Blacklarge Height 0 656 Height 0 178 Replacement Parts Review

during assembly, metal clips were a problem in two ways. When cutting to length, metal clips initially got in the way. (Need to show where they are somehow). Using the staples after I pressed the sealer onto my fiberglass they (the staples) stripped the paint and if the sealer needs to be removed a touch up of paint is required. Maybe you can craft the same item without scraping off the paint clips. better to have tape to hold it.

I cut the trunk liner out of 3/16" extruded cardstock and cover it with thin foam and fabric, then use it as an edge cover. I had to use my Dremel cutter to trim it evenly on the ends because the metal "horseshoes" can't be cut with a razor blade. You can use a razor between them only on the tiny protruding ridges. I used a small rubber mallet to tap it very hard. It also turned out decently in corners. It looks like it's good quality, good grip and durable.

This product worked great! I've used this to dress up my bar stools with a metal edge that's pretty sharp for socked feet. I didn't think I could find anything suitable for this job. I can't believe how perfectly it fits and works! You will need a hacksaw to cut it. It glides well and firmly and doesn't move at all. It seems like it's going to last forever. Even if you wear shoes. And if you want to take it off and replace it, it will slide off.

I used this to protect the edges of a 1/4 inch thick corrugated aluminum sheet for installing a solar panel. Aluminum corrugated sheets are very, very delicate and I wanted to protect them a bit. This is the perfect solution. It's quite difficult to work with and you have to work really hard to put it on, but once it's on it protects the edges best. It is very strong and durable and offers optimal protection for my panels. This is an excellent edge protection solution. I think it's great value…

I bought this to make a dog kennel trim. When he was a pup and made mistakes between this and cleaning supplies, the handle eventually began to rust on the underside. The grip is still good but the rust has started to stain the bottom so instead of buying a new one I looked for something to cover the bottom. The first product didn't work, I saw this one and risked it. It was a little tricky to install as it had to be bent at the four corners for the stylus, but the end result is what I was…

I bought this to finish a mirror on an old pastry machine that I was restoring. The new mirror is 1/4" thick and has no edge on one edge. I wanted something that looked like it was meant to be there. I've read a number of reviews and some say it's for 1/4". Inches fits, and others say it doesn't. In my case, it fit perfectly. It was a little difficult to get started, but you have to start at one end and keep going. Follow the line until everything is switched on and seated. I had to cut it open

Tried to park my truck in the garage next to my wife's minivan. Unfortunately, the garage is always full. To avoid unnecessary dents and scratches caused by doors opening into walls or a minivan, I purchased an edge trim from AutoZone. Bad idea. Glue ran onto the paint. Passengers will track the glue everywhere. After spending over an hour cleaning up old glue/trimming I decided to buy something that just uses friction. That's when I found this bad boy. It's by far the thickest and sturdiest of