If the roll is 40" long, can you cut it and save the unused portion? If not, why not sel the product in several smaller packets?
1637530
You can't save it. Once opened, it has to be used soon. I was very disappointed in this product and would not recommend it.
1637531
Yes, you can cut it. I used it to mend a mop handle which had come apart and it worked like a charm.
1637532
As soon as you open the package, it starts to cure. I guess they sell it this way so that you can literally wrap something with it using it all at one time.
1637533
I did exactly that. I used half a roll and saved the other half by sealing it in a Foodsaver vacuum bag. Unfortunately, it is still in that vacuum bag, so I can't report on whether the second half is useable.
1316076
Yes its the larger roll that they sell online. One note Very hard to cut, so make sure you have very heavy duty scissors. Razor knife is pretty much useless with this stuff. While it server my needs I probably would not use it again.
896966
Yes, it is cut from a single roll. It's pretty cheap so you could order more if you think you might need more later on. That way it will save on shipping too.
250339
You can. It's industrial size plastic wrap. They might be a little big for that unless you're doing mass quantities
132501
Sure. I keep some in a container and keep the rest in the bag it comes in. It is resealable. It gonna get messy in the transfer too. this stuff is very fine.
343594
I don't see why not. But I also don't see why really. This is already a small sheet. But yeah, you should be able to cut it up..
2161873
No, 4x4x60 would make it a very long box. It is a resin coated tape that cures/hardens in 2-5 minutes. The 4" version is 4 inches wide and the roll is 60 inches long. You can cut the roll and reuse it but once it gets wet it will harden and stick like you wouldn't believe.
1776884
Also, be careful on how you open the shipping box. I used a steak knife to cut the tape and sliced into one of the packets. My bad!
551664
Just checked my second roll (first one is in use)....don't have a 50' tape measure,but I rolled out 10', and it appears to be about 1/5th of the roll. I don't really want to roll it out 5x, then try to roll it back up. Sometimes you just have to roll the dice and take their word for it.
673717
Each roll covers a good 500 sq ft so if your measurement includes allowances for cutting and waste then a roll is fine. If it doesn't then 1 roll may be cutting it a little close.
2120520
I do not, I think slicing would make it dry out faster, unsliced you may have to just slice a bit off the cut end if not used all up.
2149087
Not really, when I get to the end of the roll, I remove the white tape, seal the bottom, fill bag and vacuum seal. That is assuming the size left on roll is sufficient for what I'm sealing, if not I roll it up stick it inside the old cardboard roll and return it to box to be used later.
1657597
No. You need to purchase it from the store. But large rolls will not fit. I had a partially used Stretch-tite 500 ft roll that did not fit.
2178168
8" wide bags came with it along with an 11" roll. I believe that there were 25 feet on the roll...??? I also purchased an additional 50 foot roll. In order to use the 50 foot roll, I had to remove about half of it. I just rolled 25 feet (or so) onto an a paper towel cardboard *thing* (my words are hiding from me tonight!). Anyway, amost finished with the 2nd half of the 50 foot roll. I'm as happy as I can be :)
180987
It's 1 sheet roll it in a ring! You can cut it if you want to. I hope it's help you
1460745
If you are buying the rolls, you cut them to size. I would not re-use them.
2108652
Couple things come to mind......you'll need a sharp, wet knife....really sharp. Also, put the roll in the refrigerator for a while to cool it off - maybe an hour. This will solidify it and it will cut easier.