Are any preparation or extra supplies required? If it comes as a papaer roll, do you have to strech it first? Any details are appreciated.
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The Paintwork Paint-By-Number Kits include a canvas board (no stretching needed), paintbrush and necessary paints. You will need to do some mixing, but instructions are quite clear. You may want to add a liner brush and a flat brush, but that isn't required. Paper towels and a jar for water will also be needed. I have done 13 or 14 Dimension Paintwork Kits and they are fun to do and the end products are gorgeous! Have fun!
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No extra supplies are needed and it does not come rolled up but a flat board.
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You will need paper towels and a cup to use to rinse out your paint brush (es).
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No prep is needed. You would probably like more than the one brush it comes with. If the numbers are pretty dark, I would try to maybe erase them a little. I haven't tried this yet but was thinking about it if my next one had such dark numbers. I had to repaint over the numbers so they wouldn't show through the paint. But I loved the finished product! It is a gorgeous painting.
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This painting comes complete with a board, brush and paints. Colors are true. It is very beautiful when finished. Janet
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I got Reynolds Wrap foil to work. The Reynolds Wrap is longer than what comes with the machine but it will work. You have to rotate the ends to get them into the cardboard tube. Then place it in the machine making sure the side prongs catch the roll - keeping it from coming out when you pull on the wrap. The machine does not work as well as the demonstration for sure but I is helpful if you are wrapping a number of items. For one I wouldn't bother. I haven't tried the plastic wrap replacement yet but I will let you know when I do.
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It doesn't come with anything but the gel itself. In my experience with this, you only need this, no belt or wrap. And it gets extremely itchy if you try to wrap with it.
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1 pair rubber gloves, 1 gauze wrap, 1 Quick Clot "bag" (put entire bag on wound), 2 2x2 gauze pads, 6 alcohol wipes, some duct tape to help hold the gauze wrap in place. Unfortunately, had to use one 3 days ago. Really worked though, and the package is resealable, so you can store the stuff you don't use.
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No you have to get the rope yourself--a good strong rope not one of thos nylon things--all those do is stretch. It comes with what you see in the picture but thats all.
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No prep at all - just toss them in. Do not over stuff the dryer with clothes. Clothes need to tumble to dry and so does the balls to do their job. An over packed dryer will result in more drying time needed and you will not see the expected results in what the balls can do. The balls work great!!
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The closest I saw in the instruction book is fruit leather. Traditional roll ups are mad from puréed fruit on sheets placed in a dehydrator. This has open trays to allow air circulation. You dry the piece of fruit rather than spread on sheets. I did pineapple slices that are delicious!
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It comes with a plastic stick with a loop on the end for attaching a bit of cloth (cloth not included), a fingering chart, and is all in a plastic cover. It was easy enough for me, in my opinion, to get a little of cloth for the cleaning stick to swab it with, some cork greas to have for it, and I additionally made myself a nice instrument roll to have a better place to keep it and accessories than the plastic sleeve it all comes in. I've seen nany inexpensive on etsy on stuff liked that; I just preferred the fun of making my own to customize it and make spots for the accessory supplies I wanted to keep with it.
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Just start in an inconspicuous place. Down low.? Make it wrap around diagonally. Keep it about a little over an inch apart. Make full circle. Tie it off back at your start. Don't pull too hard on string wrap. It breaks easy.
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It comes with instructions - but will need to be fed prior to using. You can easily increase the size when feeding if you need a larger amount.
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The pastry cloth is great for rolling most any dough. I keep mine floured and ready. Stored in an airtight container. I must use the pin cover with some very sticky dough. Works on every rolling pin I have. The dough is so sticky it sticks to every type of naked pin. Flour both pin and cloth and happy rolling.
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You have to be careful it doesn't run, thinning it down might cause it to run. Its better to put it on with a small roller, because the texture will flow out and it will be smooth, and you can put it on fast enough so that it doesn't get tacky, and it will be less likely to run.
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Not without considerable work. It also arrived rolled and squashed - took me several days and a hot iron to get it to lie flat. Get one from a local store so it's not deformed.
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You still need to cut the roll. If you wait for 5-10 minutes for the nori to soften after you make the roll and then use a decently sharp knife to cut the roll into pieces it's very easy.
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You need two rolls. Each being a little bigger than 5m2 (10 meters long and 0.53 meter wide) which is a little more than 53 sq. feet, you will have to get 2 rolls.
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Once you remove it from the roll you can take a plastic Saran Wrap, put it around is and cut it with the plastic wrap still around it. The knife that you are using has to be really sharp.
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What I do: roll it up until it's just the tip, place that on your fingertip, and unroll it down your finger. Very quick. Be sure to trim off the thicker edge. Love this product!!