ACTIVA Activ Wire Mesh Sheet Large Review

When building a large diorama cave, the roof of the The wrong answer, this garbage hardly tolerates wet toilet paper. I wanted to put paper mache on both sides hoping that this would be the center piece. I wasn't expecting it to hold up on its own but I would act like a stabilizer rather than a separate support, I don't know how reinforcement helps the concrete. NO! This stuff is lucky enough to support itself. I had to tear apart what I had built and change my approach without all of this.

the product was plz. I've never used a grid so I don't have anything to compare it to, but it did the job. I wanted to cover up a leak in our room with a water heater. I was told that mice could go through the hole and didn't want that to happen so I used that to plug the hole. I have a few left and am looking for another reason to use it. The product is durable but made of plastic. The only thing I didn't like or was prepared for was that it was sharp on the cutting edges and I cut my finger…

I received this to air our Traxxas Rustler. I cut the body of the truck near the motor and the top near the ESC and then used Shoe Goo to add the cut pieces of this wire mesh in place. This has held up very well over the past year. You get quite a bit in this pack, I've already made 6 skins and I have more to use. The wire is quite thick but still easy to cut. I don't think I used it for its intended purpose, but it helped cool our Traxxas RC cars by letting more air through to the ESC and…

I saw someone ask a question about using this for a hamster trash cage and yes you could make mesh out of this for a lid! I have two hamster cages that I made from this mesh using just duct tape. Holds up very well. Just a pity it wasn't folded as it looks a bit ugly with all the folds. However, since this net is very easy to cut with regular household scissors, I wouldn't recommend it unless your hamster can actually climb onto the real top and start chewing on it to get out. Never had a…