Do we need to stick like sticker or we need to heat and paste in pipes?
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I used to repair a hole in a piece of PVC Pipe on our pool self stick stretched it as i was installing works great......
1812377
use a heat gun and then use this stuff to get the sticky stuff left behind by the sticker
1976248
I used Gorilla tape around cast iron pipes and it worked fine. I then wrapped the insulation around the pipe and finally vapor barrier strips of plastic provided with the insulation around the outside of both.
139486
Yes, put the heat tape on first, then cover with the foam tube. I used that setup for years at our first home.
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YES,I used it both ways,but works fine with no heat tape.It stands up to exhaust heat with no peeling.
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Mix the putty really well, rolling it over and over on itself until its warm, rolling it between your hands so that its well mixed.Usually 2 minutes Warm the pipes a little with a hair dryer or heat gun and apply to the pipes. It should work !
850265
I would be a little wary of such an application, but you are in the best position to make the judgement call. Is the place you wish to apply the insulation warm or hot from the proximity of the flame? If so, that would concern me. I would not be concerned if the heat is merely from the hot water in the pipe -- insulating that is what this tape is for. The insulation is plastic and might possibly melt, or even burn if exposed to a flame, however. I would think that this is something you would not want to take a chance on.
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Having grown up on a farm in Minnesota and used heat tapes for most of my life, the answers from my own experiences include: 1. The tape can be wrapped around plastic (PVC) pipe. 2. You have to insulate the pipe wrapped with the heat tape using foam purchased by the foot or in 6-10 foot lengths. The insulation can come in 3/4 inch or 1 inch size and you probably need the 1 inch foam insulation to cover not only the pipe but the heat tape as well. 3. The tape is sealed and will most likely get wet at some time and I've never seen this causing any problems with the tape operation. Keep in mind that this a very low voltage system and does not get burning hot, only the slightest bit warm. For that reason, the heat has to be held in just like you would when laying in bed on a cold night, you bundle up and keep the blanket over you to keep warm.
1985293
How about foam pipe insulation? Secure maybe with some type of tape or maybe zip ties?
1885834
When I emailed Zojirushi, this is the answer I got :: Dear Jenny, All of our water boilers have a stainless steel inside liner with a non-stick coating. The nonstick coating is made of PTFE. It is a fluoropolymer, a material commonly used for non-stick coating in cookware for conventional kitchen use. Sincerely, Chico Zojirushi America Corp. 1149 W.190th St., Suite 1000 Gardena, CA 90248 1-800-733-6270 ext 106
1969084
We have never had an issue with sticking. A friend used spray Pam on it one time and caused all sorts of problems. A film residue. We cook with no spray or anything and never have an issue. Our daughter has the same stove and never an issue for her either. Maybe you got one with a bad finish. We use medium heat to cook cakes. Clean up is simple warm soapy water.
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Yes. Heating wire must be fully embedded into thinset/self-leveling cement, so that the heating cable is covered with a minimum of 1/8" cement thickness on top. Once dry, you can proceed with chosen floor installation. Self-leveling is recommended for all types of flooring and especially for projects involving the installation of engineered wood, laminate, floating floors, vinyl, linoleum and carpet. Thin-set (acrylic or latex modified) mortar method is best used for tile, stone and similar floor covering materials.
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Yes, heat from the exhaust will cause the paint to fade a bit over time. However, it's gradual and uniform (not patchy) and still looks nice. In fact, when I got my pipes re-wrapped, I chose not to paint the cloth tape the second time - I actually prefer this look better. This is also one of the better cloth tapes on the market. Hope this helps!
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Since they are thermostatically controlled you could have safety problems doing both hot and cold pipestone one tape . I would put one on each.
434479
The thermal paste is pre-applied to the included heat sink and fan. If you are going to use a different cooling solution, you may need your own paste.
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A flat surface would be best if you want a good stick, with moisture and all. But I do think if you have gotten All the air bubbles out and sticker feels smooth then you should have a good stick. :)
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Also, these situations require a lot of ingenuity and customizing. DO NOT USE DUCT TAPE. Buy the special aluminum tape. I was told by two other people that duct tape would fall off due to the heat. I bought the special tape mentioned in one of the reviews. By the time you have crafted a custom vent and installed it in a very tight space (with lots of trial and error, especially getting the vent taped to the outlet and inlet) you will have so much time invested that it is not worth the risk of using duct tape and finding out that everyone else was right!