can i use it to cover something that needs to remain flrexible such as a garden hose
2013824
You could but this stuff is essentially tar in a spray can. Not the best idea for a hose.
2013825
I used it to seal a leaking skylight on the roof. it is still "soft" after 2 years but I don't see how it could seal a garden hose. the pressure would surely blow its way through
1849380
You could but it is not durable and does not last, we covered our greenhouse and its falling apart and didnt take sun very well.
526390
It would be with a try. It might take several applications. If the fabric of the shade is a coarse weave it probably would not be effective.
988181
In my experience, the product needs exposure to water over time to work effectively. I have sprayed a garden hose on areas that weree under cover with success, although this should be repeated several times over a period of weeks. Product works slowly but effectively.
1202609
Putting it away is a good idea to help protect your hose but isn't strictly necessary. I would suggest giving it some protection from the elements though. In addition the hoses can be easily screwed together to make 150' ft
1569755
I doubt it. I think it would probably seal it ok initially but I question whether it is structural enough to maintain that seal with the handling of the hose with use. It is a great product but I don't think its that great.
1522912
I didn't use this for a hose, but rather to attach panels on our greenhouse. I agree with David L. Little, though... It feels like very thick packing tape and isn't flexible.. It also didn't hold up that well in the rain. I had to remove some of it and replaced it with clear duck tape, which has held 100% better. The gorilla tape really seems to be very overpriced for what it is..
2020401
I have not yet bought this product, but from what I have learned about using soaker hoses, you're going to want to cover the hose with dirt or mulch. This will protect both the hose AND the soil. The heat will likely speed up water evaporation, so covering it will keep the water in the ground. And covering the soil will help keep it from becoming too parched between waterings. As for the hardiness of the hose itself in the heat of summer, I think that the porosity of the hose helps it survive heat. I can't really speak to that, though, since I'm in Virginia and it doesn't get quite THAT hot here. :)
354965
I believe you can.I have several covers over it.I love this product.It works.
2134380
Yes, but it is not as rigid as most tubs, so would have some flexibility if used as a replacement. It seems to be designed as a covering for an existing tub. I am using it to cover a broken plastic tub and it is working well.
1032478
I don't know for absolute certainty but I would say no; it's not strong enough. I would use Tyvek house wrap or a blue tarp.
949672
I would NOT recommend using this product for what you are suggesting. Product is very thick, like Vaseline petroleum jelly. I use it around rubber O rings and gaskets with hot tub and swimming pool equipment. Hope this helps.
2204539
It can be used any place you would like to put it. I use a 3M ultra heavy duty tape that is clear for use on my screened in porch.
1667163
I use an old garden hose for a drain hose for my dehumidifier. Had to cut it to lengths and cut the end off to get it through the wall to drain outside.
2127783
Most likely not.The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges.I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.
1680987
Yes, it could probably be used for that purpose. However, I'm not sure how well it will hold up exposed to the elements.
1446996
Sorry, haven't used it yet so I can't say how it covers. I'm using it as a grout sealer so it may be hard to figure out sq. footage coverage---