How long of crack can one kit fill?
212308
On my garage floor one kit filled 15 - 18 feet of a crack that varied between 1/8" to 1/4" wide and 3/8" deep. It is excellent! Several years have passed and it's still holding strong.
212309
The total in the kit seemed to be about the same volume as a coke can. Check the description.
212310
I filled a large crack in my driveway - 1/2 inch or more wide and couple of inches deep. However, after a year of Colorado weather, the epoxy had pulled away from the concrete. I gave up and replaced the driveway.
959707
I would think so and just use some old scissors. Frankly, I would use a tube of crack repair instead.
1321142
I make sure that the 2 halves are together and fill through the hole at the top. I leave about a 1/2 inch free at the top for expansion. I let them freeze for approx. 4-6 hours.
2177859
Depending on the size of the cracks that you are filling - I just opened the gallon just by unscrewing the top and carefully pouring out the filler in the crack area that needed attention. I also have spread and leveled out the filler by using a 4 inch plastic scraper.
1067072
I just nicely cracked a small hazelnut. For pine nuts I don't know, my guess is what you want to crack has to be at least 6 to 8 mm in diameter. The best woud be to send a mail to Drosselmeyer at : info@drosselmeyer.se
1917341
I have used at least 30 seconds of the sampler myself. not sure of the limit.
97216
That would be hard to say, it will take me close to two months, but I have done these kits for years off and on. In addition I put in between 24 or more hours per week on it.
63711
what I did was to fill the water under the fill line as I think the fill line is way to high and when the water expands it has no choice but to crack. The other thing I found was that if you left them in the freezer for several days they did crack into pieces as well. If I did not use them after about two days in the freezer I took them out and put them into a larger container in the freezer and then filled the molds again. This seemed to help and gave me a few spares if I needed them. They really seem to work best if you use them right after they freeze, which is easy for a restaurant but not at home. But if you take them out at that point they are as close to perfect as you can get. Hope that helps!! what I did was to fill the water under the fill line as I think the fill line is way to high and when the water expands it has no choice but to crack. The other thing I found was that if you left them in the freezer for several days they did crack into pieces as well. If I did not use them after about two days in the freezer I took them out and put them into a larger container in the freezer and then filled the molds again. This seemed to help and gave me a few spares if I needed them. They really seem to work best if you use them right after they freeze, which is easy for a restaurant but... » Read More what I did was to fill the water under the fill line as I think the fill line is way to high and when the water expands it has no choice but to crack. The other thing I found was that if you left them in the freezer for several days they did crack into pieces as well. If I did not use them after about two days in the freezer I took them out and put them into a larger container in the freezer and then filled the molds again. This seemed to help and gave me a few spares if I needed them. They really seem to work best if you use them right after they freeze, which is easy for a restaurant but not at home. But if you take them out at that point they are as close to perfect as you can get. Hope that helps!! « Show Less
577374
it depends on how well you do it, and the shape/position of the crack.for the price I think its worth a try. I would be a bit careful about safety issues though, in case it might fail during use.
1690575
I've never used a whole canister in one stretch but I think you can get about 45 mins from one of the butane canisters. I guess that would also vary a bit depending on how high you had the burner turned up.
363586
This product should weld any crack of any size. The technique requires practice and I will tell you the quality of the welds depend on your ability and the time spent on proper preparation. The product is up for any kob.
1146730
I suggest filling about 1/3 to 1/2, depending on need. Any more and you may have a mess on your hand, as the foaming will add volume.
1652680
8-10 drops hardener to one oz of resin. A kit has enough hardener for the amount of resin supplied; if you use half the resin use half the hardener.
893830
Just let it melt at room tempreture for 20 or 30 minutes, squeeze the mold back together sealing properly and re-freeze. The melted water fills the cracks and it comes out smooth without cracks. Use distilled water for best results.
37448
You shouldn't have to give it a break in an hour time period. I'd hate to think I can only solder for 30 min. at a time on a large piece.
2018293
I don't believe this will fix a crack, might very temporarily work. Just follow the directions on the bottle to the T.
1674249
Approximately 20 minutes if you already have your tools handy. It is simple.