Thanks for all the help. I managed to get some of it unroll this morning,
but it was tearing on every pass at this one point. With some closer
observation it looks like there are pieces of dirt two of them, that are
trapped under the firm and so when the film was put on the roll the
pieces punctured the roll:-(
Nick Ray
On 7/6/06, Steve Brown <rtxc_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Go to the super market or big drug store and in the laundry products
> section get "Static Guard." This is an anti-static spray that comes in
> a blue and orange can.
>
> Spray a VERY light mist about 3 feet above your work surface and let
> it settle. Then roll out the film. In extreme cases you can also spray
> a very light mist above rolled out film. This will reduce the static
> attraction problems a lot. The key is to use as little as
> possible...it doesn't take much. If used excessively you can actually
> kill all of the static attraction on the work surface and then your
> film will float in air currents and be difficult to roll out in a
> completely different way. Enjoy.
>
>
> --- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com<Indoor_Construction%40yahoogroups.com>,
> "Nick Ray" <lasray_at_...>
> wrote:
> >
> > I'm having trouble getting film off a roll, To night I opened a new
> > roll of Y2k and started to on roll a piece. About 6inches into the
> > unrolling the film started to rip in the middle of the sheet. The
> > tears are very thin. almost like razor blade cuts. I think this is
> > being caused by excessive static. Any Ideas about how to fix it?
> > Nick Ray
> >
>
>
>
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