Will it work on blue spruce mold?
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I am not sure. I use it to prevent scab on leaves and brown rot on the fruit of my apple and plum trees. The label does not mention spruce at all.
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Hi nancy, I am sorry but I cannot answer this question for you. I have been using this fungicide for the last 5 years on my fruit trees as a preventative measure and it has been working. But I found some information at the following link from the Iowa State University and hope that it will help you: http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/info/plant-diseases/rhizosphaera-needle-cast. Wishing you good luck on the fight against the Blue Spruce fungus.
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Just measure the individual ones on/in mold....that should help....oh! I see previous comment, now, oops! Okay...just measured my mold? The smallest is about 2 1/2 inches to 3 1/2 inches for longest....they all fit directly in mold? But, if you make all the tools? There will be 'over-spill.'
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I would think not, I sprayed it on some trim molding and it didn't hurt it.
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I don't think so.......i only used it on styrofoam and it worked well for that
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Yes. Turn the mold over and release the bottom from the top. It should slide out. I have been using my mold for 20 years.
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I'm not sure how it would do on window moldings. I used it on fireplace brick. It worked really good on brick. I used a scraper and wire brush to remove it. Hope that helps somewhat.
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Yes it will. If there are certain areas with visible mold I would suggest spraying and wiping those areas if possible. This product can also be used in the laundry as well. Angela Customer Support
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I doubt it very much. I no longer have my instructions from the manufacturer. I would suggest going to their website and looking for specifications which may show temperature extremes that the mold can tolerate.
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It probably can but it is a little porous. Its slightly fragile but will work in a pinch. When you pulled apart the mold it might shatter or break into smaller pieces. If you have a choice I would pick something more durable. this is better used for something like pouring into a cast and set in shapes for children to paint or artistic projects. I used it for a mosaic table top and had issues with corners flaking and it easily chipped. hope this helps!!
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Mold KillerTM works well on non-porous surfaces as well as on porous surfaces.Thanks for asking,ITK1 Teamin the know
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Yes. I have used it for douglas fir, soft cedar, and white pine with good results. The advantage of this plane is that it is easy to change blades, allowing you to use different bevel angles for different woods.
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I've been using the Clear Casting Epoxy from EasyCast. Got it at Hobby Lobby, little cheaper then Amazon. Don't need to get their easy release mold spray, just use my fingers and thumbs to release it from the mold.
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I don't see why not. I used it for soap and they came out perfect. Molds are soft and squishy, meaning they're bendable to get out the object you are molding. Hope this helps.
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Not really. It's too dense and will not fill in all the area between the molding and whatever you're attaching it to. Use yellow wood glue or Gorilla glue which are made for bonding wooden molding joints. If I noticed a carpenter using hot glue sticks on molding joints I would conider that person to be an unprofessional "hack."
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Yes, thats the clay i use when making a piece. Just be sure to put a coat of the clear spray to seal it or the mold will tear your original apart and you'll have to scrub your mold. :) hope this helps and good luck on your work!
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No it's only for mold if it's for lawn furniture or other surfaces try vinegar, Mix equal parts warm water and white vinegar in a bucket and use a brush or sponge
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Yeah I'm sure it will be fine. It's custom, so just be sure when making the mold to get a good impression of the gap.