I am making a replica of my childhood house. I need something to use for window panes. will this work and what thickness would be be best? size 2x3.
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I would say that the .005 would be the minimum thickness if it were secured well on all sides, it still might have a wavy look. The .020 thickness would be the best choice for that application in my opinion.
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Yes, this should definitely work! I used it on a wall fabric panel with code S as well.
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I bought them for cabinet doors but the size and thickness would likely work for regular doors in the home as well. They really are of high quality compared to others I have purchased
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I wouldn't say that its too thin. Its about 3/8 thick and a 4x10 should be adequate for most areas.
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I'm not sure without lookingThe 12x12 dimension is for a duct to connect to on one side. The other side has a flange. So the outside dimension is around 14x14. So if it one glass panel you are trying to replace it might work if you have a flat surface on the outside and 14x14 space available. If you have multiple panels that are next to each other this will not work
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I used this tape to hold the heavy fabric of an automobile convertible top to a metal frame. It should hold fairly flat acrylic to wood but would really depend on the specific application and use of the materials. I strongly recommend that you contact the 3M company with the specifics.
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Hello,We are also looking at these blinds and was wondering about cutting to size, good to know it worked for you, do you think a fabric sealant would make it more secure? I need three blinds and 3 different sizes.M. Bell
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I used 1/4 inch glass but if you used same thickness peg board I'm sure it would be fine. My doors are 23 by 22 inch in size.
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It should work- this stuff is pretty sticky. Double check the 3M site for applications, but I think it should be good. You want to spray down both the surface and the fabric separately, about 2 coats on each. Let them dry for about 10 mins, then stick them together. Be really delicate with attaching the fabric to the surface, because once it's on there- it holds pretty tightly. Good luck with your project!
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I covered these blanks with polymer clay which should have added some strength to hold its shape. It did not hold. A thicker blank would most likely be better for your project.
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I believe it could be used on a door I used it framed on a 2x4 and the thickness of exterior sheeting of 3/8
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I worked as a Interior decorator for years and with a window of that size you will need 2 valances so the effect of your window treatment is not flat. You want some fullness to your valance!
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That's a good one. I thought about this too but it hasn't been enough a burden to do anything. I considered paint but that may end up looking bad. You could fasten a decorative curtain across the interior roof or even black plastic or dark window screen. All come in large rolls. Good luck and post what you did!
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They have different sizes so you would have to take measurements and get the appropriate one. The ones I purchased I used on my sliding picture windows so they obviously would be too large for the door.
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I used it to make a window opaque in the bathroom. It sticks really well and can be lifted off over and over and it didn't seem to affect the stickiness. I had to lift up several times trying to get bubbles out. This is not clear, so not sure if that's what I want on your pool table. The product is quality and u get plenty of it. I only needed 8" x 18" so I have a whole roll basically left. As long as your surface is clean, it will stick well.
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It depends on the volume that you want to cover. My experience with it is that the does not shrink much after curing and the minimum thickness I would suggest is about 0.1" I found that it was hard to feather edges. I only used it to fill and repair mortar and bricks that were chipped.
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Sorry, I wouldn't know. Bought the window wax after reading an article about retro holiday window stenciling. Worked well for that based on the response from our 2 year old.