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Thread: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
Post: RE: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
| Paul, I do not pin it. I would be afraid it would distort or tear the lace. I just take my hands and kind of pull down or forward a bit, not much and that does the trick. I have also done the same whe... |
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lee99 |
General hair replacement discussion |
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07-31-2014, 10:19 AM |
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Thread: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
Post: RE: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
| Paul - Do you attach right after you apply got2b or do you wait some time? I found that attaching right away gives me a far better bond and since I remove and rinse each night there is no buildup in t... |
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lee99 |
General hair replacement discussion |
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66,752 |
08-01-2014, 09:16 AM |
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Thread: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
Post: RE: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
| white_noise - I would suggest getting only one for your first one, I guarantee there will be changes that need to be made on the second one! |
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lee99 |
General hair replacement discussion |
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66,752 |
08-03-2014, 07:28 AM |
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Thread: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
Post: RE: Tape attachment method & New Fullcap photos
| No need to soak it, just roll the lace between your fingers, this way it dislodges the glue in the lace. I takes me no more than 30 seconds to do the whole piece.
The way I do it is simple:
1) put ab... |
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lee99 |
General hair replacement discussion |
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66,752 |
08-09-2014, 06:36 AM |
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