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How to
Load the 3M ATG Gun
Are you
having difficulties loading your ATG Gun? The 3M Adhesive Transfer
Gun is a great tool for stampers, scrapbookers, and mixed media
artists. It can be a little tricky to get the hang of loading it. In
order to help you out, we have designed this photo tutorial to help
you out!
1. Open
the clear cover and remove the black stop from the back reel
section.

2.The adhesive roll goes
on the front reel with the tape unrolling from the bottom.

3. Make sure that the little black clip is solidly over the roll.
This is part of the tension and holds the adhesive roll on the reel.

4. The tape goes over the first roller guide (the one closest to the
adhesive roll). At this point, the plaid liner will be in contact
with the roller guide, and the adhesive side will be exposed.

5. The tape will now go under the second roller guide. This means
the adhesive side will be in contact with the roller and the plaid
liner is exposed.

6. While holding the trigger down with your right hand, pull the
tape leader around to the back reel. At this point, the adhesive
side will be in contact with the roll, and the plaid liner will be
exposed.

7. Thread the waste end in and back out of the two slots on the back
reel. There is a small amount of adhesive on the end, adhere this to
the back reel.

8. Replace the black stop onto the back reel section and twist it in
the direction of the arrows on the black stop.


9.Close the lid.
10. To begin using your ATG Gun, squeeze
the trigger while dragging the front roller across the are you want
to apply adhesive. Release the trigger just before you stop rolling
and lift off of your project. The ATG will apply a very strong
double stick adhesive while winding the liner back into the gun.
Have fun with your ATG - after just a few times loading it,
it becomes a breeze : ) *all information copyright 2008 Alluring Impressions LLC*
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