What is yalls opinion on how this stuff would adhere to atv racks/basket racks with heavy coating and does it hold up well to constant things brushing, sliding, and rolling on or against it?
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I sprayed my landscaping trailer 2 seasons ago and the stuff is holding up great. I do have some wear issues where the mowers are strapped to the front rail (metal on metal) but that was expected. Overall I'm more than pleased with the results. Just remember the prep is what will make or break you. Hope this helps you out.
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It did great with the interior of my jeep. Lined the whole thing. As long as you do good prep(sanding, cleaning, etc.) it's held up great.
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I sprayed the interior of my Wrangler with it last summer. I throw, chains, recovery gear, and ammo cans back there and it's held up amazingly! I'm going to use it on the rocker panels and rock sliders for my Cherokee XJ. My buddy wants to buy an extra bottle from me for his 4wheeler racks. He bashes them up clearing trails. So if he thinks it's good enough for his use, I'm sure it'll be fine for yours. Just make sure you sand and prime your equipment first. Should work great for you. Good luck!
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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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We have had great success with our materials in this application vs. conventional rubber I have attached a link to our run dry data. The material itself as stronger wear characteristics and excellent hydrolytic stability however we do recommend that our customers change yearly and carry a spare in case if fouling. Hope this helps. https://www.gcsmarine.com/content/impellers/impellers
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I have had mine on my jeep for about 7-8 months and I have little to no rust on some of the tie down hardware. This is a great rack and I recommend the basket extension kit if you have a full sized Truck or SUV. I was missing a little bit of the hardware so I contacted the manufacturer and they overnighted what I needed. Real good customer service!!!
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I think the plastics made these days won't wear out in our lifetimes. I'd say it's pretty durable; up at bear camp I kept this on my belt attached by a bicycle inner-tube chunk, it didn't move and held up fine in thick cover. I highly recommend this, may want to put some super glue on the fire rod handle where it attaches to the rod as that was the first thing that failed but was a quick-n-easy fix.
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I will, but clearly not roll as smoothly as epoxy covered smooth concrete.A way around this is if you have some old cardboard boxes that you can put down. It protects the wheels, and your elbows, etc as you scoot around.
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Yes, applied it 3 months ago to a bike with a carbon frame with a matte finish and it holds great. The tape looks perfectly clear, however have not removed it so am uncertain whether it would leave a residue following removal.
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I have had it in place on a motorcycle fairing for 10 months. It is still glossy and looks great. It has been used daily in all types of weather without breakdown. I hand wash the surface with soap and sponge. It cleans easily and has resisted chipping from road debris kicked up by the front tire.
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I placed some silicone gasket-maker on the surface where the light attaches to the handlebars. Let it dry (off of the bike), and it makes a nice, tacky surface that doesn't slip when I ride. Works great for cross country mountain biking. Not sure how it will hold up to downhill.
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I had a black 1979 Harley Fatbob Superglide a long time ago and I used a paste wax once. I found it got caught in every nook and cranny. At the time I used Armorall and it worked great. You just have to make sure not to use any oil on hot pipes as it will "blue" them or stain them if not wiped off. The Collinite (like all pastes) is hard to get out of hard to reach places. Don't know if this helps or not.
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Hello Brad, I used this product on our fiberglass RV after I had buffed it with rubbing compound. The end result was amazing! The RV sheds water as if it was oil. I also put it on my pickup which turned out great too. I am pleased with the results of both of my vehicles and it would probably work really well on your tractor as well. It does not have to be applied in a thick coat and is easy to remove, just be sure the surfaces you are working on are clean, and remember the appearance of your work is kind of like life itself, you get out of it what you put into it. I hope this helped you in your decision, have a great day! Hello Brad, I used this product on our fiberglass RV after I had buffed it with rubbing compound. The end result was amazing! The RV sheds water as if it was oil. I also put it on my pickup which turned out great too. I am pleased with the results of both of my vehicles and it would probably work really well on your tractor as well. It does not have to be applied in a thick coat and is easy to remove, just be sure the surfaces you are working on are clean, and remember the appearance of your work is kind of like life itself, you get out of it what you put into it. I hope this helped you in... » Read More Hello Brad, I used this product on our fiberglass RV after I had buffed it with rubbing compound. The end result was amazing! The RV sheds water as if it was oil. I also put it on my pickup which turned out great too. I am pleased with the results of both of my vehicles and it would probably work really well on your tractor as well. It does not have to be applied in a thick coat and is easy to remove, just be sure the surfaces you are working on are clean, and remember the appearance of your work is kind of like life itself, you get out of it what you put into it. I hope this helped you in your decision, have a great day! « Show Less
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It will make your rubber, plastic, look like new! Your headlighs will be protected too. Yes to the question. I love this stuff. Havent found anything you cannot put it on and make it look better. I wouldnt put it on a dash board. Good stuff will go on easy and come off easy. I tryed a different brand after using this one and I had to use alot of muscle to get it off my paint, and that was in garage in shade. Great product!!
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Its not overkill if you never want it to come off! Would prob work great since its a little thicker tape. Just have both surfaces cleaned with alcohol and it will keep!
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I bought it to use as an undercoating on my 1950 Studebaker. I had a small amount left over so I decided to use it on the roof/covering on my wellhouse. The roof is plywood and it has been holding up super. It has been on for about a year now.
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I clear coated some aluminum wheels that I reconditioned. Should work great to seal as a rust preventative. If you are painting on bare steel there is prep product that they recommend fore bare metal(for adhesion). I forget the name but is made by the same company. I would definately recommend this product. It takes some time to dry(harden) but well worth the wait.
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I've only used it on my boat T tops.there aluminum and it's been a pretty good job on them. Never use that I'm bronze.
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I used it in the cockpit area of my 97 jeep, it looks great and it has the feel of rhino liner. Even though its stood up to feet and shoes, it has taken some scratches when loading/unloading in the back...it works great for my application, but in my opinion, it's not as strong. If your brush guard is light use/decorative it will be great, if its heavy use probably not. Remember, success depends on prep of the surface!!!