Does anyone know how this compares to the 3M undercoating aerosol? Thinner, less rubbery maybe?
1989943
Its similiar to POR-15. Its very thin, sticky, dries fast and has a stong smell. But it does the job. I used it on a auto restoration. Wear gloves if you brush it.
1989944
I feel that it is more rubbery. it goes on easy and stays on even rusty areas
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the difference is one is literally vinyl and the other is a type of spray on concrete called gunite. I imagine there is a difference in the parts. I don't know if you would sibject a vinyl liner to the kind of vacuum generated by a G3 for fear of tearing or damaging the vinyl. G3 works great on gunite.
1945314
Terry -I would recommend a spray adhesive such as Super 77 from 3M: 3M 77 Super Multipurpose Adhesive Aerosol, Clear 16.75 Oz. Aerosol CanThanks!
1673769
Its more gel like. Not real watery, I can actually use the dropper and apply to face and it won't run down too fast.
904308
Less waste with liquid. I prefer to put it on a cloth, toothbrush or q-tip and apply. Also an aerosol sprayer can go bad. I once had the sprayer on another gun product go bad, and I ended up throwing away the can while it was still half-full. These products are too expensive to risk wasting like that.
999907
It does not add an extra rubbery layer. It is very sticky. I tried it on my shoes, and it left dark sticky marks on the floor that could not be cleaned off easily
1945315
Terry - I would recommend a spray adhesive such as Super 77 from 3M: http://www.amazon.com/3M-Super-Multipurpose-Adhesive-Aerosol/dp/B0000AZ735/ Thanks!
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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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It is a great product . It will be a lower gloss finish that you will get w/ polyurethane. Polyurethane is cheaper than the GF gel topcoat. Depends on what look (high gloss vs. lower gloss) you ultimately want.
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3m P100 / HEPA filters for the Safe-Air or 7000 series respirators fit in there nicely. The Power Mask puts a gasket in the mask, and the 3M 7255 has a gasket on the filter. The result is a very good seal, though you'll have to crank it down a bit - the 3M filters are ever so slightly smaller than the Safe Air filters. I've switched to this combination for cutting fiber cement, and I can no longer taste the dust halfway through a cut. Airflow may be slightly reduced compared to a Safe Air OEM filter, but still adequate if you're not doing gymnastics. I don't care if the original ones suck; I'll simply use them to make mowing the grass-optional portions of the yard less miserable. 3m P100 / HEPA filters for the Safe-Air or 7000 series respirators fit in there nicely. The Power Mask puts a gasket in the mask, and the 3M 7255 has a gasket on the filter. The result is a very good seal, though you'll have to crank it down a bit - the 3M filters are ever so slightly smaller than the Safe Air filters. I've switched to this combination for cutting fiber cement, and I can no longer taste the dust halfway through a cut. Airflow may be slightly reduced compared to a Safe Air OEM filter, but still adequate if you're not doing gymnastics. I don't care if the original ones suck;... » Read More 3m P100 / HEPA filters for the Safe-Air or 7000 series respirators fit in there nicely. The Power Mask puts a gasket in the mask, and the 3M 7255 has a gasket on the filter. The result is a very good seal, though you'll have to crank it down a bit - the 3M filters are ever so slightly smaller than the Safe Air filters. I've switched to this combination for cutting fiber cement, and I can no longer taste the dust halfway through a cut. Airflow may be slightly reduced compared to a Safe Air OEM filter, but still adequate if you're not doing gymnastics. I don't care if the original ones suck; I'll simply use them to make mowing the grass-optional portions of the yard less miserable. « Show Less
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I've tried both and had better even results with the aerosol over then bottle.
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This is better than the Ultimate- & Quick detailer, easier in use and adds a way better hydrophobic finish to the surface.One of the best quick detailer sprays on the market. And it smells great ;) Kind Regards
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Just feel it's important to point out that this doesn't have that nasty toluene that is in Seche Vite. That being said, I have not used this one yet. I have been using Out the Door (which is a bit of a misnomer...faster dry time than regular, but much slower than Seche. AWESOME protection and wear time though.)
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Not as sweet as the coated. The coated is better tasting, but more expensive. That is the trade off. If your using the gum to quit, I'd say get the coated. It's a small amount of money, for a short period of time. If your a on going user (like me) you may consider using this product for the price.
576120
Can't comment as I have never used vasoline before. But I have used the 3M on my brake pad replacement job and it has been good, as no squeaking noise after replacement.
436798
It neither repels nor attracts dust and pollen. The product is watery and has the silky feel of a light leave-in hair conditioner containing glycerine. When applied to painted surfaces, it's smooth, slick to the touch, but not oily, and dries fully. There's no wet look (which would imply a sticky residue left behind). I use it on my windows, too.
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It is more rubber than plastic, but it is not real soft. It is like the coating you find on pliers. I would not recommend it, though. It is extremely messy and doesn't tell you it takes a LONG time to dry. If you prop the item up, the gooey stuffs runs down the rest of the item. if you hang it up to dry, it still runs down and makes a bubble at the bottom. I ended up throwing the item I was trying to coat AND the plasti dip away!