Is this piece dry carbon?
830762
No, it is clearcoated..I have it on my '05 STi and love it...I believe it's listed sometimes as dry carbon for some reason..
1485971
It isn't a carbon texture... It is a smooth black surface with more shine to it but not glassy/glossy
1698489
It is not carbon fiber. It is black with an artificial leather grained appearance.
1153730
It should be! Just remember to dump small amounts into a different container and seal the can right away. It will get thick by time your ready for the second coat out of the can. Especially on a hot day. It gives it a very rough texture when it's dryer. Also the dust sticks to it like a magnet.
38524
No it is not. This is a super clear polymer clay liquid. It is NOT a glaze or top coat at all. It sets in an oven, it does NOT air dry.
1808624
I purchased the clay as a gift. However i did some research prior to purchase and i seem to remember that it oxidizes quickly and should be quenched immediately or fired in carbon.
156525
it doesn't really "dry" when it's cool or cold it takes on the consistency of wax almost like a candle. You can still dent it with a finger nail or a good push. When its warm its slightly tougher than taffy. To use as a guide you may have to use it as a master to recast a resin replica then it would probably be ok to use as a guide. I think if you used a router against it, the router would probably just dig into it too much..
994164
You're welcome. Hard and clear is how it should dry. I've had occasion, when I either did not mix exactly 1/2and 1/2 each part ( I measure in 2 side by side little plastic shot glasses from the dollar store) or it might have been the hot humid weather, but it did not harden all the way, and the piece was sticky �
144967
What you are seeing is a layer of carbon from previous BBQ that is flaking off. This is normal .
1016284
Yes, this does dry to more of a clear plastic consistency. Perhaps you needed a lacquer.
2203207
I am sure Fresh Carbon absorbs some of them but not all of them. It is probably specific to chemistry and it would be best to ask a specialist.
364307
Good question. It is still new for me and so far I have only used it dry. Sorry
1974037
I bought one a few years ago that stop working shortly after I bought it. I took it apart and found a bunch of what appeared to be carbon pieces. I replaced Them With A Steel Bolt And It HAs worked For Two Years now.
1595569
No, it's a flat dry iron. I'm very pleased with it, using it in my quilting.
2082978
It can be dry. I didn't like the spray pattern and how it applied to the tire.
778474
It is in pellet form, but activated carbon is porous by definition, otherwise it would not do much of anything.
799959
Are you running hot or warm water through it? Anything except cold water may be breaking down the carbon.