What is the coverage?, Is this water or solvent based?, What is the % solids?
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hi jamescoverage is 300 sf/gal/app and two apps are required.this product is water based but we do offer a solvent based version named concrete sealer x-3s.solids is proprietary.regardsmike423-503-4490
210655
hi james coverage is 300 sf/gal/app and two apps are required. this product is water based but we do offer a solvent based version named concrete sealer x-3s. solids is proprietary. regards mike 423-503-4490
1296158
Yes, it is diluted in tap water. I was able to cover a 20ft x 4ft area using a spray gun.
2076865
It's a liquid. Very low viscosity so it penetrates well but the liquid quickly dries leaving a very slick but dry coating.
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The top covering is some type of tightly woven, micro-fiber synthetic. 95% of the water will run off of it, but, it will 'get wet'. However, the covering is thin, and the amount of water (or perspiration) it will 'hold' per square inch is very little. It can be almost dried by strongly blotting with an absorbent dry cloth. It is NOT waterproof like plastic, vinyl, rubber, or treated leather. Also, it will wear out (be abraded) faster than the material previously mentioned.That all being said, it is the best bike seat I have found (for me @ 6'-2", 250lbs, 75yo)! All day comfort...my legs give out before my butt does...no more painful 'squirming' near the end of a long ride. Yippee! The top covering is some type of tightly woven, micro-fiber synthetic. 95% of the water will run off of it, but, it will 'get wet'. However, the covering is thin, and the amount of water (or perspiration) it will 'hold' per square inch is very little. It can be almost dried by strongly blotting with an absorbent dry cloth. It is NOT waterproof like plastic, vinyl, rubber, or treated leather. Also, it will wear out (be abraded) faster than the material previously mentioned.That all being said, it is the best bike seat I have found (for me @ 6'-2", 250lbs, 75yo)!... » Read More The top covering is some type of tightly woven, micro-fiber synthetic. 95% of the water will run off of it, but, it will 'get wet'. However, the covering is thin, and the amount of water (or perspiration) it will 'hold' per square inch is very little. It can be almost dried by strongly blotting with an absorbent dry cloth. It is NOT waterproof like plastic, vinyl, rubber, or treated leather. Also, it will wear out (be abraded) faster than the material previously mentioned.That all being said, it is the best bike seat I have found (for me @ 6'-2", 250lbs, 75yo)! All day comfort...my legs give out before my butt does...no more painful 'squirming' near the end of a long ride. Yippee! « Show Less
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I work with automotive paints (PPG envirobase) which is a water based product and is very similar. The kit comes with mica which they call minerals. I think you would be fine with most water based products ...good luck
448228
99.995 % of it is guaranteed to be Dimethylsulfoxide. The other 0.005% is either unknown contamination from the manufacturing process or the test used to determine purity can only verify to the grade. I choose this product because its stored in cobalt blue glass rather then plastic which the solvent would eat away thus making it less pure.
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Our 300/21 epoxy has 100% solids with no solvents. It will adhere to polyurethane foam, polystyrene, and Styrofoam without dissolving the foams. Thank you.
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Check the MSDS - it says this has 85% to 90% ethanol. Wabe is incorrect; NOT all denatured alcohols are the same nor are there any standards (see http://www.shellac.net/alcohol.html). Since I'm interested in a shellac solvent, I checked other brands MSDS's:Regular Klean Strip 42.5% to 46.5%CSD/Startex 65% to 75%Crown 70% to 75%Behkol (sold as a shellac solvent for woodworkers) 70% to 100%
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As far as I can see...I cannot check the chemical composition... I use it to put a bit on the threads of my overhauled Antenna/coax connectors along the whole cable runs, even though I use rubber-sealed waterproof coax connectors everywhere. Keeps the water out and keeps them from sticking together. So far, it's been doing a real good job of it. I'm happy with the product.
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It cover alot. I used it on my counters and I have more than half a bottle left. Approx 50 sq feet. Works great.
110585
I can't give an accurate number really. But I would think may want to at least start with two bags. It is like talc powder, a very fine dust like substance. You should also get something to spread it. I used on my dog and the area surrounding my house (.33 acre) and only used about a cup. It is messy but it works. As soon as it gets wet or any type of moisture you need to reapply. Hope this helps. Good luck!
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I am not exactly sure, it is thicker than water but it is still a liquid. Sorry that wasn't a real answer. You could check the companies website, I just looked it over but couldn't find an answer, maybe you'll have more luck.
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Well 100% ? Its hard to say what they put in it . Im gonna rake a guess and youre conducting an experiment involving extraction. If you are try heptane instead . VM&P; works but it takes a bit longer to evap out.
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I like the stuff! I was skeptical - but it works very well and is not caustic! As for coverage: that is hard to say. It think it will depend on the material(s) being removed i.e. thickness, age, and what it is... But, I would let the stuff sit for a bit - to do its magic. I found that applying it and then going back over it 15 mins later with a dabbing or swirling style with a throw-away brush worked best. In applying, more is not necessarily better. Patients is best... Hope that helps!! lv
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It is one gallon. I used it on a wall I had striped off wallpaper, and it soaked into the paper underneath quite a bit. So, the coverage is dependent on the surface you're applying it too. I hope that helps!
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I called the company that sells this and they told me the 1% is distilled water. I guess it depends on whether you choose to believe them or not. Also I believe this to be veterinarian grade. The seller I bought mine from sells mostly products for horses. I also read in the book "DSMO, Nature's Healer" by Dr. Morton Walker that you can judge the purity by how thoroughly it freezes at temperatures starting at 68 degrees F. Quote from page 32 in the book, "Because DSMO has a freezing point of 68 degrees F, one is able to tell its approximate concentration, if a bottle of the liquid solvent is acquired from an unknown source. Put the unopened bottle into the refrigerator (not the freezer). Within two hours the liquid will turn solid, like ice. You now have 99.5 percent DMSO, the purest and highest concentration made."
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The label says it is alcohol and water based. It is an amazing antiseptic or mouth sores' healer.