When should you start using Duct Tape in conjunction with Compound W?
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DON'T. It will cause itching which you may scratch and cause the wart to spread. I know i tried it and got tiny little warts.
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When you add the hardener, mixture will be thin. Wait a few minutes but keep an eye on it. It thickens and you literally only have a short time to work with it. I suggest working in small quantities. Highly suggest doing an experiment first.
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If you're looking for something that doesnt leave a residue, then you might want to look at nuclear grade duct tape. Its pricey, at about 25 bucks a roll, so nit sure if that will be worth it for your application
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Yes you can. However you should allow several days for the glue to set up. should you need to move any piece before it is completely set up, this is easily accomplished. The great thing about Weldbond is it dries clear and has great strength when it is completely dry. JB
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If you are concerned, wrap with 3M 33 or 35 electrical tape then coat with 3M ScotchKote.
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I only know this is a very, very strong and durable tape. However, if you are only using a tiny, tiny piece, I would not depend on it supporting much weight. Why not give it a try? There are a thousand uses (and you will learn this once you have a roll) ... so it will not go to waste. And the time you need to put something together or repair something quickly, it is much better than Duct tape.
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We used both adhesive and duct tape. We did not want any air pockets or bumps behind the liner. I believe the adhesive tells you how many cans you need for the surface you are covering. Adhesive is waterproof the duct tape is not. If for some reason the duct tape got wet it would not be easy to replace.
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The instructions say to use fiberglass which I did but the distal end of my tape is embedded in spray foam with no ill effects so far. The foam could be a fire hazard so be careful where you install it.
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Maybe the best way to put it is to switch the conversation to shifting a manual gearbox. The question becomes do I need to start out in first, then second, and then third. With enough clutch slipping it is possible to bypass first, but things work much better and easier if used as designed - same with the compound and polish. The compound is more abrasive and designed to reduce the height of the surface irregularities. Then the polish comes along and refines the blemishes left by the compound. Going right to the polish will require more time getting the surface to look right, and possibly even take you longer than the time for the normal application of both compound and polish.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR INQUIRY. you should not have to use another product in combination if needed reapply as needed
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I have cleaned 4 or 5 ducts with this tool. The reason you duct tape the connections is that when you remove the tool, or make a mistake going in, if that brush should ever get stuck, and unthread, your screwed. It doesn't take that much to wrap a piece of duct tape on, just for insurance. It's not like you are doing this every other week. Hope this helps.
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I had no problem with the compound sticking to my teeth once the compound is hard. Just follow the instructions or go online for the video.
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Yes, start about 3-4 inches down from the leak and wrap tightly up and over the leak and keep going another 3-4 inches further past the leak. Do not stop there. Then start backing up (wrapping) back down where you started. Cut (not tear) the tape and press firmly to bond to itself.
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Yes, you can use metal tape to attach this product to the duct pipe directly.
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I double coat both sides with a scoop coated. I get about 7 or 8 from a bottle. You don't need to coat both sides so you should get a dozen or so. You will also use a lot more if you try to squeegee coat em instead of using a scoop coater
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We went over to the hardware store and picked up a silver metallic type of tape. It came with backing so you could lay it out to figure out what you needed before you cut it. It was better to start the seam with the backing still on most of it and pull it off as you go.
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It is a hard connect but when it's together it stays together. Make sure it's lined up right & I put one end on the floor & kept pushing down until it clicked. I have not had to use duct tape. Good luck.