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Do not use photo paper as it is too thick; the coating may also interfere with the Mod Podge. This will take at least 10 minutes. If you move onto the next step too soon, the ink may run and bleed. Do this with a paper slicer or a metal ruler and a craft blade. If you need to, trace your item onto the photo first, then cut the photo out. If you get inkjet paper wet, the ink will run. The clear, acrylic sealer will prevent this from happening. Spray both sides of the paper with 2 to 3 coats of clear, acrylic sealer. Let each coat/side dry completely before doing the next one. This step is time consuming, but the results are worth it. The finish (matte, glossy, or satin) does not matter because you will be Mod Podging over it. Paint the Mod Podge onto the front of the photo first, then let it dry. Flip the photo over, paint the back, then let it dry as well. You can do this with a wide paintbrush or a foam brush. You can do this with a wide, flat paintbrush or a foam brush. If you want to, you can apply the Mod Podge to the back of the photo as well. If you are going to Mod Podge photos onto multiple sides, start with just one side for now. Use a rubber roller or a brayer to smooth the photo down. Start from the middle of the photo and work your way outwards. Make sure that there are no bubbles or wrinkles. Keep this coat of Mod Podge light and thin. Be sure to extend the Mod Podge past the edges of the photo; this will help seal it in. Let the project dry for about 30 minutes first, then apply another coat of Mod Podge. If you want to, you can apply a third coat, but let the second one dry first. This can take a few hours to several days, depending on the type you used. Check the label on your bottle to be certain. Once the Mod Podge is dry, you can display your project, or apply photo to the other sides (if you are Mod Podging a box or block).

summary: Print the photo onto regular paper. Allow the ink to dry completely. Trim the photo down as desired. Coat both sides of the paper with clear, acrylic sealer. Apply a thin coat of Mod Podge to both sides of the paper. Apply some Mod Podge to the item. Press the photo face-up onto the object. Apply another coat of Mod Podge on top. Let the project dry before applying another coat of Mod Podge. Allow the Mod Podge to dry completely.

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If your walls are not at right angles, place your countertop against the wall as closely as you can, then use a compass and sander to adjust the shape: Check that the countertop is level using a plumb bob or level. Slide shims or wedges beneath the countertop to make it level if necessary. Hold the non-pencil end of the compass against the wall at the widest gap, and touch the pencil end against the countertop. Move the compass along the length of the wall to draw a line on your counter. Clamp the countertop onto a sawhorse or other secure position, then use a sander or block plane to level the countertop up to the pencil line. Your countertop should now fit snugly against the wall. For L-shaped countertops, Formica typically comes precut with angles of either 45 or 22.5. Attach these diagonal pieces together with miter bolts after aligning their front edge. Apply a bead of sealant or laminate caulk to ensure a waterproof corner. Do not over tighten the miter bolts. Only tighten enough to keep the pieces in place. Tap down one piece of laminate with a rubber mallet or shoe heel if the surface is not level across the diagonal. A backsplash is a vertical section of material above the countertop, which protects the wall from stains and other kitchen accidents. If your wall is drywall, you'll need to attach a particle board base before adhering the laminate. You could also consider installing a tile backsplash over your laminate counter. Once it's aligned against the wall with contact cement, roll it flat and trim excess or uneven edges with a router. Always follow the appliance manufacturer's instructions to determine safe placement on your countertop. Use a jigsaw to cut out the hole, and file down the sharp edges afterward. Cover the edges of a rangetop cutout with two layers of heat-conductive aluminum tape to prevent the Formica from melting. Avoid placing hot objects onto the Formica or other laminate, as the material can melt. Use a cutting board rather than cutting directly onto it. Clean with a damp cloth and a mild household cleaner. Always wear eye protection and ear plugs, as removing Formica is a loud, time consuming process that creates dust and sharp particles. Use the sharp end of a hammer or other prying tool to pull the Formica off the countertop in pieces. Use gloves when handling the sharp, broken Formica. Be careful not to dent the plywood or particle board base beneath the Formica if you wish to install a new countertop on top of it.

summary: Before installing, scribe your countertop to adjust it if it won't fit. Install angled edges of Formica using miter bolts and sealant. Consider whether to install a laminate backsplash. Apply a laminate backsplash the same way you applied your counter. Cut holes for appliances. Learn how to treat your Formica. Remove Formica carefully by prying it off the base.

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You will need a Pokemon who knows Surf to do this. Speak to Celio and he will explain that you need to find an item for his machine. Ember. On the lower right side of the area, you will see some Team Rocket members. You will hear the first password to the Rocket Warehouse. Battle them, and enter the cave. You do not need to read any of the braille charts. You will need a Pokemon with Strength to get through the cave. You can either use an escape rope, use "Dig" or exit the way you came in.
summary: Go to Island 1. Go to the entrance of Mt. Proceed all the way down to the bottom level. Pick up the Ruby and exit.