Can you fix a crack of 18 inches long
867420
No you cannot. It is mainly for initial cracks that have about 1" spikes or less. 'The spikes will disappear and the small stone chip hole will be filled.
867421
I do not think that is possible. This product will stop cracks from spreading if they're not much bigger than the application area, approximately 3/8ths of an inch.
1538755
Measure the length of each door you want to trim then add for a total length and see if 18 ft is enough. I would think itwould be
726213
I will say yes to this question. After it sets up say 48 hours use a grinder cut off all injection ports and refinish that area of the pool crack to match.
1409343
You could get a bumper and then slide it down into the crack. If that doesn't work them return the mattress and measure the crib and get a different mattress.
803491
No it wont.bthe inside that is cracked is the LCD screen. You need to replace the LCD
2035240
It might work if you first fill the larger gap with little pieces of wood mixed with glue, then letting it dry up. Only then you can fill the top part of the crack with Plastic Wood, let it dry then sand & finish. Good luck!!
1849811
I used it for a bulls eye chip and it worked well. I don't know if it will fix a crack but think it probably will not. I would try it as an experiment before getting a new winshield.
577375
I ride motorcycles and I fix them. I fix a lot of stuff and I would epoxy a clutch lever if there was a chance! There is no way any Epoxy can support such bending forces on a small area. Here's a way though.... glue the crack to hold it together as a first step. When cured, be careful with it because it's not very strong. Get some thin sheetmetal (such as flashing) bend in a U shape around the fracture. It should be at least 1/2 inch on each side of the crack. Put JBweld inside the U and wrap it around the fracture, then wrap tight with black tape and let it cure a full 24 hours. You may look like a nerd with tape on his glasses, but it will work like that until you crash again. I ride motorcycles and I fix them. I fix a lot of stuff and I would epoxy a clutch lever if there was a chance! There is no way any Epoxy can support such bending forces on a small area. Here's a way though.... glue the crack to hold it together as a first step. When cured, be careful with it because it's not very strong. Get some thin sheetmetal (such as flashing) bend in a U shape around the fracture. It should be at least 1/2 inch on each side of the crack. Put JBweld inside the U and wrap it around the fracture, then wrap tight with black tape and let it cure a full 24 hours. You may... » Read More I ride motorcycles and I fix them. I fix a lot of stuff and I would epoxy a clutch lever if there was a chance! There is no way any Epoxy can support such bending forces on a small area. Here's a way though.... glue the crack to hold it together as a first step. When cured, be careful with it because it's not very strong. Get some thin sheetmetal (such as flashing) bend in a U shape around the fracture. It should be at least 1/2 inch on each side of the crack. Put JBweld inside the U and wrap it around the fracture, then wrap tight with black tape and let it cure a full 24 hours. You may look like a nerd with tape on his glasses, but it will work like that until you crash again. « Show Less
1026032
I don't know. I bought it less than 6 mos ago, and already it has a large crack
2066641
I think it would work. Filling the crack is essential. You can apply more to make sure the crack is filled since irt binds well to that already there.
317716
The entire length of the bar can be used, as there is no "border" or edge at the ends. Be aware that the length of the bar may not be a full 24". My 18" model was a little short of 18". Hope that helps!
530473
yes, it is a very small though and it can be fixed with a rubber pad you can get at your local hardware store.
419854
there is a little screw take it out .get a knife and put in the crack and just twist a little.it will open
2265064
Can't answer the part about sanding and painting--it should do a great job of PATCHING the crack though.
577371
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.
76157
No - however a piece of tile could be purchased from a local hardware store that will cover the 18" x 18" area.
296350
hello, yes you can just make sure that the crack is cleaned of all dirt and is dry... thank you for your interest in u-seal,usa..