Can this cover be used with an air cast vs. traditional plaster cast?
231926
It depends on how much pressure you're allowed. Once you take the air out its pretty tight....as long as the tightness isn't an issue for you it should work fine. If there are screws or other appliances on the outside of the air cast it might tear putting it on, taking it off.
231927
We used it on a hard cast but am sure it would work on an air cast just as well
231928
This cover can be used with pretty much anything. My daughter had a regular cast but all the cover does is slide over the body part (injured arm,leg) and create an airtight seal.
231929
We used it with a regular cast, but I don't see why you couldn't use it over an air cast. It could be a lot of pressure, so you might not want it over a really swollen ankle or something like that. Otherwise it should be fine.
230012
Stacy, while I can't answer your question positively, I would assume it may not since the Air is thinner than prior models. So I wouldn't think it would be held in properly. However Targus may already be designing one for the new, thinner Air.
1662615
I installed it on my fantastic fan vent and it works great. I also calculated the exhaust area of this unit and it is 30% larger than the one I replaced. My old cover did not have a screen inside and let in long pine needles. This cover has a screen inside and has kept them out. My unit is in storage so I cannot measure the actual height.
189124
I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think. I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping... » Read More I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think. « Show Less
1369961
I have a cast on now to the middle of my calf, I got the full leg cover so that I wouldn't get any part of the cast wet. The top of the cover is a rubber seal which keeps all moisture out from the cast. I recommend this item for anyone with a cast that wants to shower!
2224501
It probably depends on the size of your air conditioner and how far it sticks out from the wall. The cover came with large screw type anchor's which don't work well on plaster walls (which is what I have). So, I tried using it without the clips and it works well for me. The cover has stayed in place, flush to the wall and the draft that I used to have appears to have been eliminated. In my case, I'm covering a full sized Frigidaire A/C unit and have power cord tucked into the bottom of the cover.
1302839
Just double-checked the cover I have and, based on the dimensions you gave, it appears it WILL fit over your grill. However, it may NOT reach all the way to the ground. I like this cover, but it is not HEAVY duty. (My original Jenn Air cover was much thicker.) I would guess the stack in the middle would cause it to wear a bit more quickly for you. Hope this helps.
1257089
Once you get it through the opening I think it will fit. The size of my soft cast was like the size of the air boot. It covered my feet all the way up to my kneee. The opening may seem like it will be too small but it does give. Just be careful when putting it on and taking it off.
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Yes, just think of it as a soft cotton tube that you can use to cover the bandage on an arm or a leg. This was what the surgeon used to cover the incisions on my ankle and it was much move comfortable than a sock while I was in an air cast. It slips on like a sock. Just make sure you get the right width for your needs because it stretches. I bought the 4" because I'm a little chubby but it was really too big but the air cast held it in place so it worked well anyway. I also use it to cover my arm when I put pain on relieving gel because my cat keeps trying to get to lick it. Menthol makes some cats go nuts (like catnip) but they definately shouldn't eat it! Yes, just think of it as a soft cotton tube that you can use to cover the bandage on an arm or a leg. This was what the surgeon used to cover the incisions on my ankle and it was much move comfortable than a sock while I was in an air cast. It slips on like a sock. Just make sure you get the right width for your needs because it stretches. I bought the 4" because I'm a little chubby but it was really too big but the air cast held it in place so it worked well anyway. I also use it to cover my arm when I put pain on relieving gel because my cat keeps trying to get to lick it. Menthol... » Read More Yes, just think of it as a soft cotton tube that you can use to cover the bandage on an arm or a leg. This was what the surgeon used to cover the incisions on my ankle and it was much move comfortable than a sock while I was in an air cast. It slips on like a sock. Just make sure you get the right width for your needs because it stretches. I bought the 4" because I'm a little chubby but it was really too big but the air cast held it in place so it worked well anyway. I also use it to cover my arm when I put pain on relieving gel because my cat keeps trying to get to lick it. Menthol makes some cats go nuts (like catnip) but they definately shouldn't eat it! « Show Less
1447940
No you want the cast cover above your knee.Do you need a cast cover for the knee? I had both of mine replaced and took a shower with no cover on my knees!
1213400
I have two connected together to decrease the time to withdraw the air to do resin casting but it can get below -30. So far for the price this will be your best buy that I can find.
1906349
I do not use this product for mask making, I use it in plaster restoration. It is perfect for making lightweight slip molds of ornamental plaster details that are in place, specifically ceilings, it is very dense and sticks well, 5-8 coats works great although still drips. I keep all molds for repair purposes, they take up little space but will stiffen up over time so I keep them wrapped in plastic to remain pliable. They will reproduce details and cast perfectly, but get a little tough and not as flexible so a little care is needed not to tear in thin areas. I've got a shelf of molds, some must be at least 6 or 7 years old and still cast well.
189123
I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think.
1975484
For a face cast. I personally use the plaster gauze cut into 1 to 2 inch strips. It is much easier and faster to work with. I use petroleum jelly to keep the gauze from sticking to skin or hair and a perfect cast can be made within a few minutes
680449
While you can use a regular compressor, that is not an ideal setup. First of all, most regulators on bigger compressors do not have the capability to make the smaller adjustments necessary for airbrushing. Secondly, you will absolutely need a moisture trap. Thirdly, a regular compressor is going to be a lot noisier ad present location problems. And finally, adapting from airbrush fittings to a standard compressor fitting would be a challenge. You will be better off to buy a compressor built specifically for airbrushing.
468930
No you can not use as vent cover . It fits on the vent made by this manufacturer
43698
Not sure what you mean by covered, but if you are saying the 2x or whatever width joist you have, has flashing on both sides and the top, my best guess is yes it would. However, it will leave indentations and visual damage to the flashing. Depending on how rough you are, it should not puncture or tear the flashing, but it will crinkle it. The only other concern I would have would be the grip the bowrench will have on the flashing. I think it will work fine, but do not make your buying decision on just MHO.