is this can be use acrylic material with out crack? also can be use metal too?
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yes. both red bottle and blue bottle work fine. red bottle is kind of thicker than blue one.
1208518
I have no idea. You could thin a bit of it down and try. It is more consistency of acrylic paints.
530270
Absolutly can be used. In fact that is the exact same application I used it for. Apply to an area larger than te crack to strengthen the surounding area.
1473828
I would say no. The metal quality is not up to par. I would limit the use to thin vinyl, card stocks, flexible magnets, etc.
790730
Maybe light sanding on metal with the regular tubes. You may need to find and tubes for metal for heavy or a lot of sanding.
1864936
Yes you can . Wall paint is acrylic based just like these craft paint are .
9788
You can cover this with any material but makeSure this is high temperature resistant. If you decide to paint please make sureIt's high temperature and water based resistant paint as well.
1242136
You might be able to use screws designed for metal. It's difficult to answer with seeing the piece though.
1969058
We bought this for our glass tank. I wouldn't go acrylic as it will,scratch and will,discolor.
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It would be best to try it with a scrap of fabric and a scrap of sheet metal. It is best to apply a sealant on top of mod podge after giving it a few days to cure. A spray acrylic sealant usually. I have used mod podge on dough ornaments, wood, paper, plastic, cloth, but not with sheet metal. That is a good idea. Are you making a mobile?
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It can be used as a filler but it really depends on how big the crack. It sticks to just about anything but I am using it mostly on wood, paper & plastic (models).
305791
I'm sure you can, hopefully the adhesive will bond to the metal. you should try it.
973388
This item has very strong magnets, you should have no problem. Make sure to keep sand from bottom of tank out of it or you will scratch your glass. But it works great, can't use on acrylic.
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I've never tried it on acrylic. But the bits are fine enough and with the speed of the drill, I think it could work. I'd try it on a practice piece first.
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I don't think so--but they're pretty sturdy. I would only use them for accent or occasional use as they are acrylic.
869691
yes! definitely. I'd suggest something like acrylic that isn't water soluble, just for longevity. But painting on it works like a charm.
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I do not know about either of these as I do not have acrylic and have not removed. The adhesive is separate and I would image that if you were concerned you could probably find a known safe bet at home depot. Also, the adhesive does not smell like it would be the type that would eat into acrylic. The step is very good, however.