Is this item a "Wet Type" or "Dry Type" silicone spray? I've read that dry types leave a powdery residue behind after aplication.
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It the wet type and leaves no powdery residue on my tread machine.Moreover, it is spread beneath the under the tread and one can hadly see or feel it and doe snot in any way affect your workout
1169887
Foamy and wet. I don't like the powdery sort. Our factory tech who fixes our RV recommended I use this.
1169888
This is wet. i have a problem with my sliding glass door and the little Runners" it slides on. They get dried out and i can't open the door. I spray this on the track, run the door back and forth a few times and then it glides as it's supposed to. I hope this helps.
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the tape itself is more like a dark charcoal after it's been wrapped onto the bike. the silicone spray provided is a "TRUE" black if you choose to spray it on. My exhaust it matte black, so I opted NOT to spray the wrap after it dried for some contrast. however if you do spray it after the wrap has dried, it will be black when you finish. I was also told that the silicone spray does give better heat protection, so it probably would be best to spray it. hope this helps!
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Have not used "Spray and Forget", but have used "Wet and Forget" and it works very well over a long period of time. I did check on Amazon and under the product description for "Wet and Forget" it said the product had been discontinued. I'm wondering if the company has just changed the name of "Wet and Forget" to "Spray and Forget"? Just a thought. Good Luck.
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I talked to the Icon tech support today and he told me not to use silicone based product. He said their 219167 is a wax based product.
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The consistency of the dried silicone is quite pliable so should not be bothersome; not sure of possible chemical irritation so check online before using. Might be better product at materials retailer. Good luck.
2224681
Spray's on black, and is a graphite lubricant, so it dries to the touch, not like grease that is always wet
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I haven't noticed a residue. It does leave a film on your face until you add a moisturizer.
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It should be a gel, not liquid. There is a spray version that I know of, but this one is definitely a gel. You should return it or talk to Amazon or the seller, if not Amazon.
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Cannot compare with the spray since I did not used it. No visible/detectable residue in dryer.
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It is a water based spray. May notice that it is slightly greasy, but not too much. Works great though...
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When it drys, it is white'ish. Not like white spray paint, but when the carrier evaporates, the remaining Teflon is greyish-white. No thick residue. Like Mr. Kerr says, you can brush it off, but like any flaky powder, you may not be able to brush it all off depending on the surface. Good stuff. Most all other Teflon sprays have a messy wax or oily residue.
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Don't use the spray, just use good old Crisco or perhaps vegetable oil and brush it on with a silicone brush. The sprays tend to stick to non-stick surfaces.
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it is sort of a "damp" powder-hard to describe. If I were you I would write the manufacturer and ask your question, as it is a great one and other consumers would benefit from the info. I am not going to say, "oh yeah sure" if I really don't know. good luck.
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I have used silicon spray on slide boards I've had in the past, and it would restore it good as new. I just got this board, so can't say whether that would work for this one.
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It turns to powder when it dries. We spray all of our cracks, crevices, and around our base boards. After it dries we mop up the residue. We have used it for years with no problems.
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Good question NO it is a clean silicone product I use it and re apply it after I was it .. I would say it is like a silicone base that doesn't attract dirt. Otherwise it would scratch or smear on the fiberglass. And it does not . You should use this spray on for the slide seals. Door seals .. Don't use armor all.
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This toy is made of TPE, and doesn't actually require any sort of powder. However, special toy powders, cornstarch, or a little baby powder will help to dry your toy after it's been thoroughly washed with mild soap and water or an antibacterial toy cleaner after use. It's important to keep your toys very dry, to avoid deterioration from leftover moisture. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!