My little malti-poo just died, and I wanted to use this to make cement prints for the garden. Would this work?
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IT should work without a problem - so sorry to hear about your little malti-poo
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I'm sorry for the loss of your dog. As for the cement prints, since the back of the tray extrudes out and is a paw shape then yes you could use it to make paw imprints I suppose.
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Probably. I have used it for baked and frozen treats. I'd recommend making one or two at first to make sure they will pop out intact. You may need to let them set longer than instructions indicate due to the small surface are exposed to the air to allow for complete drying. I have to bake all treats about twice as long as the recipe indicates or the bottoms are still moist.
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So sorry for your loss. I do think this would work for your cement paw prints. It is so flexible, that I think that when it dried, you could easily pop them out.
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I think it would. I use it to make soaps. Each cavity holds right about .33 oz of soap so I'm guessing that it would hold about 3/4 - 1 oz of concrete. They would be a tiny little bit large for an actual malti-poo's paw prints I think, but not grossly.So very sorry. I know how much it hurts. Sue/simplysilver.net
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That's what I bought it for was posters. Works well as long as the wall is not real rough and porous. I found it didn't work well with cement or stucco walls.
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I do believe this is exactly what this is for. I bought it to make neck coolers and the pellets were smaller than I should have used. I talked to someone else and they said they used this for their plants and garden and had great success. . .Sounds like that is similar to your turf grass! Good luck
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I wouldn't. I'm an experienced quilter and work in a quilt shop. For general machine Applique I would recommend Pellon wonder under (not heavy duty), misty fuse or steam a seam. It is a little less gummy for your needle and far less expensive. I use this to transfer hand embroidery designs onto fabric with my printer or copier. Good product but not right for what you are going to do in my humble opinion. Have fun!
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Yes that will definitely work for that size of an object. Make sure there is enough surface exposed to desperate the mold from the object once it dries.
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Idk. Save your money. Invest in a composting site and worms. It will work better last longer.
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The ground moisture would probably make it rot rather quickly because, although heavy duty, it is fabric. Hope this helps.
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I really don't know I haven't used mine yet I just bought it to to spray regular cement on dr you might ask somebody that does cement work sorry.
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Don't see why not. For small projects/hobby-painting or limited duration I think it would be great! Again, for industrial/commercial apps, or heavy-duty use on a daily basis, I (personally) would go with more muscle. Never tried it though as I have, and use electric power sprayers for the type of work I do (homeowner-decks, fence, yard ornaments.) A sweet compressor though...that should be effective for limited duty.
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It should be good for working a small compost heap. The edges are not sharp so no worries about reaching in and clearing packed in soil.
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Yes, it will work but the tubes are small. If you are making large paper mache I would look for larger amounts.
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Very likely the print head is dried up. Sometimes a drop of water may make it work but no guarantee ... pls try on your own.
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We used this on the grass and it was perfect. Since we had to secure/anchor it with stakes (we purchased additional larger stakes), to use it on cement I think you'd have to find a substitute for this process.
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I have only used this to make outdoor posters for lost cats, but found that the ink runs... it isn't as 'weatherproof' as touted. Can you use a label maker instead?
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As long as the sand is dry should do fine. Its not heavy duty enough for wet sand or wet lime, or manure. Great for pellet fertilizer and dry sand.
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hmmm, not really sure! I know it isn't as 'weatherproof' as touted - the colors ran and paper deteriorated when I posted 'lost cat' pictures on poles. If you are using inside with minimal water I don't see much reason why stencils wouldn't work... good luck!
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It worked excellent with Porcelain Tile Floor. I have pics but can't figure out how to post them.