I have a lid that has a slight curve to it. I've applied it w/out taking off the top layer. Is it still necessary to use a flat edge first?
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A flat surface would be best if you want a good stick, with moisture and all. But I do think if you have gotten All the air bubbles out and sticker feels smooth then you should have a good stick. :)
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If your surface has a curve just cut where the curve is then lay it seperately, you can also lay each letter too....
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carefully...not carefully fitting the lid to the palette caused cracks at the corners. lack of patience and carelessness caused my smaller palette to look a little battered, but it still keeps paint fresh for a few weeks...there is a narrow groove around the lid of this item. carefully line the groove of the lid w the white tray. press in place, working from one corner around to the next. if the lid is crooked or buckled, remove it and try again.
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I used a small putty knife, but it is difficult to get completely flat.Overfilling the area lets you sand it flat once dry.
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as someone else stated, it starts off flat then becomes convex. I usually take a rubber mallet to the pan every few months to fix the issue.LOL
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Hey LuLu...mine is flat and I use it to put things on all the time...who wants a domed lid anyway??? must be custom
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No, I cut round corners on each piece. But they do come in different thickness, 3ml, 5 ml and up. Use the 3ml and you should be fine.
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The lid does have a slight raised curve on it, so I would say "no". I think the top one would definitely slide around.
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no. The bolts that hold it on have nuts on the inside. Also, your top has to be flat, as there is no adjustment to compensate for curvature or slope.
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I did not use a liner at all. You can lightly butter the sides if you want (the product is non-stick). After they have cooled, you gently push up thru the bottom and the discs remove easily.
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I don't know if this is correct, but it's how I did it. After I unscrewed the lid, I secured the can and punctured the top with a screwdriver. Be careful!
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I would say YES to remove 0ld liner. how ? I lifted the old liner around the edges with my fingers then was able to just pull and lift it off with my fingers. one came off in sections .the other in one piece in
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I had this happen 1st two times I used it, too! Don't give up, yet. I used a very thin blade knife edge, gently running the tip along the edge of the 'v' in the front of the part where the lid meets the base. You have to sort of jiggle-pull as you pry up with the edge. Be careful and patient. Then, once you get the top off (continue working edge of knife--or file, or sturdy strip of thin plastic), set it to the side. Prep your edge of base before next use. I learnedd this by trial and error; loved the diffuser, and didn't want to send it back, so here is what worked for me: Applied a couple of drops of lemon essential oil (doterra) to a cotton ball, and rubbed this vigorously all over the edges of the base and top of diffuser...where the two pieces meet. It cleans it, and it seems to prevent that suction. I also only use distilled or filtered water. Hope this helps.
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That's a great question - I would say no because you have to use a straight edge to apply
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You need the flat seal. It's designed so that it will not wear down as quickly. By the way, I think its one of the best pool cleaners out there, and it's the only one I would buy.
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My lids with flat handles didn't fit.I am currently using a lid holder on the countertop for the lids with the flat handles. I was only able to use my rounded handles.
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Thanks much for the tip. I'll give it a try. I too am not too concerned about the inside of the lid.
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It's actually really easy using a rubber spatula (silicone), as that can get around the edges the best. It's harder with a large flat spatula, but can be done using the corners of the spatula.