can thay be left on stedy witch no blanking
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Unfortunately no. And on mine, the control box gave out after maybe 3 months, ordering again since its for my back window but going with a bar set up instead of these
786435
Not with the controller supplied with them. There is other controllers that allow to do so, but this just has three flashing modes. I got my other controller box at pep boys that had white led lights (has two flashing modes and steady on mode)
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No they can't when running off the control box given. But if they are wired directly to a switch bypassing the strobe box then they will stay on steady. Or you can buy a control box with a strobe and steady settings
786437
I don't have mine hooked up yet, but I would imagine you could bypass the switch box
676935
For anything that's not black, I would use Wipe New. Wipe New is a clear liquid. It works really well and lasts a long time.
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Not at all. Once you've used it a cover and take it off it is no longer usable. Discard immediately.
590539
Not at all in my experience, but I'd expect to at least use some Windex after you remove it. You're likely to smudge the windows pretty badly putting it on or taking it off.
253074
Yes, you have to do multiple steps to get it back to clear. Parts that are not discolored can just be polished
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Yes you can stitch over the stich witchery once you get it ironed on!!! For example if you say...were making a lined panel (curtain) then you would iron on SW to your desired returns (hem line) according to the printed instructions on back of packaging on both the face fabric and the linining fabric then the next step would be to stitch both pieces of fabric together! So you would have had to stiched over the SW!!! It will not affect your sewing machine needle in any way....if this was what you were worried about! Hope this helps.
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i do not recommend removing the cartridge. after it has been punctured, i believe it should stay on the iron until empty. hope this helps.
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Damage no... residue maybe... when any residue is left behind I put WD40 on a rag and I can remove it
928118
there is no need to. depends on what your plans are but if you try it remember it will take a longer time to dry
1174337
Depending on the surface, it will most likely leave residue. A rag with some mineral spirits or paint thinner will easily remove the residue however.
10280
Yes. Dont use if there are stones gled on. I suggest a silver cleaning cloth for that.
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They come out perfectly for us but we use heated drying, which really dries everything spotless. If you were there to remove them shortly after your dryer finishes you could probably wipe off any water that might leave a spot. But I'm sure you already knew that.
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Use any eraser, it works great. Prior to shooting apply a thin layer of vaseline, helps the dirt/grime/lead come wipe off
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I grew up in the 50s and we used window wax for stencils, but it always dried snowy white. I never knew anyone who tried dying it. I suppose you could try using food coloring as long as you are using it on glass and see what happens. It couldn't hurt anything.
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Certainly, like all abrasives a certain amount of metal is removed, how much depends on how much force is applied and witch belt is first used. The course belt will leave minute scratches, and to get that razor edge these fine blemishes must be erased. A lot depends on the type of steel. Most important do not, repeat, do not put a extreme amount of presure on the belts
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My guess is it would leave marks behind. I have yet to use the tape because of that.
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I think you could leave it there, but it is not good quality. Mine has a bare spot after the first day.