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How to correctly cut rubber for the Liquidator channel - Polzn Bladz

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  • čas přidán 18. 09. 2015
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    Here Plozn Bladz shows the correct way to cut rubber for the Moerman Liquidator channel. You can buy them pre cut from Moerman but some might want to trim their own rubber. If you are going to do that you need to make sure you trim it correctly. Polzn Bladz explains.

Komentáře • 17

  • @qazwerspoil
    @qazwerspoil Před 4 lety +3

    Cutting with a scraper blade like an Unger gives a very clean cut

  • @bezmyster123
    @bezmyster123 Před 8 lety +8

    Ettore all the way. I cut my rubbers using a stanley blade and a hammer, placing the rubber on a block of wood. So much better and cleaner cut than with a pair of scissors.

    • @macgyverbryan1377
      @macgyverbryan1377 Před 3 lety

      Using a scraper is another method, it may make more presice 90° cuts.

  • @macgyverbryan1377
    @macgyverbryan1377 Před 3 lety

    Moerman channels are awesome to work with! They are light and presice. A downside is the Moerman blade and the full angle, that has tip flex. I use Ettore master Pro medium blades, the flush ends are kept, the full angle is not. I cut a wedge on the end leaving some "meat" on the end reducing tip flex, also Unger green clips to anchor them. Those blade MODs enhance the channel. Using a razor blade ensures straight 90° cuts. The amount of soap used is reduced and still has good glide.

  • @fiendish2872
    @fiendish2872 Před 7 lety +5

    just use the original rubber as a template...job done.

    • @macgyverbryan1377
      @macgyverbryan1377 Před 3 lety

      Using a template helps, cutt with a razor blade makes 90° cuts.

  • @sln101
    @sln101 Před rokem

    Great vid can you do a vid using moreman squeegee and 4/ 5 meter pole system..

  • @PickingPaul1
    @PickingPaul1 Před 9 lety

    Nice one bob, and lee. Ive been cutting with a stanley blade, i will try the scissors next time

  • @asboss63
    @asboss63 Před 9 lety +3

    Never cut with scissors ! Very sharp blade is always best. Scissors pinch the rubber before it cuts 👍

    • @cschjorr
      @cschjorr Před 9 lety +1

      +asboss63 With the right pair of scissors you don't pinch your rubber. Don't ever use the cheap ones from the supermarket, but a high-grade version.

  • @mollerdk2000
    @mollerdk2000 Před 8 lety +1

    a smart tip it one can just make the other shines you have,
    it is 35 or 45 angle

  • @chrisberryhill1433
    @chrisberryhill1433 Před 8 lety

    Wanted to ask, what solution do you use that makes it look soapy like that because it doesn't look like dawn. If it is, what's the ratio you use?

  • @GuitarJack97
    @GuitarJack97 Před 9 lety +1

    Where has polzn's channel gone?

  • @ryanfewster574
    @ryanfewster574 Před 5 lety

    👍🏻

  • @Kickinwing_85
    @Kickinwing_85 Před 4 lety

    Great training video. Please change the window breaking sound 😭. First crack sound is ok but other is well too loud and makes me wanna 😭 blood.

  • @StephenInfield
    @StephenInfield Před 8 lety

    Generally a nice video, but missed some vital parts, because they were out of shot. It would be nice if someone could do a comprehensive video on the Liquidator with someone else filming it, rather than a camera in a static position. Personally, I have never got on with scissors. I use a blade, but that's cleaning for you; everyone to theirown!