I have a small cigarette burn on a sofa. Not a hole, just dark spot. I can't hold anything flat under it to press down on when repairing.Will it work?
599154
Then you don't have to worry about there not being something under it, the original material will be under it. All you'll probably have to do is put a small amount of the liquid vinyl over the burn, then use the heating device to cure the liquid.
599155
The kit has some material that can be put under the tear to provide some backing, and, the small metal device that you heat up to cure the vinyl liquid does not need to be pressed down. You only need to hold it on the overlay material (the sheet that you put over the liquid and apply the metal device to) and move it so that it cures, and hardens, the liquid.
599156
Should work... unless overly soft, it does not seem to need a lot of pressure from the heated anvil to the transfer grain paper when setting the product to the surface. Repeated thin layers seem to be key to getting good results from my brief experience with this repair kit. They give you some practice matieral in the kit too so can experiment with that first. Good luck!
599157
I personally didn't do anything like that. All I did was paint directly on my area. Then I used the texture patches provided and used the heat transfer method to dry the paint spot with the texture pattern. Hope this helps.
599158
If the sofa is vinyl, it will probably work just fine, you could just eliminate the glue step.
486460
yes it will. i had a bubbled up spot on my island from a hot pan. I just sanded it down as smooth as i could before applying the initial primer. From certain angles i can still see a slight circle shape from where the original burn mark was, but i'm perfectly happy with the results.
222441
The stock tip that comes with the regular zippo butane worked for me. Make sure to fully discharge the lighter with a pen or other pointy tip first. Good luck
2000517
It depends where; if the spot is located where it will be exposed to hot water, it may not hold up. If it is located in an area where there is no direct contact with water it may work. I would try it; it will not hurt anything
1573233
Yes. put on some gloves or take a pot holder and lift the burner off of it. Your fluid will evaporate away if you don't relight it right away though.
1578945
My couch was pretty cracked, and it covered those up really nicely. I've had to re-apply, but that was after 2 months, and we're sitting on the couch. All in all, a really great fix!
1160375
it has to be plugged in....probably would work if you blow the smoke into it
15576
I just tested mine and it worked upside down. Not as strong as rightside up, but enough to get the job done. I wouldn't recommend using it in this way though. Stick to lighting cigars and cigarettes with this product while you are somewhat upright and you should be fine.
1093907
it should work great for that . I use it on my off set smoke and it does the job.
1513081
It will help a little but if it was badly burned and now is very grey it will not restore it completely.
2091193
There is nothing that can be done. It is a general design flaw. The injector uses a coiled wire to move the tobacco through the metal tube. The coil wire spins pushing the tobacco into the cigarette tube. As it does this the coil causes seperations in the tobacco not allowing it to "pack" completely. I have tried multiple variations of tobacco cuts, dryness, & moistness just to make sure i understood the problem. nothing helped. Save yourself the time and frustration dont buy any injector of this style.
37018
This work well lighting cigarettes, I don't believe the coil gets hot enough to create a flame on a wick.
2229410
I'm thinking you pulled it out way past the red mark on the cord and broke it. I did that to my vacuum cord, I had to put a pinch clothes pin on that. Sorry.
1855052
I used this product to put around the lid of my Ugly Drum Smoker ! It took care of my problem ! And it should solve yours!
668825
I would keep it as flat as possible as much as possible, and of course I have no way to know for sure about YOUR particular pad so this is not to be taken as gospel advise, but my pad often becomes folded over on itself a bit while I am resting and I have never had a fire or been burned yet. Of course, please don't leave it plugged in ESPECIALLY if you're going to be leaving the home and be sure it's lying flat when not in use, but having a small crimp in the pad from time to time when it's in use should not present too much of a a problem for you. HTH!
1214519
No it does not work :( I used it and dropped dirty!! don't waste ur money!! the best way to be clean is to quit smoking asap
1603753
There is nothing to hold it down from blowing up. You would need to tape it to the register, or use velcro. I don't know if it will do damage under your night stand.