What is the suggested minimum curing temperature? How long does it take to cure?
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No temperature reference, but says keep from freezing, up to 5 days curing, depending on weather. Can cover with sand, temporarily, to avoid tracking. Up to .5" wide cracks. Enough for 160 linear feet .25" wide by .5" deep cracks. I am waiting til spring...
317790
I found the crack sealer became hard within 48 hours with our cool nights in the 50's. But with our days in the 90's it would become somewhat pliable during the day. To apply your sealer over the top of it I wanted to make sure it was solid so I waited one week.
317791
I just got this product. Haven't used it yet. I would be willing to give you feed back after I use it. I have used other products similar and would be able to make a comparison.
1593643
you have to have a uv lamp, apply base coat put under light 30 seconds, every coat after that including top coat 3 minutes under lamp separately, finish with alcohol to cure it
1400806
Yes. I use mine to keep my curing room at 45 to 55 degrees. Your a/c should bring the temp down to about 60 to 62. You should have no trouble to regulate it between 55 and 58. Hope this helps. Mdg
1286176
How long did you wait in between coats? You should let the first coat dry and cure for 48 hours and then do another coat. Don't do another coat on an hour like it says. It will just peel. As far as fixing it, you will need to sand, clean, and.start over. Make sure you mix each bucket individually and then add one to the other and mix it again. Also keep the room cool. I put a fan in the room. Not only does it help with vetilation, but it helpls it cure in the proper temperture. Hope this helps.
2260257
Thank you for your inquiry. The full strength/cure time is a minimum of 24 hours.
949280
Mines only been done a few months but I'm having no problems. Looks just like it did when I finished it, just make sure you give it ample time to cure, I'm loving it.
1828037
When the two parts are mixed it becomes like a thick cream that can be packed or pushed into a crack or void with something like a Popsicle stick and hardens slowly and cures in about twenty four hours. It cures medium to dark gray. Hope this helps.
1339513
THANKS for the information....I purchased the one with 8 individual jars and it has a curing time option of 19 hours-59 minutes which is great. I reset it for 4 more hours. I think the larger units are better however. THe small batch get VERY thick, however, I start with 1/2 and 1/2 always. One interesting note....the batches seem to be MUCH better starting from scratch as opposed to using yogurt from a previous batch.
907752
I was putting on a coat every 30 minutes (dry to touch) I did 5 thin coats on my linoleum floor. Sets pretty fast, applied with a sponge. Probably takes 24 hours to fully cure.
414673
It depends on the volume that you want to cover. My experience with it is that the does not shrink much after curing and the minimum thickness I would suggest is about 0.1" I found that it was hard to feather edges. I only used it to fill and repair mortar and bricks that were chipped.
86147
If glue down properly , it will last for many years . I put it down a year ago and it looks like yesterday !!!! Use plenty of glue provided . And I also used 25 year clear silicon !!!!
819651
I made citronella candles with this material in 16 oz tin cans. The cure time for those candles was 48 hours.
1628644
According to the box the product arrived in you can use either a LED or UV light..."Curing times and results vary due to LED or UV lighting systems: LED / UV Cure Time: 30 Sec. - 1 MIN. / 2-4 MIN. Per Cure". I also use a LED light, LED base & top coat with no real issues.
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Workable time is one hour. Cure time is overnight for best results. This is a great product for personal home repairs.
1497984
As Larry previously noted, as long as powder is kept dry in sealed container and stored below 80 degrees temp. product should last indefinitely. Glue requires a lengthly clamp time while it cures. Follow instructions on container. Best used for funiture or structural projects where super strength is needed.
1937560
I did mine on a cold fall day- there was not a lot of sunshine that day, but I did a little longer curing time and it worked just fine
1419754
yes within the limits of its strength. it won't hold pressurized water or air forever (plumbing or scuba). i would give it 48 hours or so to cure. the crucial point, as with all adhesives, is proper lamination. the surfaces to be glued must be strong and clean. good luck.