Why would this sealant and the through the roof cartridge sealant be "frequently bought together"? Is there a difference in what they do?
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I don't have any experience with the cartridge application but I can positively endorse the sealant when applied with a paint brush.... particularly when it's application is an original one. The downside of applying it over other previously applied "sealants" is that most of them split & crack as a result of age and weather and the "new" Sashco patch has no choice but to crack with it. I'm very happy with the product when applied to an original leak or crack that hasn't been "fixed" before with another product.
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If you are looking to seal the gasket then this product will help you do that. If you are looking to "glue" the two pieces together with this product, then this product will not help you. This product is a sealant not a type of glue.
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This product is used as a sealer on a gasket. It does not replace a gasketThere are other products to replace a gasket
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In My case, it did seal my compressor leak for the summer, then I would have to repeat treatment again the following year. After a couple of years of treatment the compressor leak became too large and I replaced the compressor. For some reason the price of this product has jumped substantially in the last year.
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One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix. Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
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The roof coating (Dicor) works great on seams by filling small gaps and cracks. I would do the Dicor first, followed by the Eternabond and a final coat over everything. Better safe than sorry as they say.
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Yes, that was my experience as well. Unfortunately, the entire contents seems to have dried up in my tube, which is really too bad because it does seem to work well otherwise. It may be better to purchase this sealant in a much smaller quantity.
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Its just for protect. I purchased cleaning stuff separately 303 cleaning something I am sorry I dont rememver the name of product. Anyways 303 made cleaning stuff too
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No, you buy it separate. I didn't and ended up using fiberglass window screen instead. That worked in my case. Stopped the leaks.
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The only difference between "original' & "refill" is that you get the handle assembly (handle and clamp) to hold the can of crack sealer, also known as hot-melt tar! The stuff is good, great even....but you expect more in the can than there is. Fill your cracks with foam rubber or other such gap filler before using this product, or else you will use a LOT of it! The stuff works great, but follow the instructions for heating it TO THE LETTER. This is NOT the place to experiment or 'do your own thing'.
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No sealant comes with it. The tap gets screwed to the threaded pipe and it you want to secure it further you may use 2 screws.
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See manufacturers web page - www.proguardcoatings.com. It is very similar to widely available Liquid Roof that is commonly sold for RV's by the same manufacturer. Both are made by Pro Guard but only Liquid Rubber is sold direct, so it is less expensive. It is applied much thicker because it is an epoxy like two-part mix and it will adere to nearly any clean surface. Once dry/curred it remains slightly soft like sheet EPDM.
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DON'T USE THIS STUFF!!! The leak sealer aspect of it is basically an epoxy-like substance that hardens when exposed to air. Sure it seals pinhole leaks (which is why it seems to work in the short term), but that same property means that it also clogs small orifices (Orifice Tubes (OT) and Thermal eXpansion Valves (TXV) )that are crucial to the operation of the a/c. Furthermore, when the system is later opened up to replace these clogged components, the rest of the leak sealer hardens in the lines, evaporator(s), condenser, etc. At that point, the only solution is complete system replacement (new compressor, condenser, evaporator, lines, etc) because you can't flush it out once it's hardened. I could live with it if the product just didn't work. But the fact that it takes out your ENTIRE a/c system makes it SO SO dangerous! Don't destroy your A/C!! STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT! Flame away - I'm not looking for business, I just hate to see folks destroy their a/c system on an empty promise of a magic bullet fix. Lest you think I have a beef with this company in particular....stay away from ANY similar products that contains anything designed to "stop leaks". Your engine cooling system may be tolerant of such products, but A/C systems are NOT.
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finally head from our designer. Please see response to your question. thanks, Lee CarCoverkingdom Hi Lee, Here's an update: We contacted a vendor who manufacturers an RV with a rubber top and he advised that a Polypropylene cover will not react with the rubber top seal. Only issue is that some covers insulate so well, they can increase the temperature of the roof and cause laminate damage. Our covers do allow for ventilation so I think it would be a personal decision on the buyer's part. Let me know if you have any questions or need anything further? MJ
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I really have no idea. After it sets its pretty permanent. I would hate to think after the repair is done you's still have to replace the top. That's why we went with the sealant in the first place. If you are VERY careful you can remove some excess with a razor blade or exacto knife, but that works best on the glass surface itself. I would be nervous as all get out using it on cloth. Sorry!
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When you open both sites for original finishing spray and 10 years younger you will see that both have the same ingredients. IMO it is only marketing with different names but product is the same. Unless there is mistake in listing, the best would be to get both kinds and compare in person.
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I have experienced that the degree of wetness, shine or gloss appearance varies with the number of applications of this sealer. One coat appears to be "semi-wet" and increases in glossiness with the number of subsequent applications. With each order the EnduraSeal distributor furnishes a one page explanation of the application process. The distributor is also very helpful over the phone at 888-246-9614. I have used in EnduraSeal 100% solvent acrylic urethane exteriorly on a stamped concrete patio, regular sidewalks and Colorado red rock which is a form of flagstone. Interiorly, I have used it on slate tile. The application process on all of these surfaces is about the same. I strongly recommend that any application of this sealer be done with a roller (not sprayed) and that each application be thinly applied. (I have experienced the dry time to be fairly quick. The distributor's application sheet also explains how EnduraSeal may be thinned with acetone to speed dry time or xylene to increase the drying time.) Indoor applications require good ventilation.