Could I use this to restore a fiberglass pool slide?
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It depends on it's condition. If the gel coat is intact it will restore it to near new.
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Yes it would work as a pool slide. The biggest thing is as the other responses state that it need's a base and a deck or something for it to be mounted on. The slide itself is pretty flimsy, so it is important to sure it up with 2 x 4 material.
62562
If the fiberglass is smooth enough, it should work. the glue is very similar to caulk. I have only used it on tile, but it seems very secure.
461372
Maybe not. I have a treasured slide from the late 70s and it doesn't fit. I'm still wondering what I can do about that.
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Hi Doug, I'm pretty certain it won't hurt the fiberglass in any way. The problem will be to have the stains exposed to a solution of super ironout for a long enough period of time for it to work completely. I principally use it to clean iron stains off of mineral specimens. I soak the specimens in a warm super ironout solution from 2 hours to overnight, depending. Good luck, Steve C.
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No, Absolutely not. You need a liquid epoxy or polyester resin specifically for fiberglass work. This is thick and filled with powdered steel.
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It will work great in a fiberglass pool. If for any reason it doesnt get traction they sell tires for diferent surfaces. I have many customers using them with the factory equiped tires in fiberglass pools with great results!
1180707
It says "not for plastic or acrylic" so I would assume that it should not be used on fiberglass.
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what is wrong with your pool slide? what exactly are you planning to do with this product?
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Not really. The point is to stiffen and bond fiberglass together. When it cures it feels like a hard plastic. Depending on the thickness of your fiberglass / resin layer, there is a bit of flex to it, I guess.
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We have had fiberglass tubs before and the current tub is steel. I don't believe it would be safe to use on fiberglass because if you don't tighten the screw tight and secure, it wouldn't be of any value for safety. I believe it might damage a fiberglass tub.
539392
I wouldn't recommend it - it needs to stay really wet - the plastic is super HOT when dry and it's huge so you would need alot of water to wet it down. We attached a couple of hoses together (if that helps you reach the slide's location)
196076
Yes I would definitely think so. I've used this product for years on all types of vinyl fiberglass etc and it works brilliantly. I like the fact it doesn't wash off I the rain. My spa cover looks brand new
917856
Haven't ever used it for that, but I don't see how it could be a problem. It is graphite based, so unless the interferes with the material that the gun slide is made out of I would certainly doubt there would be any harm.
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Hi Hillary, I don't see why not. I just asked my husband and he seemed to think it would work just fine. We actually just pulled ours out again and the kids have been using it everyday. Ours sits on the side of our pool and we have jagged edged stone and this slide has held up extremely well. This will be our second summer using it (and it does get used a lot) and it is still very durable. Hope this helps!
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It's it designed for that use but it dries really quickly so if would imagine you could. I don't know if the pool chemicals or salt from the ocean would degrade the fabric though.
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I would say yes, at least on harder plastics like acrylic or PVC. You would want to sand the surface to give it some "tooth". On the other hand, the moe flexible plastics such as polypropylene may pose a problem.