Would this work on extension cords? They're more rubber than plastic, does it matter?
698661
The manufacturer says Krylon Fusion will bond to rubber. That said, I'd advise you to spray multiple light coats, plenty of drying time between and curing up to 7 days before using the cords. Without this extra care, I'd be concerned about surface cracks when you move them.
698662
I can't answer that... I haven't tried it on anything as flexible as extension cords (on purpose)? From what I have seen, after spray painting my lamp, I got some on the extension cord, and it sticks rather well. I will most likely paint the rest and see what happens.
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From the wall to the end of the hard plastic portion is about 1.5 inches. You need about 3 inches to give the cord enough room to bend out from the wall though. If you go any smaller than that, you may crimp the cord. Things may still work, but if it is crimped enough, you could break some of the wire strands which could create a possible fire hazard.
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This Outlet Cover normally will accommodate 4 foot of cord. I tried this with my computer cord. With a thicker cord it will not hold 4 foot of cord. It will work as far as protecting the plug, you will not be able to wrap all the cord in the shortener.
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The only problem I see is that those cords are fine wire wrapped around itself. This unit works better with solid wire, but could probably do the other type cord. Just be careful and slow. Do not use to much pressure or the cord will break.
2065910
Yes it would but the elastic would'nt last long and it may cause damage to the wiring if you are in confined spaces
326271
Make sure it is a heavy duty extension cord with a polarized plug, and make sure you match the taller sides. I got mine at Home Depot, and it works for me for what it's worth. (I got the heaviest 100' cord they had, and they don't come cheap).
462124
I've only used it for a rubber type material about 1/8" thick and it worked fine for that. I don't know how it would work on the material you listed.
1029643
No problem there. We use a typical heavy duty extension cord with no issues.
90754
Absolutely! Make sure you know where you want to insert the "plastic plugs' as they will twist off if you try to remove them!
594544
I think it will work cause the cord is like a standard size cord. It seems very strong.
412943
Look, it will work with power strips and extension cords. But if you can, avoid them as that is what the manufacturer recommends. Use them at you own risk. You will get better performance if you avoid power strip. Personally, I use both and have not had any issues.
360681
Well, I would say that this device will "hold" extension cords together. Lock? Don't think so. I bought it to protect and extension connection to a heated water hose from the inclement weather elements.
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It should work, though I haven't tried to clamp around individual wires on an extension cord. Someone could unclamp it to defeat your monitoring.
2008752
I think so. I sure mine for an extension cord that runs a cross where there is a lot of foot traffic. You could always sure some double sided tape to secure it in place if you would like.
855943
Don't skimp on extension cords. Buy a good one and get a thick (low gage) one that matches their recommendation for the length of cord you plan to use.
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It will work fine as long as your not gonna use more than 50-75 feet of extension cord. Any longer and Id go with a 12 gauge cord
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We use a 100 feet 14-gauge and there was no porplem at all. I'd say give it a try and if it doesn't work with your 12- gauge extension cords. Send it back for refund.