There's shrink wrap on the board, is there an easy way to remove all of it? We tore off as much we could, but there's plastic sticking out the edges.
1751409
we had to press on the board with our thumb right where the shrink wrap is and pull out with tweezers...it was a pain but sometimes we were lucky and large strips came out....good luck
1751410
We used a screw driver to remove the sides and then removed the remaining plastic wrap. Once all was clear then we put the board sides back.
1751411
I have had this product for over a year, but I have not found a way to remove all of the plastic wrap. The only possible way to remove all of the wrap would be to remove the corner plastic pecices and remove the metal boarders.... I would not recommend this because you risk the chances of damaging the board and the chance of it not fitting back together.... Sorry I could not be more helpful...
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I received the same thing as you. Are we meant to peel off the boards off the plastic?
1885514
The best way to remove tape from just about anything without damaging the surface is to warm it up with a blow dryer to soften the adhesive. It should then come right off.
1100091
I know somebody that removed it from fiberglass - they used a plastic paint scrapper - it took some effort but it did not damage it. May be able to use wd40 or some other adhesive remover to make it easier. I have not tried to remove mine yet and I have a porcelain tub.
1085227
Meh, you can't really. I tried pulling it up and it "bent" the protector. That corner looks a little wonky now. If you really need to remove it though, try using goo-gone and a fine knife.
541595
Just pull it straight off, grip the plastic sides, hope this answers your question. Steve W.
2212206
I haven't tried to remove it yet but is pretty messy. What I did though was put down duct tape on the surface I was putting it on. That way you just have pull the tape up.
146633
I had the same problem. The plastic seems too thick, what I did was, I shaved the thickness away with a razor, it is not the best solution but it works !
168672
It has a "plastic-wrap sheet" that comes over it and sticks...peels off. I did not throw that away. When I make a picture display, I put the plastic back over the whole board to protect the photos and the cardboard. I also store it that way and put it back in the box, so dust isn't really an issue for me.
890732
You can use any super thin piece of hard plastic. Or even a toothpick. Start at an edge and gently lift up. Eventually it will pop off in pieces. It's scary, but it works.
1337771
There should be a place to pop it up on the edges. Use a table knife to pop it up if you don't have long enough nails. It kinda goes in at an angle then snaps down. Then replace cover. Hope this helps!
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You can peel it off. It was apparently put there to protect during shipping.
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The plastic wrap it is in, but it was well secured. You literally have to cut it out of the plastic.
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If anything would help ,I would use the regular black Gorilla tape which has a cloth backing. Clean the back and apply 4" strips across the split and then 2 strips over the length .Trim the ends if needed. Then press down firmly ( step on it ) .I hope that this helps, Dave , Good Luck.
447983
There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
1118599
the small black rubber piece should wrap around the smallest PCB. take it off the old one, should be fairly easy and just slide it over the replacement
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Partial board. Wish I'd thought to ask that ahead of time. I does look ok once all together but make sure you have someone to help. Also the back of it is cardboard covered in contact paper.