Is this silane or silica based and if Silane what concentration?
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Neither the bottle nor their website mentions what black light is composed of. If I had to guess it's probably silane because it's properties are ideal for layering to protect surfaces. Silica on the other hand is the main component of sand and seriously doubt it would be in polish.
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I feel like I am in chemistry class again. LOL... But to answer this I am ONLY giving my opinion and this is more a direct question for the manufacturer of this product which would be Chemical Guys. There are no lists of ingredients on the bottle that I have purchased but here is my opinion. Silane is of practical interest as a precursor to elemental silicon. So I can not answer if there is silane in "Black Light". As for the second part of your question, silica the dioxide form of silicon, SiO 2, occurring especially as quartz sand, flint, and agate: used usually in the form of its prepared white powder chiefly in the manufacture of glass, water glass, ceramics, and abrasives.I have not found that there are any forms of abrasives in "Black Light" therefore it follows under the class of a wax and not a polish or any form of rubbing compound even in it's lowest class of abrasiveness. "Black Light" comes with only application instructions and "In the event of an emergency" follow these set of Poison Control guidelines. I have been using this product for little over a year now and I use it as it is intended. As a finish to all that you can do to restore your original finish and with EXCEPTIONAL results I may add. If you simply follow the directions that Chemical Guys have set forth you will have unbelievable results. I hope this has helped you in a small way but again, if you contact Chemical Guys, I think they are bound by full disclosure on answering your question. I only wish I was more helpful to you. Contact information for Chemical Guys: www.CHEMICALGUYS.com
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I don't believe there is much in it but silica. We are taking it on the recommendation of a friend who has been taking it for 6 months with great results. it tastes like chalk to me when mixed with water. I can't say I like it but we mix it with a small amount of water so it goes down quickly. We take a tablespoon in the morning and one at night.
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No way to know what the chemical composition is, but the pad as a completed piece is most likely a short strand blown synthetic with a binding/adhesive agent that maintains a given shape with a secondary adhesive that binds to the foil. I used it under a truck hood that was primarily held with pins and the edges held with 3M super adhesive. The engine is a 454 big block that produces a ton of heat, so far it has held up well with out any de-lamination or fiber separation at the edges.
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It appears to be a mix of both sodium and calcium bentonite, for a long-winded explanation provided by the company, please follow the link. http://www.redmondclay.com/2012/is-redmond-clay-a-calcium-bentonite-clay/
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I did not use any silicon. Grease based or other. Screw on the end of hose tightly and your good to go.. These nozzles ROCK!
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It says it is "Magnesium Glycinate Chelate Buffered" nothing about oxide. Hope this helps.
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I can't tell you the difference between the two but I used black silicon to touch up the wrap after I got done wrapping the pipes as well as maintaining the fresh look of it.
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yes. silicon dioxide is added in less than 1% amounts. it is inert.we have this item ready for prompt shipment.thanks
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I talked to the Icon tech support today and he told me not to use silicone based product. He said their 219167 is a wax based product.
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This is Silicone based and my husband said, direct quote "it worked great, it's a good product!" If and when needed, I am sure he would order it again.
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This is food grade diatomaceous earth so in general "food grade diatomaceous earth is 84% silica, and contains some 20 trace minerals." I shipped this to a friend for use on her pets and in her house to control / eliminate fleas and other pests. I know folks who take this internally too with no apparent ill effects and swear by it although I am not doing that myself so do not have a valid opinion about that. I am wondering how you intend to use it. I got a much larger container because I use it as a barrier to eliminate ants, spiders, and other pets in the house along with including small amounts in my pets food and rubbing a small amount into their coats and even some in the litter box to help keep it dry. It is the only thing I will use in the vegetable garden. Just do NOT confuse this with industrial grade which IS toxic. This is FOOD GRADE.
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As far as I can see...I cannot check the chemical composition... I use it to put a bit on the threads of my overhauled Antenna/coax connectors along the whole cable runs, even though I use rubber-sealed waterproof coax connectors everywhere. Keeps the water out and keeps them from sticking together. So far, it's been doing a real good job of it. I'm happy with the product.
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Yes the food grade diatomaceous earth can be used by humans. I don't know the percentage of silica. That would be a better question for the company Natures Wisdom. I have been using for a couple of months.
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We explain each and every ingredient in our products on the product page of that product on our site. Please head to http://oldschoollabs.com/vintage-build/ and click on Ingredients in the Product Details tab to get all the info about the main and other ingredients in Vintage Build. Silica is a vegetarian-friendly compound, naturally found in many foods, that is used as a flow agent to guarantee the making of Vintage Build is flawless and delivers each bottle to the correct specifications. It is one of the inactive ingredients in the formula, more commonly referred to as the "other ingredients" group. To our knowledge, we are the only company that goes beyond simply listing our "other ingredients" on the label (as required by law), and to also explain each of them so that you know what you are putting into your body. Keep it Old School!
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In my research i have found answers of silicon and bpa free stated on other web sites. Hope this helps.
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My feeling is that it is zeolite- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeolite - or a close mineral.
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I'm sorry, Cheryl . . . I am unable to answer your questions. I am new to using Silica and only used this product once. I am now using silica in a pill form. Diane