How do you hide the cut ends?
1794887
I used these as accents for wheel wells. Didn't need to hid ends as they are at bottom of vehicle. You can try model paint if you can get a chrome color. Don't cut with scissors, use a razor blade to get flat edge at end. Try a Hobby Lobby craft store as they carry a varied supply Testor of model paints. Good luck.
1794888
I cut the ends at a 45 degree angle and they virtually disappear. I also find that if you are bending this in a arc (such as a wheel well edge) it will work better if you bend it in a shape similar to what you want and then let it sit that way overnight - if you don't give it a chance to rest and try to force it to bend the way you want it, it will eventually lose grip and you will have to replace it (a problem I'm now having)
1912112
There are cut outs. They are only partially covered and absolutely functional. This case is my favorite! I hope this helps.
463402
Outline the smaller radius the use a metal cutting circular saw blade. That's how I did it
1738802
I have mine in a drawer but I didn't have to cut them down. You could possibly trim about 1/4" off around the sides. But the tray sits in a clear plastic tray for support and you couldn't cut that at all.
1113931
I used a pair of small jewelry wire end cutter pliers (NOT SIDE CUTTER). which I modified by grinding them dull (rounded) so as not to cut the ferrule. They worked perfectly. Figure I can resharpen them if I have to.
530422
I don't remember for sure, but I think mine had a little loose 'tail' sticking out. But...you don't need that. You can just loosen a piece with your fingers and cut...it doesn't really make a difference, except that you may end up with a short piece eventually.
2037808
Melt the ends to seal the cut site. I also melt any holes I punch as well. Woven nylon fibers will always fray.
176258
The ends they used are those metal spirals - if you want to take them off, you could either use large/strong scissors to cut the cord right before it, or use pliers to pull it open, since it's basically held down by one strong metal wire. :)
878028
They could be trimmed with a saber saw on slow. They have a raised edge around the outside, so to look uniform, cut both sides and or the bottom. Thx, Rog.
1334872
There is an area that is already cut out. You can also cut out notches in the back if needed, which is very easy.
279574
In rhe middle there is a large passthru for the computer area there is some perferations in the cardboard panels....cuts with a utility knife easily. I have cut both upper side shelve areas as well for other devices.
1405416
Just cut the end of and set it out. Careful not to spill poison when do this.
1066999
The best solution is to purchase the product which is slightly larger and cut to size. The material cuts easily with a straight edge (e.g. a level) and a utility knife.
1460747
You can cut the length to whatever you need, and then seal both ends. They are not reusable.
924146
i have not cut mine - the fabric looks like it would fray - there's something called 'Dritz Fray Check' which stops fabric fraying - that might work along the edge
1341788
I do cut mine out. It will look much better if you do. You just have to cut around the image. It doesnt have to be exact.
454602
Yes, ends are made of molded plastic and can be trimmed using a utility knife.