Can this be used to seal cracks in asphalt roll out roof tile (wood built patio roof w/ asphalt roof tile) As i see asphalt tile not mentioned. TY
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I have not used it for the application you are asking about. The can states "for fiberglass/ asphalt shingles". Their phone # is 1-800-289-7290 (CO). I would call them and describe want you want to use it for and see what they say.
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It's a self leveling sealant, so it is good only for horizontal surfaces, like a roof .... it flows and settles out, never really hardens all the way which is what a roof needs, especially with flexing on the road. Get a non-leveling sealant for vertical surfaces/joints. Regular bath silicone is what I use, since there is water involved. Dicor also makes a noon-leveling sealant but the reviews I read whised they had used silicone. http://www.amazon.com/Dicor-551LSW1-White-Non-Sag-Sealant/dp/B003YJLIW8/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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We use this on our roof. I don't know about caulking. We have a 1995 sunrise Tt and our rv mechanic recommended this Dicor works great on seams and roof. No leaks. The roof is rubber not alum.
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Not sure now that you asked. I have an asphalt driveway and concrete patio that I use it on. You may want to contact the manufacturer.
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It's a sealer with a gloss finish. I'm not sure what you're using it on, but it's meant for absorptive surfaces like rough stone and grout. It's not meant for an already sealed surface or a very smooth surface like granite. Be careful not to let water sit on it for too long. If water sits on the finish, it gets kind of soft and milky. I used it on the slate tile backsplash of our kitchen and it worked perfectly.
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Hi, I found the disk on this device to be unforgiving. If you practice on a test piece of wood first, you will see how quickly it takes down the finish and the wood. This should indicate how you should proceed. I used it on exterior shingles and it can really gouge the wood if you're not careful.
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Best wax I have ever used and good for many, many things. As a matter of fact, I haven't encountered much that it cannot be used on (except biscuits - wouldn't recommend that!). As David, says it will actually fill the exposed grain in wood (previously finished) with continued applications - I have done that same thing on an oak desk surface... My son said he waxes the windshield on his pickup truck and remarks how it will shed rain water and windshield wipers are much more effective - not greasy like the the other rain 'proofer'. I tried it as a weather proofer on some new leather boots....they remained darker due to the 'wetting' of this wax so as the manufacturer says - try it inconspicuously first. One more bourbon and I'm ready to try it on a biscuit too! "Cracking wax, Gromit!"
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It does not seal. If it is under a roof it should be good but it will not seal out moisture.
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I have an asphalt walkway, my advice is sprinkle it on a small section and see the results. This product is for the safety of the animal paws, if you care about the effects on the paws, this why the product should be used. When walking my Boston Terrier in the street, I had to carry her home as she was limping due to the salt and whatever mixture the town uses that burns her paws.
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No it is sealant. I used it on my driveway to seal between the cement joints. It cures quickly. It self levels to give a smooth professional look after curing. It costs a little more but does a good job. You should use a rope filler in the cracks first and then seal over that. If you don't fill first the sealant will seep through the cracks and use more than you want. Good product.
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Yes, if drilling tiles be sure you use masking tape then drill through the tape to prevent cracking the tiles.
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I'm assuming this would be for your roof. I've used and recommended this to many people I know. NEVER EVER heard anything disappointing. You can use this on laminate shingles! You will think it works like magic. I suggest applying it for the first time before a rainfall. Good luck!
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I am no expert, but I just read a blog and the woman swore by using polyacrylic clear sealer, it's water based, instead of using wax. She actually used a certain brand of clear deck sealer. I found this on Pinterest. I'm going to try it sounds easier than wax.
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NO ... Weldbond is great but it's water-based and would NOT hold up if exposed to rain, snow, etc. It would be better to use a waterproof adhesive more like "Liquid Nails" to stick mosaic pieces to an outdoor object. Same is true of the the grout you'd use to finish the project. It has to be "water-proof" and designed for freeze-thaw conditions year-round.
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This is generally used to keep rubber, window trim, door trim, hood and boot rubber trim supple and prevents drying out and cracking. My understanding is that it isn't a sealer.
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This is an expanding type glue and could raise the vinyl off the roof of the car. I would not recommend it for that. You should be looking for a spray type of glue.
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this epoxy is more along the lines of automotive use. I would use regular tile grout for your application, it would be cheaper and go further than epoxy.