I am looking for a non stick release agent to keep fly ash from collecting on a power vent fan on a coal stoker. How long does application last?
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I'm not sure how it would work for that. I use it around the doors on my car to keep moisture from freezing and it lasts a little over a year for that.
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Since no description of the blade composition and operating (temperature) conditions is furnished, it is doubly difficult to furnish a reasonably accurate forecast. The teflon is apparently carried by some sort of binder substance which adheres to the surface and which could be a weak link for retention of the teflon. With the low cost involved, if the blades are not a plastic material, I would probably clean the fan blades with something like "brake cleaning solvent" (available even from Walmart) and apply the teflon spray. I have had the greatest success using it on surfaces like saw tables, aluminum (to aluminum) sliding contact surfaces and other such uses where surface temperature has not been a factor. Tazman
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The best spray to use on ANY non-stick surface that will get very hot is Pam for Grilling. It does not leave baked-on grease,that is impossible to get off, like regular Pam. It does not smoke either.
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From the applications I have made, it does have a lasting effect. However, it doesn't last forever. I spray about 6 week intervals.
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Sticks pretty well but releases over time. I used a spray adhesive or contact cement if really want it to stay.
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Windex, BarKeepers Friend, or Ceramabrite all work great. Ceramabrite seems to last longer than the others. Probably the wax coating it leaves behind.
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ALL these products have some off-gassing of potentially harmful VOCs while they are curing. Your best bet is to work in a well ventilated area preferrably where you can put a fan in the window to exhaust outside and keep it running for at least the next 12 hours.
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I used the Rust-Oleum Industrial Choice Anti-Slip aerosol on a plywood wheel chair ramp. It worked great! I still have a partiial can and the only information about surfaces is: Indoor/Outdoor concrete, metal, ceramic, and wood. Might want to check their website.
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Hello, Michael, If you use this product in an area that won't get wet; i.e. near sprinklers, etc. one application can last two to three weeks. We spray this around the edges of our home and it really helps keep the ant population from visiting inside our home!
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Terry -I would recommend a spray adhesive such as Super 77 from 3M: 3M 77 Super Multipurpose Adhesive Aerosol, Clear 16.75 Oz. Aerosol CanThanks!
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I've been using the Clear Casting Epoxy from EasyCast. Got it at Hobby Lobby, little cheaper then Amazon. Don't need to get their easy release mold spray, just use my fingers and thumbs to release it from the mold.
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Not all that bad - you just really need to apply outdoors - dissipates rather quickly but again the key here is to apply when outside. Does not leave a lasting odor but will have a smell for maybe 3-4 hours after applying. After that no smell, product works great!
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This seal works very well on the cooking/smoke chamber, but degrades very quickly on the firebox. Its rated up to @ 600 deg F. For a larger smoker I'd go with the small oven type of metallic or pyrosil fiberglass seals like on a wood stove. Its more expensive but worth the investment. You can find it on Amazon, I think Garland is the brand name.
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Don't use this stuff. I used it and it never really dried. It stayed sticky for for 2 months. Try elmers epoxy.
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Can't say I make much use of the fume extractor, but I don't use the unit that often anymore. If you're doing extensive soldering work then it may be worthwhile. The suction air comes out of the hot air wand. Remove the tip from that wand to get maximum air flow for suction. I suppose you could connect a hose to the wand that goes outside. You would want to keep the HOT AIR switch off if you do this this, even though hot air heating does stop whenever the wand is in the holder.
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That is what I also use it for. It does damage the interior finish, but that does not bother me. I have used it four or five times, but usually with cooled ashes.
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Since the adhesive is applied in as thin a coat as possible, 5 gm (2.5 each component) should last you a long time. I have used this product to mount star LEDs on a heat sink. Unless you have a huge number to do, 5 gm will probably expire before you use it all. I apply very sparingly with a spatula, use pressure to squeeze out any excess, and let cure for a day or so.
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It is a foodgrade product, and is used on cookie sheets and the like. Most silicone products can take heat up to at least 400 degrees. I wouldn't use any aerosol product directly on a heated surface, like near a fire?? I don't have a can here now, so I can't give you a better answer.