Can you shoot this product into the rocker panel beneath the doors? What do I need to do this?
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Yes, fluid film has an attachment for an air compressor. I used a regular squirt bottle that you can get at the hardware store but I'm not sure if it would work in your case. It can be applied any way you can get it on.
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Wooden sub-floor? Shouldn't have a problem. The device has a low profile, however, you may need to trim the bottom of the door.
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No, you must reload it manually by cocking the hammer downward. Make sure to cock it all the way.
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You could make it work, but it would be awkward. It's a gravity fed device (intake is near the bottom of the DE chamber), but once you get it going (by priming it horizontally) you could probably get a shot or two vertically. If you have a lot of holes, I would consider something else.
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I wouldn't try to crush it under a door. Better off drilling through the frame if possible (or gasket if applicable) and caulking around it.
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THERE SHOULD BE metal male and female connectors in the track on each side of the panel. You just slide the button into the slot and tap in. There are pre-drilled holes to put the screws into to secure together. You only need the L shaped clips if you are mounting between post and even then , you can just use screws carefully inserted in the channel if you don't care for the look of the exposed clips. If using clips, 2 on each side should be enough on a 2-hi panel. rick
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Thank you for your question! The panel is designed to sit stationary against the door jamb and be attached to your frame.
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Yes, the instructions say that you can do it with a hammer. I would recommend using a press to do this.
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Contact either the manufacturer or the vendor from whom you bought it. Sad to say it sounds like you may need to drill a hole into the door and then cut it open. Maybe you can cut the Sheetrock underneath and pull the door down. Good luck!
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I haven't done that, but it seems simple to me, at least in theory. Just tap it with a rubber mallet, but opposite of the way that you put it together. The seat comes out first. It does not slide in, it was pressed DOWN to assemble. Turn the rocker upside down, hit on the bottom of the seat, close to the slots where it joins the sides, (not in the middle of the seat) until it comes loose. Then turn it right side up, put something underneath the back part, and hammer the sides down. Hit on the back of the arm rest close to the slots where the arms are joined to the side. Yes, if you have been using it, I bet it will be tight and hard to get loose. It's designed so your weight forces the parts closer together. Don't hit so hard you wreck it. Have patience and keep tapping. Maybe squirt some silicone lubricant (not oil) in the joints a half hour before you start.
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I had to set my blasters next to my componets behind closed wooden cabinet doors . The 900 works great. I have had no problems with it shooting thru the wood doors
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That is what I wanted to do but unfortunately the door is too heavy and it tips over. I ended up having to mount it as you would not be able to keep anything in it and open the door.
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Just run it inside the door frame, and without pinching it. Hooke it back up and your ready to go
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You'll need to place a piece of cardboard inside the opening to keep the bb's from bouncing out. Works well for me.
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I don't know. I don't see why not.Miguel doesn't say he tried it and it did not work.There is a rod that goes all the way thru the side panel and the door and is secured by the top and bottom. I don't see why you can't invert the doors and then push the rod thru.
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I agree about being careful since you will have to lift the rake up onto the panel from the roof but it may be possible once you know how to control the rake.
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I also need to have this installed below a drawer. Can someone post pics of ones installed below a drawer?