Does it cure plastisol totaly?
1012568
plastisol only has to be at 320 degrees for 10 seconds, It will cure it for sure.
1012569
It can cure it totally but it will take more time. It will all depend on how far away it is from the platen and how thick your ink is. If you are using it as your only source to cure ink, I'd recommend getting a heat reading gun to make sure the temperature hits 320. But really a conveyor dryer is the way to go when you're doing big quantities.
1047074
YES. This is a concentrated version that should be diluted with water. Very effective.
1938528
Works great and on most materials. Use a self healing mat under your project. &#128077;
1867992
Should Be Ok To Plasti-Dip. Just Be Sure To Clean All Surfaces And Do A Final Wipe With Denatured Alcohol.
2044080
Yes, I just used this to coat my rv roof which was only 1 inch thick: plywood, covered in foam, covered in a thin sheet of aluminum, and then painted with oil-based paint. I used a TSP substitute (pre-painting) cleaner to scrub the roof. It's curing just fine in the sun now!! I spread mine with a small squeegee and that worked for me but it's a small roof (~8 x 20 ft).
110603
No, this is a tiny tube of softer stuff that you can use to fill in any small cracks or dimples-- it just dries, you don't mix it to get it to activate. I think you're looking for the Bondo body filler: http://www.amazon.com/Bondo-265-Lightweight-Filler-Can/dp/B000BOHIYQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1367263997&sr=8-1&keywords=bondo
2024349
This will not be a cure for corns or bunions but will perhaps help with any pain. I don't use it at the 99% strength --I find it to strong. My Dad always mixed it 50/50 with water I have crept up to say 2/3 DMSO and 1/3 water proportion. For ease I have put it into a small spray bottle. Sometimes taking a hot wash cloth to wrap around and drive it in--- but it is absorbed quickly by the body. I wash my hands.
2270716
this stuff sets up like a semi-soft plastic,so it fills any dips or irregularities in the denture, if that's not your problem then this probably wont help you I'm sorry to say....I agree with you on the O-T-C junk I've never found a useful 'glue' either, GOOD LUCK, Bill S.
1978794
I use another product regularly. This one was substituted at one time. I tried it. It works, but may take a little longer. Can't guarantee total healing, but it does provide relief.
1030111
I love this product no smell and it seems to dissolve solids. Not sure what you mean TP thickness
810585
Yes. The name "goop" adequately describes the stuff as it comes out of the tube. When cured (24 hr.) it's like tire rubber, so it's actually better than most glues for uneven surfaces.
1490694
Sounds like the rubber is gone. This product protects, and can help with dryness, but cannot restore ruined rubber
272730
I don't know if it has that ingredient in it, but I do know it works. I've tried the off brands don't work. My dog is all white and the tearing cleared up and the stains eventually disappeared after a few baths. I have this product on re-order every 4 months. I do know it wasn't effective for my other dog who has tear buildup, but she's all black.
1368196
No, this is a rubbing compound. It won't function as a body filler material. No strength or body when dry hardened.
1437394
Consider this product as a last resort to make an obsolete rubber part serviceable. It may be that the rubber you want to renew is too far gone, as were the small hold-down rollers on an old typewriter I was restoring. I made the mistake of letting them soak overnight, and they became rock hard and oddly swollen. But the platen (the large roller) turned out usable after brushing it on and letting it soak in. I did this several times over three days, and was pleased with the results. Bottom line is: It works, but don't expect miracles. Rubber Renue won't close splits or cracks, by the way.
1490696
my rubber stripping was not damaged or shrunk so i can't address your question honestly. It did make my existing molding more plyable after a few treatments of Gummi
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Yes, the lamp will cure both of those without issue. It also cures GIA top coat which I think is the best so far.