Can you burn the ends?
606664
the texture of this "hair" looks like you can burn it with a flat irons, although I did not try.
1909489
Yes you can, might be a little hard to remove due to the spikes on the ends to hold it in
954796
No they cannot. The ends are the connectors. The set comes with three sizes of rods. I have written the company inquiring about the availability of purchasing additional sets of rods.
690821
You might be restarded. I use lighters all the time on shrink tubing and have have never lit them on fire. I don't allow the tip of the flame to touch the tubing...
2194070
I cut mine using a tightly press steel edge as a guide and a utility knife. Cut threads were then melted using a lighter. The rubber burns so be careful with the flame.
328039
That's actually pretty easy. I recommend heat sealing the ends. Just light a small candle, then pass the cut ends over the flame (not in the flame - over it). The nylon will gently melt from the heat, and prevent further fraying. Just pay attention and do it quickly and carefully (making multiple passes, as needed), making sure you don't hold it over the flame for too long, or it might catch fire. Then you can put the clip thing over it to help prevent any further damage. BTW, this trick works on other types of synthetic cords, such as paracord.
269836
I assume you can cut them if you ever wore old combat boots it's the same type of lace you could probably burn the ends.
1758574
Yes you can but be very careful not to get in your eyes. I burn like hell. But it's a lot of fu for you and the kids
63551
you could cut the flex watt, just remember to tape off the ends on each or you risk having a fire/shock hazard.
1291391
no. u just blow air into the end, like a whistle. beats all the mess if you've got small children using them.
551964
Yes you can, I just advise to you to spray them with heat protectant spray as it will increase the longevity of the extensions.
1676163
Don't think so. The tip at the end completes the electrical circuit so if you cut it off, it won't heat. If you just connect the wires, or try to re-splice the tip, it could short out and blow your circuit breaker, or cause a fire. The one I bought was a little too long so after I completed the first winds around the pipe, I wrapped the whole thing with insulation and then wound the extra length of heat tape around the outside of the insulation so that the heat tape did not overlap and contact itself, as the instructions specify.
1249878
They have to be removed prior to using. If not they will melt I speak from experience!
726065
Yes, they are reusable until they are too burned. Be sure to lightly sand, then hand wash and dry between uses.
1694260
You can, but it will take longer. It puts them far from the flame.I hope this helps
214764
Depends how bad they are charred. You should be able to use them at least one additional time as long as they're not overly scorched.
1694259
You can, but it will take longer. It puts them far from the flame. I hope this helps