is there a better lap sealant for verticle? I have to repair a rubber drain on my wall
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My opinion is this material is a little too viscous for a wall and it takes a bit to set up so it would run. I used the Eternabond tape product and it worked well.
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This product does tend to spread out while cureing. I would not use it on a wall.
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Dicor Lap Sealant (Self-Leveling), Stock Number 501LSW is for horizontal surfaces and will sag if applied to vertical surfaces. Dicor Lap Sealant (Non-Leveling), Stock Number 551LSW is for vertical surfaces and does not sag. I have used both and they work very well for what they are designed to do.
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I used Oatey "rain-r-shine' blue PVC cement and purple primer from HD on mine and it has worked out fine. Several months with a new variable speed pump with no leaks or issues.Hope that helps!
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humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research other products. humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research... » Read More humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research other products. « Show Less
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Nope.........no rubber gasket. Why would you need a gasket for a drain screen?
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I've never had a problem with the drain. When I first got the porch potty, I applied a good amount of E6000 industrial glue to the drain opening and the drain tube. I haven't had a leak! I also make sure to spray down and clean with pinesol every couple days to keep the smell to a minimum.
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I haven't had that problem, but needed a gasket. Called Slime and they were very responsive - hopefully they can help you out too.
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I had the same problem when using it in a vessel sink. The rubber washer kept water around the drain causing hard water lines, so I returned these and ordered some Mobile Home drains which was a perfect solution. They arent the same quality but it looks better.
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I would use 303 Vinyl Protectant, it works great for vinyl seats and fiberglass. READ the INSTRUCTIONS on both.
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Use Lacquer thinner much faster and it does a better job make sure you open the windows. Also only $ 14.00 a gallon and you can twice the area. poor it on a small area and wipe it up with a clean rag use gloves
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I used mighty putty to bond plastic to plastic and plastic to metal to stop the leak that the plumber left for me. It is still holding and no longer leaking. I never used it on fabric or silicone
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This is the kit for that car. On the water pump, the most important thing is getting the surface clean and keeping it flat. To make it flat don't use a roloc disc on the aluminum. Use a razor blade held at a very small angle so as to not gouge the aluminum. If you want to use a sealer, use a gray silicone (hondabond, yamabond, permatex ultra gray, etc) the permatex will be the easiest to find. Any auto parts store should have it (autozone, advance auto parts, pep boys.) Opps, I am not Cleo K. but her son using her laptop which was signed into her account.
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Any generic drain will work. Home improvement centers have kits for around 10 dollars. While you're there pick up some plumbers putty.
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It solved that problem at BOTH of my garages. The only trick is sealing the sides of this strip ... to keep water from running to the end of it, and then into the garage. I used silicone caulk. Oh, and make sure you glue it down correctly (per instructions), so water doesn't get under this strip.
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I use a spray that helps the seal and seams and the name of the sprayAtsko Silicone Water Guard it works really great. You can buy it from Walmart and off amazon
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I used Oatey "rain-r-shine' blue PVC cement and purple primer from HD on mine and it has worked out fine. Several months with a new variable speed pump with no leaks or issues. Hope that helps!
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Dicor does not recommend removing old sealant. I have been doing it wrong for years. Go to Dicor web site and look at this in detail video. It's great! Just type this in or copy and paste:http://dicorproducts.com/catalog/roof-products/replace/epdm-lap-sealants/#installation
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Also, get the shelf liner from you local box store or supermarket. The kind that is made of mine waffle like perforated rubber. I put mine on it while it healed. Worked perfect.