Can this be heated to be better applied to corners and rounded edges this is first time buy
511139
It can. Just don't over heat it. It will kinda melt and not stick. On bigger items it does better, but like I small interior pieces it might let go. Mine did.i might not have prepped it good enough? It was my first project.
511140
Absolutely, it is easily heated by even a hair drier. It will expand an stretch an still 100% good to stick.
511141
Yes, I heated mine with a hair dryer. You can also use a heat gun if you have one.
1400875
Yes it could be. Using an electric knife or a band-saw works best for smooth edges.
781288
At first it will be a little "tacky" but once you melt and brush and let it set, it's fine. Maybe on extreme heat, like a hot radiator , there might be a little melt
849442
Depends on how big a piece you need to treat. I have annealed small parts with a small propane torch. Remember heating is only part of the process.
2831
Yes. You might need to play around with the levels of heat but it will work fine.
18090
I would try a small corner. It works on enamel stoves. I use it on Aga cookers and it does not scratch! I have been using Astonish for 18years.
1756366
After cutting, use a torch to flame polish the edges. This is a must to do the job you specify. Watch this youtube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmd56UMHDK0
1016214
No. This product us a waste of your money. U will have to go behind it with a brush to smooth the edges out that it leaves behind. It is really not worth the money.
199985
I'm not 100% sure. I imagine it would give it a smoky or hazy look. Might even bleed. It might work with a tight mesh. You might be better off going with a low temp heat press.
1049869
I used paint tap along the edges. It worked well on the flat parts. Not so perfect on the corners. I kept it thin and watched it close.
854056
you would have to contact the manufactuer for a question like this i have them but just used it to heat i would guess you could but as to a specific temperature you need to ask the people who made it
1364187
It is already squarish with rounded corners. It comes in a kit which you put together with some ability to adjust some parts of it.
1158305
I would have to say no, my wife uses it to cross stitch. It does not give off damn near any heat
2033351
Yes, you must follow directions on which side of the film goes against the window and which faces out to reflect heat. I too had trouble with the film curling no matter what I did and ended up using tape around the edges and am unhappy with the way it looks although it does help reflect the heat.
1781667
you might be able to do it with a hair dryer, applying heat to the crease might flatten it out a bit.
1608755
Yes, you could do that. The finish may be compromised as it is a veneered surface. The edges would need finishing of some type.
1535616
Yes, that is definitely the most common method. Remember, this material is unsupported so it needs to be stretched tight in all directions for best results. For a different look or more portability you can also check out the version of this that has finished edges. Thanks!