How about decorating graduation caps? How would the prongs fit on them?
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Not to sure about the caps. They came individual squares so they might actually work if you were wanting to decorate each cap. We used them on pants and other clothes which turned out great.
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You can use the same screws that you have on your original license plate....Do not think you will ever fit the silver decorative caps over the screws...I have tried till I am blue in the face.....But the frame is still really nice and I am very happy with it.....It looks fine with the regular ones even tho' I cannot figure out how to cover them with the silver caps.........You'll be Happy With the Frame..
1292500
It really depends on the color that the graduates will be wearing. If they are wearing all black it can sometimes make a dark photo. The colors pop really nice and it's a great backdrop. I would also think about blue. Just keep in mind that this backdrop is a great price and may work if your lighting is good. I'm just an Amatuer photographer but have used it 3 times for professional pics.
1203772
We modified a nylon web collar and it worked well. The plastic nylon can be melted with a hot nail to make the holes for the prongs.
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Each picture just displays 2 different ways to install. You can put one 4ft. section at the top and use the second one as a bumper guard for longer tools.The hooks in the top picture look like they are the ones that came with it. I didn't use any of the end caps displayed in the top picture and if you install in two 4 ft. sections like the second picture there may only be one set of end caps. You can use the end caps on the full 2 part 8 foot section or on one part of a 4 ft section. Careful measuring and marking is needed if putting both 4 foot sections together as one long unit as in the first picture. I bought 2 of these but only used one of them. Saving the other for the basement. Each picture just displays 2 different ways to install. You can put one 4ft. section at the top and use the second one as a bumper guard for longer tools.The hooks in the top picture look like they are the ones that came with it. I didn't use any of the end caps displayed in the top picture and if you install in two 4 ft. sections like the second picture there may only be one set of end caps. You can use the end caps on the full 2 part 8 foot section or on one part of a 4 ft section. Careful measuring and marking is needed if putting both 4 foot sections together as one long unit as... » Read More Each picture just displays 2 different ways to install. You can put one 4ft. section at the top and use the second one as a bumper guard for longer tools.The hooks in the top picture look like they are the ones that came with it. I didn't use any of the end caps displayed in the top picture and if you install in two 4 ft. sections like the second picture there may only be one set of end caps. You can use the end caps on the full 2 part 8 foot section or on one part of a 4 ft section. Careful measuring and marking is needed if putting both 4 foot sections together as one long unit as in the first picture. I bought 2 of these but only used one of them. Saving the other for the basement. « Show Less
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They have a hook,which could hang from a stiff wire or slender rod. You might be able to close the hooks up with a pair of pliers to form a circle if you wanted to.
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yes it will be long enough. what i did with mine was to take a hacksaw and cut it down to size so it looked like a nicer fit. You can do that and then put the nice plastic cap back on the end.
171660
Yes, that's what I bought them for. However, in hindsight, I would suggest buying ones with caps.
81312
Yeah, they are printed (in white) on the caps. You could take black permanent marker and cover them though, or better yet cover it with a label. Hope this helps.
1281102
Not sure about those caps. I don't recall having any in my kit. End cap nuts like like are tough to cover but I might try a L or a HD if Kazam doesn't have anything. �
584929
If you can hoop a sticky adhesive stabilizer, then you can stick the cap to that and embroider it.
1697701
Lights with a round base will fit onto the cap. Then there are three screws included that you use to attach the light to the cap. You don't need a metal post. But a 4 x 4 post is required for the inside for rigidity. Does that answer your questions?
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Just a soldering gun will do. Just make sure you have your polarity right. The cap will have a line on one side. Make sure you put them in the same way. Good luck
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I don't recall if there are end caps or not, but you do want to check the pins carefully. Some of the pins were bent on the set I received so I had to straighten them before inserting the wire. This may be your case as well if the wire doesn't insert easily.
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Try using plastic/vinyl bolt caps. They come in a variety of sizes, colors and types. However, don't expect them to stay put on their own for your application. You'll need an adhesive capable of bonding metal and vinyl to keep them in place permanently.
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The end caps didn't fit at first. I used an exacto knife on them, cleaned them up and used a dumbbell to hammer them on.
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...and FYI, a q-tip would not work well. I find the brush adhered to the inside of the cap is too large for some of my uses, so you'll learn to improvise...I'll even use toothpicks to grab a small amount of glue for applying. Just remember, glue works best as recommended, applying to BOTH items you're gluing together and let glue sit for for a few minutes before joining.