Is it water proof? Can I use it to glue fake flower into a vase to keep them submerged in the water?
1937049
Y think yes,you must glu first ,whith no water,let it dry an then fill whith water. Good luck !
1275045
It's pretty airtight. Although I haven't gotten it wet yet so I couldn't say for sureit. I would assume that it is. I'm very satisfied With this product. I'm sure it can be out in the rain but I wouldn't try to submerge it.lol
2281124
It has gaskets that seal the unit, but I can't say it's water proof. It's probably water resistant so that if you dropped it into a bucket of water, there would be no harm. As a diver, I don't think I'd take this under water.
1599067
I would strongly suggest NOT using this for underwater... It gets microscopic tears easily and leaks easily. Plus, if you plugged in earphones of any sort, you'd break the seal. Basically this is a thin rubbery sleeve you put on your phone and seal with a sticker... You can't charge it or use headphones with the sleeve. And after getting it and trying for Hawaii, I do not trust it... Too whimpy and easy leaks... I'd only use it to protect against splashes or sand at the beach. I'd never take it actually under water.
906052
It can be submerged because it is waterproof but it will not work if it is submerged. The deeper has 2 halves and it creates a bubble when closed so it floats on the water
1952917
Yes. It won't be water proof, but if you are just sealing it, this stuff will work. If you need water proof, look for a water proof varnish.
1705883
I have not tried it, but it is sealed with o rings, so it should be water proof to a point. i'm sure it was not made to use under water.
262512
It's good to use on an outside patio for porcelain tile application. Water won't penetrate it, as it is solid plastic, but I'm not sure that is what you mean by waterproofing.
1647387
I cant say for sure ive never tested it submerged for exrended periods of time. It's really good tape so it might be worth a try. Id think about trying hot glue on the bottom of the tank as long as its dry it would probably bond well and could also be removed.
1346955
I don't believe it is water proof. With a bit of plastic covering it it might be ok outside. I'm not sold on its effectiveness at all in any application. I have had one in for many months now and I'm still going to get a water softener due to water spots etc. Sorry.
1560955
I don't belive it is waterproof. We use it indoors and I use it for my orchids. I do spray them, but avoid getting the water on the bulbs.
709590
I doubt it is waterproof. Some of the flaws are faux but it does not look tight. I use it to hold remotes and coasters so I don't even put wet items directly on it
1467087
No, it's not water proof and, while it is pretty thick, it won't keep in wet stuff.
215170
While it is water proof, or more accurately, shower proof, I do not believe it is intended for submerged use. I doubt its seals are engineered to deal with water pressure. I also doubt its speaker is designed to transfer sound through water.
1761122
It should because it is waterproof. We used it to patch a rusted place in our horse's water trough, and it is still holding a year later. Just remember don't use too much glue as it swells as it dries. I would let it "age and dry" at least a couple of days if you can. I have not found anything yet it does not "fix". LOL
588798
The materials are not listed, so you need to contact the manufacturer if you want more information on that. The rubber material is waterproof by nature, but the adhesive is NOT rated to be waterproof (if it doesn't say it's waterproof, then it's not...) and the adhesive is honestly not impressive at all, so I doubt it would hold up if it was exposed to moisture.
160682
Yes. It is definitely waterproof & holds well when COMPLETELY dry BUT PLEASE USE IT SPARINGLY!! Sugano-Hollywood is right..you do have to tape it or something to hold in place, or apply the glue & let it air dry a bit till you see it getting "gummy" then attach. IT EXPANDS BIG TIME DURING DRYING PROCESS! If in case it does spread out beyond your object..best advice is wait till it dries completely then break it off. It's much easier to do than when it's wet. It'll just spread more & it could get really messy.