It says to cure for 24 hours and shows product still oozing from the holes. Doesn't this dry. How hard is it to remove when dry?
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It cures in 24 hours, it's dry before that but you don't walk on it for 24 hours. After you apply it, place a 5 gallon bucket of water on the tile, then wipe the excess (which seeps out when the bucket is placed on it). Never had to remove after it was dry and wouldn't recommend trying either. All my tiles have held up and are solid, no issues to date.
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It can take a few days to fully set up. Never tried to remove it when it's dry so I can't answer that question.
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The ooze only takes place for about 10 to 15 minutes after you inject it under the tile. Just wipe it off with a damp cloth during this time. When it starts to dry, you'll see the glue pull down and back into the holes.
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I used this on ceramic tile installed in my basement. I drilled 3 holes on each side of the loose tile and injected until it would either ooze out of one of the other holes or when it started to back up on the hole in which I was injecting the adhesive. I then weighted down the tiles, wiped off any excess that oozed out and let it cure for 36 hours since my basement is somewhat cold. Before I re-grouted, I used a scraper to remove any adhesive. In some holes, the oozed adhesive was too difficult to get out with a scraper. I just inserted my power drill and give it a whirl and the excess adhesive came out easily so that I could then grout. Hope this helps. I used this on ceramic tile installed in my basement. I drilled 3 holes on each side of the loose tile and injected until it would either ooze out of one of the other holes or when it started to back up on the hole in which I was injecting the adhesive. I then weighted down the tiles, wiped off any excess that oozed out and let it cure for 36 hours since my basement is somewhat cold. Before I re-grouted, I used a scraper to remove any adhesive. In some holes, the oozed adhesive was too difficult to get out with a scraper. I just inserted my power drill and give it a whirl and the excess... » Read More I used this on ceramic tile installed in my basement. I drilled 3 holes on each side of the loose tile and injected until it would either ooze out of one of the other holes or when it started to back up on the hole in which I was injecting the adhesive. I then weighted down the tiles, wiped off any excess that oozed out and let it cure for 36 hours since my basement is somewhat cold. Before I re-grouted, I used a scraper to remove any adhesive. In some holes, the oozed adhesive was too difficult to get out with a scraper. I just inserted my power drill and give it a whirl and the excess adhesive came out easily so that I could then grout. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It depends on room temp, it took longer than 24 to cure completely but once it did it was solid , just don't walk in that area
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Amazing "Household GOOP" is my favorite or E6000. With either one, put small amount on both sides to be glued together and let airdry for about 10 min. Then press together without moving around for about 10 sec. Now let cure for 24 hours.
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I believe the instructions said to allow to dry for 24-48 hours, but because I was not in a hurry I waited approx 4 days.
954209
Hi there! It's already dried so it will last a long time. I divided it up into MANY airtight containers and it's worked out beautifully.
220691
I'm not 100% certain, since I haven't tried to remove it with alcohol, but I am pretty sure that only a solvent like acetone or goo gone would affect it once it's dry.
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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.
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If it was still damp after 60 hours I'm guessing it was on too thick and must be the solvent. Mine was completely dry after 48 hrs but I still had some stain so I did it a second time.
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Let it cure for at least 2 weeks.if you have done this in the winter keep the room warm.Do not cut anything on the surface or allow any standing water and it will be fine
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I just rinse it off with water and scrubbing with my fingers. Once it dries it will be sticky again.
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I just soak it in an oxiclean solution and ring it out a few times....i think it lasts longer ..
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I wouldn't recommend it. This is a pour on product. It takes 24 hours to cure to where you can touch it. You also need to use a creme brûlée torch after coating to get the air bubbles out that occur during the cure process.
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It really depends on how long you leave it in, and possibly how long you let it "cure." The package says to mix it and it's ready to go, but just about everywhere else on the Internet says to let it sit overnight.
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Yes, I did that exact repair.You must do this in stages, as it will take more than one application, if a hole is involved.This formula drys to a hard finish, build it up by stages.
95754
The top of the fibers that has the holes in it will come off. Just twist and pull. Sometimes they are difficult but I always get mine open so I can screw on the applicator. Good luck to you!
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First I worm it in a Microwave for about 40 seconds. It works better if it is Warm. I put the Hole Jar in with top off.Then I use my 2 fingers and work it into the Shoe or Boot. Use a little. Better doing 2 Coats waite a couple of hours between coats,and reapply only every Month depending on your use of Shoe or Boot.
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Spray it on and leave it. It will dry in minutes. I only used it until it cleared up and then didn't need it again. Good luck.
663463
Wow! I wouldn't expect it to be sticky after 3 days. I'm assuming it's solvent based and not the water based epoxy. My best guess is you have high humidity which will make that paint take longer to dry. Give it a couple more days to dry and hope it drys good.