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    • … for them. 10. Add to your dishwasher for cleaner dishes. 11. Add to your laundry cycle for cleaner clothes. 12. Add to your mop water for cleaner floors. 13. Mix with water to make a spray to repel insects on your flowers and plants. 14. Use to dissolve the gummy adhesive on price labels. 15. Apply to bee …

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    • … a shower wall you’ll need the gun for adhesive. Other uses are for caulking around window frames and filler for holes. 7.) Damaged Screw Remover. A very valuable tool for removing screws in which the head has been damaged from a bad bit, or from an overzealous drill. It can be a safety issue too …

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    • … boards on top of sawhorses will do) 2. SAFE-T-CUT STRAIGHTEDGE 12 3. Putty knife. 4. Scissors, preferably 12″ blades. 5. 12 Inch Smoothing Brush. 6. Ready Mix Wall Paper Adhesive(plasticized paste will not stain) 7. Seam Flat Roller either 1″ or 1/2″ will do 8. Large Paste Brush 9. Chalk Line or Auto …

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    • Reel F/X: Stitched Reel F/X: Stitched. Pre-painted latex prosthetics, adhesive and remover, makeup suggestions. Wig and makeup not included. More on Reel F/X: Stitched Medium Angel Wings: Small Wings More on Medium Angel Wings: Small Wings

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    • … that morning and moved most of my furniture out of my room. Then I washed the three walls without wallpaper before tackling that last, fatal wall. Removing the wallpaper was tedious but not difficult. The surface vinyl came off easily, and the commercial wallpaper remover worked as advertised …

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    • … to accommodate dental floss for heavy duty repairs. It is a good idea to have a small plastic bag containing a few safety pins, some small gauge cord, strong rubber bands and matches. A small roll of duct tape is important for repairs, to help seal things or as a lint remover. Take along some clear zip-lock bags …

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    • This is a picture of the studio- to the right is with some very disgusting carpet that took forever to remove. The glue was on so thick that I had to buy some adhesive remover and use a razor scraper to get it off so that I could paint it- (picture in the middle) I tried to touch up the paint …

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    • … the chips soften. Then proceed with the following: Blot as much as possible with white paper towels. Apply the special oil and grease spot remover to a paper towel and repeat blotting. Do not pour or spray the spot remover directly on the carpet pile, as damage to the backing or adhesive underneath …

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    • … for the sparkle, Pioneer developed these with style and preservation in mind. The 0.8mm tip makes these ideal for many projects! Red-Eye Remover Pen – Don’t cry over red-eye! This dual-tipped pen quickly erases that dreaded red-eye on photos of family, friends and pets. You’re just a quick swipe away …

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    • It is said that every strong thing has a weak point. The trick lies in finding out what it is. Removing super glue is very easy. The adhesive’s weakness is acetone which is found in nail polish remover. Acetone dissolves the glue allowing its removal.




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