Can this be used to repair a small area of rot in a wood panel on a dinghy (boat)? The panel comes in contact with water.
830805
I used this product to repair an exterior door frame that is in contact to rain and snow. It was primed and painted after the repair. It is standing up just fine.
830806
The box directions say indoor and outdoor use so I would assume so but I just used it on an indoor seal
830807
I would say no, as the products seem more intended to prevent further rot and have the area cosmetically look okay (and be able to paint). I don't think they add a substantial amount of strength that would hold up (boat in water). I have used to repair windows.
385114
I made a marine tex patch to repair a crack in the deck of my sailboat, then painted 2 coats of this paint over it. It stuck to the marine tex as well as it did to the other fiberglass surfaces I painted. No problem.
754025
This is the best for small repairs that need waterproofing. Just remember that it dries hard and clear.
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I am assuming you are talking wood veneer and if so then I'm sure it will work just fine. If the veneer has been sealed with clear sealer then this wax, or any other won't penetrate but will rather just sit on top of sealer. But that's not so bad either as it provide additional water protection.
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I would not recommend it depending on how long "a while" is. Water will leave a ring on wood and this is wood. You could treat it with a sealer of some sort, but be careful. It can discolor or warp easily.
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Used it to repair small cracks on the vinyl portion (sides) of a leather car seat about 1 month ago. Holding up well in spite of frigid temps. We used 3M "blue" masking tape to hold the larger cracks together while the sealant set, then pealed off carefully.
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I have used "Marine GOOP" to repair seams and small holes. The repair is flexible and strong. We use the mattress often in our RV so it usually develops leaks along the side where folded or in seams.
675559
It might work if you are trying to remove a small rust stain from a bobby pin or bbs. My recommendation is do not let acid sit very long on the vinyl. I purchased it to use in a plaster pool and it worked well.
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This paint is not for below the waterline use. It's a tough paint though and if your boat is trailered and not kept in the water for extended periods it might do okay. I'd contact the manufacturer.
515692
I don't believe so, I purchased the product to keep the rain water from seeping through our 10x10 canopy at craft shows. I believe it is more of a repellant for water than a sealing agent.
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yes.....if the wood is unsealed or not painted it may penetrate the surface and enter the grain...if the wood product is sealed or painted itworks just as described. You might want to consider "Wet and Forget" also...google it and read its applications..I use it on wood decking.
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The product is made for use around ponds and waterfalls. However, I did not use it for that purpose. I used it to seal the underbelly of our RV, as it matched the material used by the manufacturer, as opposed to the cream colored material at the home building supply stores. I would think that if used for the contact with water it would have to cure first. However, urethane products do use moisture vapor in the curing process. Based on the label description, I would say that it could be used in water after it has cured.
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It worked well for me on mildew in the paint on a groove in a exterior medal door. A shadow of the stain is still there. For your application, I'd recommend getting one bottle to try. Obviously you have a roof leak. Don't waste you money cleaning mold from roof decking that may have to be replaced when the leak location is found. I just checked it on the mildewed exterior painted wood siding. Worked real well.
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Oh yeah. You can use it all over the boat, I highly recomend it on the bottom. I hit a large stump just three inches under water, put a crease right down the center bottom, the Gluvit flexed with it NO LEAKS!.
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I used it on the bottom of a aluminum boat and it worked fine..you must sand and prep first. If your usingit for a big crack use a thicker marine epoxy first then sand then apply its kindof a thin liquid but its strong and dries flexible. It was ill definatly seal leaking rivets and is easy to use..
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I'm not sure its not something I've used it for. There is a product that is designed for repairs like yours. It is called Wood Epox. http://www.abatron.com/shop-online/woodepox.html You might look at their website to see if it would work for you. One of the things about PC product is that it is water based and will raise the grain so sanding is required. Minwax hardener is a solvent based solution that isn't as easy to use and has a strong odor that takes several days to disappear but less sanding is required.
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I use it for swamp cooler repair.It is very slick,but I think after application while still wet you could put sand on top ,and pat some into the epoxy before it cures.It already A very thick mixture,not sure what mixing sand in would do to the mixing,and curing process