Would this sealant work to keep organza from fraying?
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Fraycheck will likely work as well on organza as any other fabric, but it usually turns the fabric darker where the glue is applied, so if you're doing it in a visible spot, be careful. Also, once the glue hardens, the applied edge will be stiffer, another thing to take into account with a sheer fabric like organza. And if you only treat a narrow edge of it, watch out for two things: A. The glue may soak up higher than you anticipated in organza (since most fabrics are a lot thicker; I've noticed it tends to soak up quite high if I'm not careful with satin ribbon), and B. the organza may rip if pressure is applied above that edge (once the glue is dry), since organza is so sheer. Hope this helps.
680167
I bet this would work. Personally I would glue or epoxy the leaky spot first though.
2203566
I would think it would simply deepen the color and seal it from further damage. I used a torn up tshirt to apply and for heavier application I used my husbands micro fiber golf towel ( yep gonna get in trouble for that!)
161208
Yes, this will work if you can get the edges to stay together while the glue sets. VLP works much like model glue works, it dissolves the edges to make a permanent, weld type bond. If the edges are not going to touch easily, I would recommend using the Anything Foam product, also by Plasti-Dip, to fill in the gap.
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It probably wouldn't hurt to use a wood sealant, even if using the rings indoors, as the wood will start to absorb dirt/oils from your hands. A normal wood sealer should work.
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I've found that the sealant tends to seal its own can shut after one use. Others haven't had this experience.
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This material probably isn't too good for this application. We used it to seal gaps between floor and wall of our building. There was a lingering odor that took months to dissipate.
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As a chemist, super glue and no fray are different chemically. I use no fray to stop a small hole from fraying and getting bigger on clothing or a seam from fraying more. Sometimes it appears slightly darker, but gets lighter as it drys. Test on a hidden area first like the directions say, and allow it to dry long enough. It does hold up for years, even with multiple washings. It easily washes off with soap and water if you get it on your hands, unlike the cyanoacrylate in super glue.
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Absolutely. Some pieces I have sealed with a polyeurothane spray, with no problems to the finish.
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If you apply the sealer at the end, it should be ok. My projects are still intact and not faded or tarnished.
1170739
Doubt it. Great on rubber but I doubt you'd get a seal on the fabric. Glue might be better but I'd google it.
699500
I doubt you would get a good bond anyway but thick is slower to dry. I use it for balsa models.
1000640
If you have strand bamboo its very likely you have POLYURETHANE SEALANT. I have Cali Bamboo and its final coat sealant is REFFERT ACRYKIC POLYURETHANE UV ANIT-SCRATCHFINAL COAT. I use Black Diamond and get much better results then Bona
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Yes. I used a clear waterproof sealant/stain. It looks great and wears well.
1210693
Not if it is in good condition and fully adhered. If it is loose, remove. Clean area first before applying new sealant.
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Maybe if it is smooth, and if you are thinking of keeping it permanently I would suggest even putting extra glue on it. Ask for a sample, that would be your best solution.
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Hi I think so, It's basically a very thin acrylic sealer, I don't think there is anything in it that would harm the faux. best of luck