(03-25-2012, 04:48 AM)johndevi Wrote: The top picture shows the flesh-coloured line which is front part of the lace. It's gone on the other pictures. Was it removed? If yes, how? And if it was removed, how is the front glued to the head?

That is the excess/ `spare ` lace which comes on all lace systems....usually around half an inch or so, in width, all around....in the case of a lace system which has a poly-perimeter on the back and sides, there is also that excess lace at the front i.e. the lace part of the system. You simply trim it off carefully with a sharp scissors...some guys like to leave 2 or 3 millimeters of it in place, others [including me] trim right up to the hair, because dust particles can lodge there on/in the adhesive material underneath the lace and cause a `visibility`issue. I believe the thin-skin systems also have an `excess` strip which needs to be cut off too-- I haven`t worn one , but I think I`ve seen guys saying it. As for how is it glued...you simply sit the thing into position, mark a `line` on the skin following the shape of the front [eyebrow pencil is handy] and apply your layers of glue `behind`the line [holding the lace well-clear of the wet glue] Only press the lace down when the last coat of glue is extremely tacky/almost dry.