do you choose the size of the hole in the applicator? I need a very slim line of spackling
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there isn't an applicator. the spackling comes right out of the tube shown. You can use a putty knife to flatten out the spackle to fill in as you need to or to wipe away excess. This was fantastic for filling in a small hole on the wall around the tv. you can't even tell there was ever a blemish unless you are 2 inches away staring at it.
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Yes, I believe you can cut the tip however you want. i think it can be really small.
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I would start out with a hole 7/8 inch wide and 13/4 inch high. The intent is to make the hole rather a little too small and adjust it with a file then make it too big too fast. Good luck.
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You can use a little bigger but need bigger eye of needle. What size thread do you want to use? Monday phoneme. Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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You may need this other piece: Convatec Sur-Fit Natura Stomahesive Wafer 4"X4" 2 1/4" Flange
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No, Horace, you do not need to put a hole in the nozzle. There is already one there for you. Enjoy ; )
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I never use the applicator. But instead if required use a wood piece to apply the Goop to the surfaces to be joined.
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I haven't tried it on something that requires a smaller line. If you have a way to be sure it doesn't get on your skin (like a stencil) I'd say sure you could use it for that if you wanted. It doesn't spray a wide area, its just that I haven't tried using it on something that requires more precision.
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No need the metallic tape squares, that are given to you,when you buy a refill kit..but if you don't buy a refill kit, you can purchase metallic tape at your local home depot.the hole is about the size of a nickel..correction the size of a dime
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Same as with regular flanges. I use the smallest size I can without any skin rubbing against the edges during pumping.
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From my experience, the farther back you hold the sprayer the wider coverage you will get, hence the closer you hold the sprayer the more narrow the coverage will be.
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Maybe yours is different than mine. It's just a different sized nozzles to that you put into different sized holes of what you are trying to inflate.
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I squeeze till its what the recipe called for. I dont think you can set it for a certian size
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I had a bit of a problem at first. I would measure the hole and measure the part that goes into the hole. If theyaren't the same, you may have to return it. I think we had to make the receptor hole a little bit bigger but I hadsomeone that could do that for me professionally.
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Use a 1-1/2 inch hole. The packaging confirms this. "Bulkhead Kit Assembly 1 1/2" hole"
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I usually poke about 2 in the middle and then work my way out with 5-7 more holes in the shape of a circle. Make sure they aren't too big!! As for water, I fill it about an inch or 2, too little water doesn't get the flavor and too much water gets into the hoses
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Some people use much smaller syringes, and need the spacers removed, or the needle won't reach the skin. I don't use any spacers for my 3/10cc syringes, but you need to use a different cap (that comes with it), and sometimes spacers for the larger sizes, like 1cc. From 'cocked', to 'fired' it only about half an inch, maybe even less. The needle, once fired, should just stick out of the device, with the base of the needle almost flush with the opening. I use the short needle, so I can't cut down on how deeply it injects, but I imagine if you use the traditional length you can adjust the depth with spacers. Some people use much smaller syringes, and need the spacers removed, or the needle won't reach the skin. I don't use any spacers for my 3/10cc syringes, but you need to use a different cap (that comes with it), and sometimes spacers for the larger sizes, like 1cc. From 'cocked', to 'fired' it only about half an inch, maybe even less. The needle, once fired, should just stick out of the device, with the base of the needle almost flush with the opening. I use the short needle, so I can't cut down on how deeply it injects, but I imagine if you use the traditional length you can adjust the... » Read More Some people use much smaller syringes, and need the spacers removed, or the needle won't reach the skin. I don't use any spacers for my 3/10cc syringes, but you need to use a different cap (that comes with it), and sometimes spacers for the larger sizes, like 1cc. From 'cocked', to 'fired' it only about half an inch, maybe even less. The needle, once fired, should just stick out of the device, with the base of the needle almost flush with the opening. I use the short needle, so I can't cut down on how deeply it injects, but I imagine if you use the traditional length you can adjust the depth with spacers. « Show Less
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I believe that is the size of my filler tube. Although I found that in most of my recipes, it called for taking the casing off. So now I don't even bother with casings anymore. enjoy!