Celica Forums General Discussion Interior colored acetate and cellophane wrapping film...

whats the difference between these? are they the same?

Acetate is thicker than cellophane ... cellophane is usually very thin like paper. Acetate is thicker like a folder.

if ur talking aobut the clock mod i coudltn fined a damn thing. i foudnone store selling 100 feet of blue celophane so i said f it. i ened up buying clear dividers for a folder. then it turned otu to green so i used a sharpie to amek it darker blue

Stores such as Target, Rite-Aid, Walgreens, Halmark... or any shop that sells gifts or flowers will have this stuff for extremely cheap

GOOGLE SEARCH...
http://www.google.com/search?q=POLYPROPYLENE+ROLLS+COLORS

kick ass. thanks. but i still dont see point of buying a 100 ft rool for a 1inch by 1/2 inch piece i bought purple in a 50 footer and gave the rest ot my mom

I posted that as an example of the cost... WELL UNDER $10 for 100ft Roll.

If you go to a flower or gift shop, they may give you a 1 sq ft piece at no charge... BUT AT LEAST with the information I've posted above, it may help those who still remain "clue-less" to know exactly what this looks like and what to ask for

lol tru. i never thought about going into a flower shop. good idea you are the man and yea a 100 foot rool was liek 8 at this part shop i went to. i am jsut a tad cheap and stingy

i heard people use sharpie or transparent paint to paint the bulb. is it ok? will it melt or anything?

i tried taking out the clock today but its quite hard to take it out... i was trying to use a flat screwdriver but still didnt come out

its like 3 big screws..then use a small jewels or electronics phillips to take out the 4 small ones, easy as that

https://celicahobby.com/ubbthrea...#Post1953526901

thats my clock install you need the glasses screw driver to get off the little ones. a razor coudl or too btu ther eint here pretty good. go out and buy urslef one of those little ones.

I found a brass staple (the really big staples used to seal boxes and such) and then just bent one of the legs out and used that - it made such a PERFECT jeweler's screwdriver

and if the edge was too thick, I rubbed it against the cement a few times to make it a bit sharper

this "tool" has been in my tool box for such a really long time now... always very handy when working n projects like this