Can it be used in garage doors?
997508
I don't see why not. Hinges? Maybe the chain? You might want something more like lithium grease for the tracks, though.
997509
I use it on my VAN sliding doors and no sticking in the winter, it is a great product. I don't have a garage.
997510
I have used it in my car doors, the front door at home, so I do not see a problem
997511
I think so... it says that it can be used to lubricate door locks, trunks lids, brake cables, and rubber or plastic.
1112794
you can use it on a two car garage door, it is powerful enough, says in directions, but if it is taller than 7ft you have to buy an extra kit
886203
You can use in shed , mine is in a unseated garage, so far no problem. Mark
1408448
I will acknowledge that I'm not an chemist or engineer, but if the company indicates it shouldn't be used in a garage, I would certainly agree. This device helps sniff out dangerous fumes and vapors, and typically, garages contain both. If the area is like any other room in the house, and doesn't contain any vehicles, dangerous chemicals, or any other type of combustion processes, I would consider it for myself. However, for anyone else, I would take the advice of the company and write them with a detailed description of the room contents and use and ask their professional opinion.
1782297
I am not sure, but I would not waste my money as it was a piece of junk. I would just go to a garage door company and get another one. There is also an APP for a smart phone that you can program to open your garage door. FYI
1723208
I would not recommend that for a garage. It is fairly fragile once applied.
1758048
Maybe if it is a small dent like the size of quarter - dime. You could better get it from the inside by removing some of the insulation if you can. On my garage door, I could cut out a section of insulation and then splice it back in later.
1430984
That would probably work fine; here are the docs from their site: http://www.fortrezz.com/index.php/products/mimolite This is the important one for a garage door: http://www.fortrezz.com/index.php/component/jdownloads/finish/4/17?Itemid=0
715898
its a very powerfull chemical so it should not be used in doors. it will kill almost any bug that's on your lawn so be carefull yousing it. ware throraway gloves.
2246050
I use it out doors. I do not see why it cannot be used in door. There will be a significant amount of overspray as compared to a roller. This spray is great with latex paints
1875245
I use mine in my garage above the door to the house. The garage doors are open but on windy days it is not really effective. I don't think it would work in an open-air area.
794520
As long as it is anchored to ceiling beams, you shouldn't have any problem using it in any room. My garage is sheet rocked, so it's just like any other room in the house. Hope that's helpful.
905977
No, don't use this for window insulation. This is garage door insulation, and has an "aluminum" coating for reflecting energy. The texture is similar to bubble wrap, and as others have pointed out, you will not be able to see out of your windows.A better choice would be to look at the 3M clear window insulation kits.
1369771
I guess you could use if for a front door, but then your front door is unlocked for anyone else to come and go...I would probably only use it for interior doors. It's so inexpensive though, it's probably worth a try...Good luck!
739266
No and I won't recommend it for even 1 garage. Mine broke after 3 weeks and I can't get through to anyone at Chamberlain to help me with the 1 year warranty. It decided to stop working after 3 weeks and I had to call a locksmith on a Sunday.....extra charges for that you know.
1403576
I use it for my garage door as a relay on zwave. It sits out in the open on too of garage door motor. Good luck. Its very simple
1969830
You know I'm not really sure. We used it on a interior door in an industrial warehouse building. I believe they sell similar items at Home Depot now so you can check with them if there's one in your area.