I needed to re-sticky my mat, It was dirty and furry (I have 5 cats) I wanted to clean it up a bit. I keep alcohol wipes to clean my tools, so I used one to clean off my mat. I was surprised to find that after I cleaned off the dirt, bits of paper and fur it was sticky again. It didn't take off the glue, just the dirt ect.
I've been using the spray glue technique on my mats for some time, the only problem is is that it's only good for a one-time use on my mats... and i have to re-spray it if i don't use my mat for more than 10-15 mins or so.
It's just the outsides of the mat that have to be covered otherwise when u buy new mats they would leave strips of the mat with no adhesives on it.
hg1bbs 11 months ago
you guys need better lighting and your sound is crappy, but otherwise good info good video
AliciaNPJ08 1 year ago
@AliciaNPJ08 yeah, that was when we didnt have a very good camera, but quality HAS improved, just watch our new videos(:
CraftyGalz 1 year ago
I needed to re-sticky my mat, It was dirty and furry (I have 5 cats) I wanted to clean it up a bit. I keep alcohol wipes to clean my tools, so I used one to clean off my mat. I was surprised to find that after I cleaned off the dirt, bits of paper and fur it was sticky again. It didn't take off the glue, just the dirt ect.
hotirisbabe 2 years ago
I've been using the spray glue technique on my mats for some time, the only problem is is that it's only good for a one-time use on my mats... and i have to re-spray it if i don't use my mat for more than 10-15 mins or so.
I don't know if it's the same for y'all or not?
Anyways, thanks, girls, for sharing!
hippiechick1807 2 years ago