is the epoxy cleafr when dry
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It is a light, transparent amber color when dry, darkening a bit (to a medium amber) with age. I used it for the riveted seams on my old aluminum boat and it was not overly noticeable. It may be more noticeable on a white surface, but it has a pretty stable working time of about 30 minutes to allow for cleanup.
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Absolutely not clear. Kind of amber colored. Seems a little darker after a year on the bottom of a snowboard. Not opaque at all but not clear.
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I Tried it on Dry Glass Pipes, l Poured out Let Dry Before Use, My Taster Isn't Perfec, Had No Probs
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I don't think this glue will dry the way you want it to. What you're looking for is resin that will cure and set clear (http://www.amazon.com/Environmental-Technology-8-Ounce-Casting-Craft/dp/B000XAR0DM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1405442239&sr;=8-1&keywords;=clear+resin+kit). This glue will shrink as the water evaporates; not what you want.
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Yes, this does dry to more of a clear plastic consistency. Perhaps you needed a lacquer.
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Sure, the two ingredients are only activated when mixed together, so the epoxy won't harden in the tube between uses.
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No, just paint it outside. It should dry unless there is something wrong with your bottle of paint
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I just tested it. Pretty much instantaneous on a porous material like paper. On a computer static bag or a regular sandwich bag it took a few moments to dry. I hope that helps. B
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I usually wait at least 2 hours to ensure that items are completely dry. The actual drying time may be quicker but I wait that long. The glue is no thicker than Elmer's glue. Hope that helps.
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The type of glue that you need will be determined by the materials that you are working with. The wood glue works extremely well on porous surfaces such as wood, ceramic and fabric. I use it to build large/small dollhouses and shadowboxes and it is odorless, dries clear and any excess can be cleaned up with a damp paper towel within the first 20 minutes. However, in my experience, it does not work as well on plastic and metal. Perhaps the epoxy will work better on those surfaces? I don't like the epoxy because it has a very strong odor, oozes everywhere when you need to clamp pieces together, and is nearly impossible to get off your hands (or anything else). Hope this was helpful! The type of glue that you need will be determined by the materials that you are working with. The wood glue works extremely well on porous surfaces such as wood, ceramic and fabric. I use it to build large/small dollhouses and shadowboxes and it is odorless, dries clear and any excess can be cleaned up with a damp paper towel within the first 20 minutes. However, in my experience, it does not work as well on plastic and metal. Perhaps the epoxy will work better on those surfaces? I don't like the epoxy because it has a very strong odor, oozes everywhere when you need to clamp pieces... » Read More The type of glue that you need will be determined by the materials that you are working with. The wood glue works extremely well on porous surfaces such as wood, ceramic and fabric. I use it to build large/small dollhouses and shadowboxes and it is odorless, dries clear and any excess can be cleaned up with a damp paper towel within the first 20 minutes. However, in my experience, it does not work as well on plastic and metal. Perhaps the epoxy will work better on those surfaces? I don't like the epoxy because it has a very strong odor, oozes everywhere when you need to clamp pieces together, and is nearly impossible to get off your hands (or anything else). Hope this was helpful! « Show Less
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The keyword here is damp; I have used it to finish drying some clothing from the dryer. I have not used it to dry clothing or fabric that is completely wet. Joyce Spruth
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Not that i know of. this is a sealant an glue. I have not opened it yet as the weather is not suitable for the planed use. If you are planning to paint the basement floor their are many products available. Be sure to wear a mask and use a fan to ventilate the space during and after you paint. Epoxy is flammable so turn off any gas powered equipment till the paint is dry and the fumes clear.
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Do you mean once the stuff hardens? If so, then yes. The hardened resin will resist moisture like plastic would.
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Yes its the best epoxy on the market its marine grade .You have to let it cure over night and the nice thing about this epoxy is it has some flex to it so it want crack . good luck
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Absolutely. Lightly sand and clean the surface thoroughly then apply the epoxy. Surface preparation is vital to acquiring a solid bond.
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It doesn't say, but it does require heat and time to cure the epoxy filling. I wouldn't do it if it's less than 50 degrees.
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surface must be clean no dirt or dust, dry no grease oil or water. Designed to adhere to EPEM and create a permanent bond - do not recommend for repair of other types of surface or materials
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When it is in use? No I just let it go and I hadn't had a problem with anything being too dry on the top.