Does it dry flexibly - will it have any shock absorption like E6000?
1178786
It is pretty hard when dry, I do not think it would be flexible. but is really great glue!
1178787
It is much worse than E6000. I would not call it flexible, but it did melt my fabrics and paper, left stains on the other side, while did not glue as well as E6000.
2155917
Yes, it can dry out and get stiff. You just need to water it to make it soft again. Over all, I wasn't super impressed with it.
1851178
NO, this one not including dry at all.If you want dry you pay extra 120 more
597812
It has some flex, but is rigid enough for penetration and stroking. Not as soft as CyberSkin, but not a hard plastic either. There are a couple of YouTube videos that may be helpful to view.
945780
No unfortunately not it has to be completely dry but this works amazing!!! :)
1108456
I find it near perfect for this purpose. I have used this model and a previous model for 8 years to dry our three cars: a Corvette, a two seater Mercedes and an old Suburban. Blower drying a car may sometimes take a little longer than towel drying (depends a bit on ambient temperature), but is much safer for your cars finish (nothing but air is touching the dry/drying paint) and can remove water from small crevices (e.g., around tail lights and door frames) and other areas you generally wouldn't take a towel too such as under the hood, inside wheel wells, along weatherstrip and disk brakes. I'm a recognized fanatic when it comes to paint care, have tried probably every premium product including sheepskin, synthetics, blades, microfiber and pure cotton towels, and I've found nothing to match a blower for drying. I've used other blowers, but this is by far my favorite because it is easily maneuverable and light, yet has good air output. Lightness is really appreciated when holding the unit at unusual angles or by other than the handle, say when drying the roof of the Suburban. Don't get too caught up in wanting the most powerful blower. Yes greater airspeed may dry a car a bit faster, but hurricane speeds can also begin to lift decals, tear wiper blades, and even separate rear view mirror glass over time. Only downside to blower drying, and this unit in particular, is that it's noisy. I wear overear hearing protection when using it as I'm rather sensitive to loud sound, but my neighbor across the street dries his two cars with an even noisier model and sees no need at all for ear protection.
2232789
I used mine in several different directions, and it worked very well. In fact, I just bought a second one. I used mine dry the first time, and then tried a little bit of water. It worked well both dry and damp. Perhaps the manufacturer can answer your question. I found them very easy to communicate with.
2082978
It can be dry. I didn't like the spray pattern and how it applied to the tire.
1946830
I would use E6000 - good for all surfaces and should hold up after dry to the steam / wetness in bathroom .
1840971
No. It has a resiliant pad, probably plastic. After at least 80 -100 dry fires the pad is still intact.
319886
It has the flip up cover that will protect the keypad from the elmeets and mine is only under the eve of the house where it can be exposed to blowing rain. Yet it does not seem that it could handle a lot of direct moisture. I'm not sure I can answer your question definitively.
1152983
No it does not. The model S1000 has drying but it is not very effective from reading the reviews.
637530
I have been using it for some time now without experiencing drying. I would not hesitate to recommend it.
2245515
I have a sportsman 570 and it is 700lbs dry so with fluids and me on it i am pushing over 900lbs and i have had no issues but like you I can see and feel them Flex. I wouldn't be concerned considering they are made of aluminum and by its nature has a lot of give and go compared to steel.
2257903
Great question. It only has the cool shot button, which I use often. It works fine, but it's not the most comfortable to hold down for long periods. Nice dryer overall though, for the money.
576772
Yes! The ability to work in damp location is a bonus. It will work just as well in a dry location! Great quiet fan!
90859
Don't know for sure since I don't have that dryer, but it seems to be fairly flexible.