oven and took them out before they had time to continue baking to lay flat and they cooled and stayed curved....I would recommend still letting them bake the entire time and... » Read More In my experience, I think they would - they curl as they bake and then lay flat again as you continue baking, then you take them out and they harden on the flat cookie sheet. If you either baked them on a curved glass bottle or immediately took them out and quickly, carefully (they are hot) put them on a curved surface to cool, I really think that would work to keep them curved. My daughter saw them curling once in the oven and took them out before they had time to continue baking to lay flat and they cooled and stayed curved....I would recommend still letting them bake the entire time and not do what she did-plus then they wouldn't curve the way you want them anyway. « Show Less
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Yes. The instructions sheet can be found online here: http://www.shrinkydinks.com/pdfs/Ink%20Jet.pdfFor curved ShrinkyDinks (from instructions):lay a glass, cup or container on its side andclose to your oven. Remove piece from the oven and quicklylay over curved surface. Hold until cooled.
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When they come out of the oven, you have to lay a book or something heavy on the because they are rounded. They look like they are made out of ceranic but not shiny. I make pins for lodge every year with, it works great for me. If you want any holes in them you have to do it before its baked. Hope this helps.
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I wouldn't. It may turn with "just a touch", if your touch is heavy. But it doesn't glide, and if you find yourself forcing it, the bottles may tip.
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I don't know for sure. However, judging by the bottles, I would not recommend it, they'll probably warp.
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Yes. The plastic is pliable enough that you can bend and cut them, but it can be a little hard to work with since it's still pretty stiff. Which is what you want the protection to be anyway.
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From what I remember, no, they should not be bent. How big is the window you are trying to cover? The trick to getting all the 'bubbles' out and flat is to start with one side and smoothe it out as you are pressing the other side with your other hand.
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Not without tipping over. The jaws close down some but not enough to secure the wine glass stem. These are really designed to hold soda/beer cans or bottles.
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Yes, but not completely flat. I also recommend using a ball cap if you are using them and doing a lot of bending. Keeps them more secure on your grape. I luv'em!
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Yes, but the rubber pads to prevent are only on one vertex (one point) on each bottle holder, as they are all meant to be combined as one unit to stand on the vertices. However, the weight of a wine bottle will them in place securely, I feel.
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You may be able to trim them tho they are a hard material and I'm not sure if the will lay flat where cut. The are too stiff to bend. They definitely are a great product if right size.
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I believe so! Not sure but I think if not you could bend it to fit... I really wish I would have ordered and still perhpaps will more of them!
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Yes. I use these bottles for that very purpose. I soak my lemon rinds in vinegar, then strain it into the bottle.
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They are very strong, we used it to drink from a Coconut and didn't bend at all. Hope this helps.
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If you bent them a little yes but they aren't big enough for that. There is about half an inch that hangs out. Im sorry.
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I don't think so, they have a curve on the back right? These only work on flat surfaces I believe but I'm not sure, you could try!
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Should be fine, so long as there isn't a curve; if the section is curved, these will fit poorly.
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Interesting Question & Use!!! I Think Folded In Half & Tightly Rolled They Would. There's A Lot Of Room Between Bottle Racks. Kat
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They will bend if warmed with a heat gun. I've also used hard acrylic straws as replacement tubes. They can be bent the same way.