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    Posted: April 13 2008 at 1:52pm
I cut my lace back and applied a thin line of Fraycheck around the perimeter; however, it didnt dry clear and left a very visible line.  I tried gently scrubbing with 99% alchohol and a toothbrush but that didnt get it.
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Try acetone......

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or goo gone, but i use less than a dime size and rub it in between my fingers first and then just rub it alone the edge of the lace not on the lace directly just on top of the edge b/c that's where it will fray..
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Thanks ladies.  I've had so many problems it's ridiculous.  I thought I would actually apply adhesive today;I was so wrong.  I'm going to tint the lace b/c this transparent lace isnt blending with my tan skin it just stands out terribly.  If I dont get it right after that I'm calling it quits.  This has been such an awful $200 experience.
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