whats the drying time between coats
1018919
Typically about 1 hour depending on temperature and humidity. Apply VandlGuard between 40F - 100F.
645358
Per the package instructions, the paste mixture should be applied to freshly shampooed hair that is damp. Do not use conditioner prior to paste application. Once the paste has been applied, the hair should have been covered with the shower cap included in the package and then rinsed out 1.5 to 3 hours after application with water only.The only way the paste could have dried is if you did not not apply the shower cap to keep the paste moist
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I painted fabric covered chairs and waited 24 hours between coats. I put 3 coats on and then waited 48 hours before sitting on them. I would guess with t-shirts it would not be necessary to wait 7 days?!? How many coats?
1401991
Depends on the temperature, humidity and the thickness of application. I would say 5-7 min on average.
362689
I usually wait at least 2 hours to ensure that items are completely dry. The actual drying time may be quicker but I wait that long. The glue is no thicker than Elmer's glue. Hope that helps.
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I tumbled dry a jacket (nylon/polyester with primaloft insulation) that was not supposed to be tumbled dry and it was ok. According to the revivex directions you can also "air dry" for 48 hours to get protection. Good luck.
602524
It is best to wait until it dries. depending on humidity and amount of water applied at time of application that can be 1 hour
1584934
I don't have the can near to hand but ideally you're looking at 70F for 30 minutes to 24 hours for best results. I applied when the weather was roughly 60 nearly 80F during the day during early-mid September, I had a lot of trouble waiting for the coating to cure and if it got moist from the dew at night it took hours more into the next day to 'dry'.I also had trouble mixing the coating to a consistency of a true bedliner, it was much more... textured (lumpy mess) in my case. Lots of lumps no mater how long or well I mixed. I do not believe this was temperature related though.
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I let mine dry for 16 hrs between coats and then 48 hrs after done to ensure complete finish. Turned out great
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I don't have the can near to hand but ideally you're looking at 70F for 30 minutes to 24 hours for best results. I applied when the weather was roughly 60 nearly 80F during the day during early-mid September, I had a lot of trouble waiting for the coating to cure and if it got moist from the dew at night it took hours more into the next day to 'dry'. I also had trouble mixing the coating to a consistency of a true bedliner, it was much more... textured (lumpy mess) in my case. Lots of lumps no mater how long or well I mixed. I do not believe this was temperature related though.
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About 2 warm days(50 to 65), or 1 hot day(70 to 90). The top layer dries quicker but depending on the thickness, lower layers might need some time to dry.
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Mix 1/3 of each: Tung oil, Turpentine, Boiled Linseed Oil. Shake to mix every couple of minutes so it does not separate. Apply with a non-linty rag. Wipe off any extra after letting it sit for about 5-10 minutes. 3 coats minimum. More coats = higher gloss (I've done as many as 25).
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Hi India:) I'm like you,new to Seche.I got my fastdry topcoat about a month ago&to; be honest,it was quite a transition from my normal GlossyGlam(by @justricarda on IG).But truly not because it gets thick too fast.Now that I'm used to it I'd completely recommend to anybody!The ONE thing u shud be warned about is...Be SURE&let; your coats dry well before u apply because it WILL shrink your polish.I'd heard that but foundout the hard way:p And also,when it says fastdry that's exactly what it means.Overall itsa great formula!Hope all that was helpful!:) *Kelly
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I use the UV nail dryer...2 minutes per coat... Just like the ones in the nail spas.
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I usually dry it off at the bottle dryer rack. If you just leave it as is on the counter, will probably take about 30-35 minutes.
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After just using a tan kit , it feels fully dry at 24 hrs. Does it require any prep to now do the clear coat?
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In a word, yes. Since it doesn't dry quickly, several thin coats should be used. It takes about a week for it to reach its max hardness.