I'm trying to find something to attach polyurethane molding that is removable. I live in an apartment. Would this work or anything else?
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This tape is probably too weak for that unless the polyurethane molding you are using is very thin. This only really good for something the weight of paper. Even heavy poster paper doesn't work for it either. For anything substantial, I would probably use sticky putty adhesive that can be peeled off. You can search for it under "putty adhesive".
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These are "removable labels" and don't work very well on plastic. Try Uline.
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Good Lord yes. Haven't found anything this stuff WON'T adhere to yet. Just make sure the surface is clean and free of dirt and dust. Make sure you press it into place with a rubber roller and it's good to go. Best stuff I've ever used.
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Yes Jessica'. This will work fine. A swith any glue, Put some weight weight on top of the glued item. Let it set fora few hours in an airy area......
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I have been in the roofing business for almost 40 years. My experience with a silicone coating is the only thing that will bond to silicone is silicone. You could try a small can of liquid rubber on a limited area. It good stuff, just not compatible with silicone.
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I would create some kind of a mold to help hold the product in place. The less sanding you have to do the happier you will be as its gets extremely hard.
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not sure it is a good idea the stuff smell like it would melt anything plastic.. polyurethane base it seems.. says only to use on glass..
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good question mate......I'll put a heat gun on a bit today and get back to you...other than that google up polyurethane properties perhaps....Bob...
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I use this for polyurethane all the time. I get women's knee high stockings and stretch them over the mouth of the cup before I pour the finish in. Works great
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I have used Gorilla Glue to attach them to wood, plastic, glass and metal. I believe that it would also work equally well with cloth. Gorilla glue does take some time to set and will expand as it does. So, use it sparingly.
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I doudt it would work this bonds rubber to metal. If you do use it I would try a small area first to see how to bonds to the fabric. You might want to try an epoxy type adhesive like that set up fast
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Just checked bottle. Nothing about laminate. All it says is "safely adds protective urethane layer." Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Our is the same way, we decided to buy the "extreme Velcro" and cut it into pieces. We used the velcro to adhere to around the door frame and house and it's worked like a charm. We ended up doing this on two doors, and it works so well, we left if up over thew winter. We only have to replace one piece of velcro that came off the house (adhesive wore off). By far the best solution. The velcro is here: VELCRO - Industrial Strength - Extreme - 4" x 1" Strips, 10 Sets - Titanium
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Yes, this will work if you can get the edges to stay together while the glue sets. VLP works much like model glue works, it dissolves the edges to make a permanent, weld type bond. If the edges are not going to touch easily, I would recommend using the Anything Foam product, also by Plasti-Dip, to fill in the gap.
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Pretty much any indoor/outdoor polyurethane spray. There's like four finishes from matte, satin, semi-gloos and gloss. Pick your poison.
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Good question! So far the only thing we have found that works to remove mold is a pressure washer.
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Sorry, but I have no idea since I attached mine on wooden furniture only. Just to give you an idea, the adhesive that goes with it is probably the same kind of double sided tape that 3M is selling. You might want to try if 3M adheres to brick. If not, I guess you can use "hardware-type" adhesives instead. Good luck!