Will this Silocone Sealent disolve with 100 degree water with clorine?
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The Boss Silicone is designed to withstand hot tub temperatures as well as chemicals.
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Yes. It will do a great job. My 100 gal Mixed stony reef is flourishing under 2 units. They are dimmed down slightly at 14k.
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Will likely need a threshold seal as well to be completely waterproof. This will be 95% effective on its own.
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No, silicate densities do not repel water. If you want a sealer, you need to use a water repellent silage silicate sealer, like the Armor SX5000. This product should only be used for small fountains and can't be used to seal cracks. Larger fountains will require a coating, such as an epoxy or a paint.
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Sorry not sure about that. Maybe soak silicone seal in dishwater for a bit?
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It will if you add too much to your pool. It does go away. I find it works better for me if I use the whole bottle I do not have any algae problem. My pool is a play pool so is shallow and has not dropped in temp below 88 degrees all summer. This was causing me grief with algae until I used black algae killer. Try adjusting how much you are using.
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i was asked to answer your question. this wood sealer will keep the moisture in the wood and allow it to dissipate over time without allowing the wood to dry out and split/crack. if contacted, water will dissolve the sealer. this is great stuff. i turn wood as a hobby and use this stuff quite often to seal green wood. best of luck : - )
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GE's web site says it reduces chlorine. I do not think it eliminates it. "FXWTC reduces chlorine, sand, soil, silt, sediment and rust for all water entering your home (Based on manufacturer's internal testing)"
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I don't know yet. I bought a can of silicone sealer at dicks just in case. My camping trip is in June.
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I uzed mine on slate and i thi k its some of the best sealer ive used. T is so much more porous. Than slate. I think tbisprouduct may work with multiple. Ooats but obiously try a sample spot or better yet, buy a si gle tile and work it
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It will work great if the water is properly chlorinated...you don't need to change the water....
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That is what I mostly use it for and it works great. You will have to split it to remove it however. I like it much better than coax seal but it is probably not capable of water immersion.
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It's made to be mixed with sealers, so it should work fine. It doesn't affect what you mix it with.
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I have never had to do that, I put seachem carbon into this and then use white filter floss or filter pads in this cartridge, seal it close and then rinse under water. I've never had any carbon leak out. I suppose it all depends what size carbon you use. Marineland and API can be small and possibly come out, but I've never has a problem with Seachem's Carbon
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I highly doubt that would do a thing sorry. Radonseal is made to stop gases not water.
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It isn't 100% clear like silicone - it is slightly hazy/cloudy. I would consider using a clear epoxy or DAP "all purpose adhesive sealant" which is 100% silicone and dishwasher safe. On the other hand, Marine Goop is very tenacious, and I have yet to compare it to the DAP product.
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Relatively speaking, It will not. All gaps, cracks, and openings will allow for temp/pressure differences. It's up to you to decide how much is acceptable.