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peel and stick
scrappile:
Do any of you that use this, do you do detailed fret work. Like real detailed pictures. I would like to know if it works well for that? I don't want to experiment on a detail picture I have spent a few weeks on.
wedo:
I have used it on closely cut frets, sometimes within a 1/8". It appears to stick well without lifting. The only time I had any lifting was when I applied it first to one board, changed my mind and peeled it off and applied to a second board. It started to lift in the closely cut areas, but still was usable.
rjweb66:
Actually Steve got the idea from someone on the scrollsaw Village forum, glad you all like it, RJ
tinker1:
--- Quote from: scrappile on November 28, 2017, 06:06:34 pm ---Do any of you that use this, do you do detailed fret work. Like real detailed pictures. I would like to know if it works well for that? I don't want to experiment on a detail picture I have spent a few weeks on.
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I used it today on some christmas ornaments, on one i had lifting but it was the pattern not the peel and stick.
I also used a different spray adhesive so im thinking more along the line of spray adhesive the issue, applied more adhesive spray.
so far peel and stick is holding.
Norm Fengstad:
I use peel and stick on most cuttings. Putting it on the bottom of a picture puzzle increases blade life, no burning and makes the binding tape much easier to peel of.
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