will this product withstand heat?
215006
yes this product will indeed withstand heat. We had used it on a part on our car (the high pressure hose) and it was fixed right away. To this day, we have no problem with hose. We gave this to our mechanic and he uses it all the time in some of the repairs that he needs to do and even says that it is awesome
215007
Excellent question. I use this product to repair vacuum sweepers. The highest continual temperature exposed would be about 120 deg. with no problems. It appears that the product is thinned out superglue with plastic dust as its filler. Most plastics can with stand heat to about 250-300 deg. before melting. The product is top notch and has a plethora of uses . Get it and experiment with a heat gun. God Bless -Pat Brabbs
215008
Tom I used this produce on black plastic and had it out in the sun here in Hawaii with the temp being 99 degrees outside and in direct sunlight. And had to problem yet
215009
How much heat? It was advertised as fixing a part of a water pump on a tractor trailer.
1089139
not sure i would think it could handle the heat since my oven goes to 475 but the mat is very thin so anything under it would get very hot very fast
1462252
I think so....ours got a little hole in it from some ashes - so try to keep it far from the firepit when having a fire - otherwise, this is a very durable product!
647821
Hello, I use this item to make large quantities of tea - I submerge everything except the handle. I don't know how heat resistant that part is, but it seems like it would hold up. Hope that helps!
1448676
Very doubtful. The bag seems to be made of the same material as a Zip-Loc bag and I'm reasonably certain it would melt if heat were applied to it.
1387201
Possibly. I've put practically everything I've owned in mins at some point and never had an issue with heat damage (although I do suggest checking the thermometer occasionally). The only problem you might find is size. This thing is big, don't get me wrong, but you're talking about a cabinet. At best, you may have to dismantle the cabinet and do it piece by piece while enclosing the rest in those huge ziplocks to avoid contamination. So basically I'd recommend it for your cabinet--- just check the dimensions first.
1883336
I would think so because it's placed over boiling water so can withstand a great deal of heat, but not absolutely certain. I melted white "almond bark" and put in crushed peppermint sticks...but didn't keep it on burner to melt the peppermint sticks and still it was hot enough many of the smaller bits melted.
141245
I have not used it in an application where heat is an issue, so I can't honestly tell u. Sorry! By the looks of the other responses, it to hold up to a lot of heat!
2145897
My first response would be yes but always be sure that it doesn't get too warm. The heat may even irritate the area.
230356
I don't know how it could withstand a house fire. I am terribly disappointed in mine. The hinge pins are made of plastic. It would appear to me that they would melt fairly quickly and there would be no structural integrity. I guess they have tested it, and their claims are accurate. But, the top fell off of mine after a year of use. I would not trust it with my important documents. I now use mine to store odds and ends that have no value.
571636
The jars, yes. The lids, probably for a short time...I sterilize them in boiling water, so I know they can withstand at least that level of heat.
1680937
Since it's not designed for heat or food applications, I wouldn't risk it. I don't know if it would withstand high termperaturs or whether it's coated with any chemicals that might be dangerous at high temperatures.
1717618
I haven't stored mine in the heat, but I have had some that arrived melted together. It didn't impact the performance though.
369345
I am not exactly sure how this would hold up in the extreme heat. I used this on the floor board of my pickup truck, and when it's super hot in the summer months, it gets a little bit sticky feeling. This product is like rubber in a can. If you wouldn't put rubber near extreme heat, I wouldn't put this near it either.
435073
i dont believe so , most likely it wont resist the extreme temperatures of a house fire . however it is great for keeping documents/valuables/dangerous items away from family memebers and friends. although if you threw it out of the 4th story of a building it would probably break right open. this is not for top level safety this is just for a hobbyist to keep certain items out of reach of others
1147106
Should not have any problem as long as you don't mount it on a hot surface as the adhesive will deteriorate.
80538
This is designed to be wrapped in insulation. Foil or paper-backed fiberglass or foam that can withstand the heat would be ok.