I would like to do a 5th wheel RV with Rejex and do not have a place to put inside to cure 12hrs,thought of doing late afternoon and cure overnight.
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I always wipe as soon as there is a haze. "Curing" is most likely unnecessary and one good coat last for months with water still beading.
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Should work just fine. I do my 5th wheel twice a year with Rejex and it looks like new. And we are fulltime rv'ers so it sits outside 24/7. Sometimes it's just not possible to keep it out of direct sunlight for the cure time. PS: My 5th wheel is 40 feet and takes about two 16 oz bottles.
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I have no idea. But, this is the best product I have ever used. I'd call the manufacturer.
229723
maybe try harbor freight for small wheels that may go up inside the wells if you remove the rubber pieces
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No you can't .. I would not bye this for anything other than a spare just in case your other curing lights go bad, it has a weaker output and you need to cure for at least 20 seconds.
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It takes about 4-6 hours from my experience. Best to do it overnight if you can.
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Hello Julie, thank you for your question....the solution is very simple, just 3 ingredients that yes you do have at home guaranteed. Take the 3 mix them together in a bowl and allow to sit for 15 min. For best results allow the mixture to sit overnight and use the following day. Thank you!
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As others have said, no standby, yes it's more like 30 minutes, and I'd recommend rechargeable batteries. What I use it for, it's perfect. (Inside automotive, to seal heat shrink tubing better, making my own "double heat shrink" which is just adhesive inside the heat shrink tubing.) If you use NiMH batteries be careful you don't let them totally drain down all the way, it really damages them to do that.
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RV roof must be EPDM to use this stuff.. look under vent cover inside RV EPDM will have black on bottom white on top. clean roof with non petroleum based cleaner let dry. liquid rubber is very thick i rented a paddle drill mixer.. poor into gallon containers as its easier to spread this way. i used thin nap 9 inch roller to apply forget the squegee...pia. you may get some bubbling but they disappear in a few days dont mess with them they will go down and adhere... takes days to cure and set, but when cured looks like a new smooth roof.. very cool product..
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I initially opened the entire top to give a good dosing and then put lid back on with only center hole open. Mine sits right in from of air conditioning intake on a boat which means it will get used up faster by the constant air flow. In my case, it will last about 3 months (slightly smaller space than your RV, but the constant air flowing over it makes a big difference. I would expect that you would get 4 months out of it. Love the stuff!!!
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It says in the instructions to just precool it for 3 hour's. I don't think that it would be a good idea to leave it running all night. We bought a Ac/dc adapter to get it ready in the house.
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the instructions say right away but I generally like to let cure for at least a few hours.
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If you live a a warm climate it could take less time. 48 hours is just a rule of thumb. Don
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i donot keep my machine on all the time. when i use it is the only time it is on .it takes about 1 hour to melt wax right.
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Yes when the lights are on inside the RV, not during the day. There are easy to put up and take down.
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I wouldn't recommend leaving it out for long periods of time, maybe no more then a week. If I know that the kids aren't going to be on it I'll roll it up right after they're done to keep from being lazy about doing it that works for me!
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Yes, you can. If the paint on the rv isn't so bad. This is a light cleaner product. If the paint is in bad shape, then you need to polish with heavy cleaner products before waxing.
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It can take as long as 8 hours. I leave in in as long as it is extracting oil.At 130 degrees it won't hurt.
2260257
Thank you for your inquiry. The full strength/cure time is a minimum of 24 hours.