Ever since I started scrolling I have had trouble from time to time with the pattern not coming off cleanly. Tried the hair drier trick and solvents but all still left some glue residue , and at times paper. In an effort to prise ithe paper off I would leave behind finger nail scratches.
Then I read through a previous thread but can't find it at the momment and haven't got the time to search it out but one of the senior members wrote about how many seconds they spray the pattern for and how many seconds they leave it to dry off and become tacky before placing it on their wood. One of the sprays he mentioned was 3M Repositional which is the one I like using.
Anyway I decided to put his words into action, though only sraying for about 1 second as I reckon that's heaps, and whooolah, what do you know - my pattern and all subsequent patterns have come off easily. I do believe the key is in letting the spray dry off long enough to become sticky BEFORE placing the pattern on the wood. The lighter sparay did not mean my pattern lifted while working.
Another thing that also helps is only lifting the paper to about a 45 degree angle to the wood as you pull - so you are sort of lifting and pulling at the same time, if that makes sense.
Then I read through a previous thread but can't find it at the momment and haven't got the time to search it out but one of the senior members wrote about how many seconds they spray the pattern for and how many seconds they leave it to dry off and become tacky before placing it on their wood. One of the sprays he mentioned was 3M Repositional which is the one I like using.
Anyway I decided to put his words into action, though only sraying for about 1 second as I reckon that's heaps, and whooolah, what do you know - my pattern and all subsequent patterns have come off easily. I do believe the key is in letting the spray dry off long enough to become sticky BEFORE placing the pattern on the wood. The lighter sparay did not mean my pattern lifted while working.
Another thing that also helps is only lifting the paper to about a 45 degree angle to the wood as you pull - so you are sort of lifting and pulling at the same time, if that makes sense.
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