Does this take heat once cured? I need something to seal coasters that will have to endure some heat.
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It will withstand a coffee mug, but not a hot pot straight off the stove or hot pan straight out of the oven. For items that hot I would consider ceramic hot plates. You can buy glazes at any craft store which you can apply and bake onto ceramic items in your own oven. Just beware of dripping glaze. I recommend place aluminum foil pans under the glazed item.
1650203
There was not a safety seal that I recall BUT it did come heat sealed to a stout piece of cardboard. Perhaps that is haw they come from the company? I'm about due for another one so I will let you know when it comes in. It really has helped my daughter.
189997
I don't no. I was using it to repair a hole in a radiator. I was not pleased, it did not work well at all. The whole was the size of a pin head. I don't think it works to well with heat. I would read the information on what kind of metals it works with. Good luck.
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Actually it dries fast, let's say from one day to another if you don't use too many layers. I did three or four and the table is perfect, I had some stuff on it and left no residue. If you'd like to - you can do three or four layers, then next day use them and then when you'll be able not to use those coasters for a couple of days - add some more layers to ensure that nothing would be destroyed soon. Ah, between layers wait at least 15-20 minutes, cause at first it looks a bit white, but after it dries - get totally transparent, this means you can start the next layer ;)
1051576
Of course you have to use a hot pad. So far there have been no problems. We let it cure for a full 8 days. I will continue to use this product on any remodels.
1407689
not sure but not worth it for coasters ,because it want hold moisture from a glass or any thing
687332
I did not reseal. This product didn't seem to remove anything but the etch marks. It worked very well . We have a travertine top that seems to get marks from time to time. We use this to remove the etch and then we use the polish seems to be working
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I don't see why not. The heat might over time steam the glue off and need to be replaced but it would probably last a while....might i suggest silver metallic spay paint instead....same color but would last longer instead of having to be replaced.
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It does seem to take a long time to cure especially if you give it several coats. I used it on my guitar stand several months ago and when I remove my guitar from it, it seems to stick a bit but nothing that comes off and adheres to the guitar neck. On a lighter note, it may be good, as it keeps the instrument from being accidently knocked out of its stand. To answer your question, it seems to dry as a plastic and if you stick your finger nail into it, it is hard and does not "Indent" like rubber.
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Yes, you do. And you need a good one. It is very sticky and does not come out so easily. Use gloves. Humid and warm air reduces curing time. As Thomas said - it has limited time after opening, unless you seal it well.
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I have used gluvit to seal the rivets and seams in a 1957 vintage Lonestar aluminum boat. The product is excellent and sealed everything. It is known by fishermen who have aluminum boats as their righthand man. It takes about 2 days for it to totally dry in 70 degree weather. It is not as fast a drying time as epoxy. The mixture of the hardener is critical and it can be rolled or brushed on wood. Because of its slow drying time, it may not be what you would want to use on a deck. Good Luck.
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I do multi media, though mostly Koh-I-Noor and Sakura colored pen and ink art work on my coasters. I tried modpodge (use it a lot)-wasn't satisfied for water proofing. I'm working with Krylon Triple Thick Crystal Clear Glaze. LOVE IT!!!!! I have used it on these, on photos for coasters, art on wood, art on rocks, glass, pen work on thin paper sprayed with this looks like stained glass! Dries fast and CLEAR.Try it-They have many products-so look for that exact glaze, hope that helps. C.H.
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I have a natural stone around the edge of my pool I did two coats, water beaded up the first time I treated the stone with this product but it does not stand up to the texas heat. It needs to be done again, its been a year. Did get some in the pool but with little or no effect.
633009
I have no idea. I have never tried to seal a Frisbee before. I've made coasters with Mod Podge and they have stayed water tight, if that is what you are using it for. I have used Mod Podge on plastic and it sticks. IHTH
129001
Doesn't make a difference, I used foam mostly and fiberglass insulation in other places.. The heat tape can be wraped around itself and it will not burn thru. Any type of insulation works. I prefer foam.
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I would recommend weather sealing it first. It should hold up fine. But I'm in the hot desert. So I would find some clearciat spray and spray it. It should do just fine then. It is great quality
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Hello, I use this item to make large quantities of tea - I submerge everything except the handle. I don't know how heat resistant that part is, but it seems like it would hold up. Hope that helps!