What temperature will the adhesive degrade/smoke or smell?
1287447
It's rated for 1100 degrees continuous and 2000 intermittent it pretty good stuff
1287448
believe it will not up to 1500 F after that depends how long the heat stays that high would believe other things would go first
1287449
Not sure exactly but I can tell you that its not a good idea to put it onto a metal heat shield thats for or close to an exhaust manifold. Ask me how I know haha.
1850614
I do not know. There is no odor. I have used it on many different things and it works great. The best glue ever.
580092
Yes , the adhesive has been good to me at -40 ,,,, must be installed in at least 70 degrees , and wipe the surface clean with alcohol swab and allow to flash of , then use a little adhesion promoter on surface , allow 5 mins to dry , then peel backing and press firmly !! Like I said , it worked good for me . Hope this helps !! Derek
1120282
No smell in general, but it is good to install it couple of days earlier before using it. Newly bought and packed wooden things need to 'air' a little bit I find..
719331
It recommends the surface be 40 degrees or warmer when installing. If it's not, try warming it up with a hair dryer or heat gun.
1621387
The problem to be avoided is melting the sensor cord, which is teflon-coated. If any part of your smoker is more than, say, 500 degrees, and the cord touches it, your sensor is smoked. (No part of a conventional oven ever gets much hotter than the temp setting, except of course for the burners/heating coils.)
1513138
Yes, smell will eventually dissipate - I left mine on the back of a chair for several days instead of putting back in box. It seems to have helped a lot. Entire item should get warm.
784840
It will depend one the surface of the wall... I have on a metal lightly rugged surface and it comes off... But I don't know what time, daily exposure to vapors, moisture and water splashes with cleaners can do to the adhesive...
1908810
Not sure, I bought a few and they have lasted for a long time. I haven't experienced any separation or odd smell.
622432
A slight mistake. This one is good unto 180F. Full specs at http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Adhesives/Tapes/Products/~/Scotch-Aluminum-Foil-Tape-3311?N=5472880+3294275782&rt=rudIf you need tolerance unto 240F, try the 3m 3381, 3M Foil Tape 3381 Silver, 1.88 in x 50 yd 2.7 mil (Pack of 1)I got the two products mixed up.
223081
Hi there LK - I just read the package for these glue sticks and it says for use in high temp guns only - 410 degrees F
2007405
Never noticed a glue smell myself, but I don't think I'm sensitive to it either.... Hope this helps:)
2219911
You can on low heat settings and don't leave it on there. Otherwise you'll melt it.
981935
the adhesive does have a smell & of course the rubber gets hot too. that's why it's flexable---.my first one wouldn't stay on the second one I bought did better I have NO problem with it at all.& are very happy .
2063350
You could be heating up the glue and causing the glue to smoke on the hot blade. Could be using to much force on the blade, causing it to get hot, ply has glue in it... Ba da bing. Also, the more layers the ply has, the more glue...
840030
I have never used this glue at high temperatures. You may want to call the company.
892964
I'm pretty sure it says on the can to use in a well ventilated area specifically for this reason. Additionally, most of these products(fixative, finishes, etc..) will have a smell to them and should be used with good ventilation.