I read somewhere online that I could use this to repair a missing part of a concrete statue. Has anyone use this product for this? Has it worked?
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If it is a small statue (under 12 inches in height) possibly. If it is larger you can buy patching cement at a big box store like Lowes or at a masonry supply and repair it. Follow the directions carefully because old concrete doesn't "like" new concrete. I always wet the old concrete first. Magic sculpt is better used for restoring wooden, plaster or stone statues. Concrete is too porous.
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I used this to repair the hole, and then used a piece of vinyl and All purpose cement to patch it. I let that sit for 2 hours and have not had any issues out of any of my repairs. Smaller holes I was able to just use this by itself. This product doesn't seem to be very sticky for attaching a patch, but it somehow manages to almost "mold" the vinyl of the mattress back together.
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Hi It will not close cracks You should fill those first with a cement based filler and the sealer will then seal the filler plus the original concrete Regards Mike 423-503-4490
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I have used this on plastic pieces to make copies for lost/broken piece and it worked well. Now pouring in a plastic resin to make a part will not work if the plastic curing process is high head - like most. That will melt/distort the material as it is flexible at 160 degrees F. If making a copy with plastic parts I would recommend a silicone mold. If using something like green stuff - this would work well.
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It works great on concrete for small holes. The new one is excellent, I would still be using my old one if it hadn't been underwater for a few days, never had a problem with it until that happened. Richard K
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I think this would be perfect. I use it on ceramic statues. It does not have a strong smell, so I assume the solvents are pretty tame (and I use solvents in my artwork so I am pretty sensitive to them). This stuff is exactly what I would use if I had some fine woodwork to wax, and I wouldn't hesitate to use it on copper. All right, I was going to say try it on a hidden portion, but you don't have it yet, right? LOL. It's good stuff, as good as any they are thinking of, so I think it's fine.
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I have not had good luck with any rustoleum products. No matter what I do.....great prep work...evrything....the rust comes back. I would be very skeptical. I just tired this stuff....hasn't been long enough to determine if it works. It is clear. I think the intent is to seal the rust in so oxygen can't get to it.
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I'm sure it would work and paint would cover it well but I did a quick search and "thin-set mortar" is recommended for that job. I'm pretty sure it's very similar to concrete patch.
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Works great and on most materials. Use a self healing mat under your project. &#128077;
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It would probably work but I'd use 2 part epoxy cement for something like that. Unless you had a lot of space to fill.
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I used it to repair a 2 inch slice in and aluminum boat. It worked perfect for that endeavor. I see no rust on the repair and there was no rust on the damaged part of boat.
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I use this glue to attach findings to glass jewelry but it dries clear and I think it would work great for ceramic repairs!
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They show power washing a stained deck on the video on the Restore website - so my opinion would be yes - but I'm not an official restore person! I put the product over cement that was painted and it seemed to do fine!
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Yes this is good too repair anything fiberglass.Although if it just just a small crack i would just buy the fiberglass resin and cover the crack with a couple thin coats of the resin and it will seal it up
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I don't believe this will fix a crack, might very temporarily work. Just follow the directions on the bottle to the T.
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We used on travertine and it works great. Try it in a small area to see if removes the etch mark. I think it will do fine. We bought the cleaner and polish too. It helps to reseal also
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This is not a glue per say it is a soft putty that will harden like concrete to fill a hole or crack. You would be better off using a plastic epoxy glue similar to Loctite Epoxy Marine. I have used that and works very well.