will not harden within a couple weeks of auto gasoline?
1314048
I used it on my motorcycle, and my kids motorcycle. The tubing on each machine was January of 2014 (we ride our bikes on the ice). When I compare the pliability of the stuff that is on the bikes vs. some of the stuff that hasn't been used yet, they still feel the same when I use my un-calibrated finger squeeze test. The fuel I use is pump gas, with 10% ethanol.
1314049
Mine has not, been on riding lawn mower for 4-5 months and just as flexible
997330
Mine has not lost effectiveness yet (in about 2 months) and I live in Florida where it is pretty hot. Although my car is garaged a good percentage of the time, I don't think the product has diminished within the time I've had it.
687150
If you mixture is correct, and the weather is warm, the resin will probably harden sufficiently within 24 hours. However, you can anticipate it to turn yellow because of sunlight.
1125785
I would imagine it would have an indefinite shelf life if not missed with gas, if you have any questions go to PRI-g web site.
886037
Yes they do, but in my opinion, unjustly. The problem is these generators set for long periods of time and the gasoline will draw moisture. Fuel stabilizer will not disapate water as most may think. Add some dry gas , prefareably methanol.
2034196
I would recommend replacing the hose itself. This stuff could work, but I have no idea whether it can be attacked by gasoline.
821641
I would think that it would since it's a spray on flexible sealant. I know it doesn't work where it would come in contact with gasoline, but it worked fine when I used it to repair the back of my riding mower seat that had split. Duct taped it & sprayed the sealant over it. I would suggest contacting Rust-Oleum.T Beck, Lexington, NC
971846
It will definitely harden under water. I have used it for other home projects besides the pool.
1974730
It hardens in the plastic tube that you attach. If you could find additional tubes to purchase that would work. I have never seen any to purchase by themselves. I wouldn't recommend this product for small jobs unless you can find it cheaper, or a smaller can. Hope that helps. Good luck.
842160
Yes. You might have to wait for the tanks to build up pressure during a vehicle application.
280125
My guess is that it is gasoline resistant after the paint dries. I painted a tractor tank that holds gasoline. When filling the tank I do spill some often and do not notice any problem with that affecting the paint.
1448766
We have the same question since it is galvanized. The diesel fuel will not be stored in the. Can for long. When purchbased.
431255
Sorry, I can't help with this question. Best bet would be to contact the manufacturer at the web site posted on their mattress care/warranty document included with the mattress. My best guess would be that it would harden if the interior of the RV gets below freezing; acting somewhat like gel packs placed in freezers.
1148963
Where I live, E10 gasoline is all we have. I've been using stabilizer in that gas since the ethanol was mandated. The E10 gas takes a while to go stale and get appreciable water separation. Nevertheless, if you are going to keep gasoline in the generator, stabilized or not, keep only a small amount in it, then start and run it every couple of weeks for 30-60 minutes. That will keep the water separation and stale gas problem to a minimum. In addition, when and if you need the generator you will know how to use it and be confident of it starting.
1320128
Modern gasoline will form a varnish sludge in the carb if you don't drain it in some way and let it sit a long time.Applies to any gasoline engine.If you use it weekly it will be fine. if you let it sit 6 months you'll probably have problems with the carb. Its hard to predict where in between there is the maximum you can let it sit with gas in the carb.Just like the common lawn mower engines.
100608
Do you mean once the stuff hardens? If so, then yes. The hardened resin will resist moisture like plastic would.
568943
sometimes the oils can harden in small bits, but if you rub it for a few seconds it should become like pure oil. If not, return it.