How do you seal this product?
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I used redguard on the product itsef (to increase bonding) and around the edges, worked very well
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Here is a video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpHR47qAmsYAnother: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucFs1mn3GrsGary R.
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After I screwed it into place I siliconed around it then tiled. Red Gaurd all of the backerboard before you tile.
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The screw holes are caulked with a silicone based caulk. Then use backer board tape around the joints and morter over the tape.
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Hi - I used 100% silicone caulk all around the edge and over the screw holes.
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This product is plastic. We just followed the installation instruction. Sealed the marble tiles after tiled.
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When you use the adhesive that already comes with it, apply a little heat (we used a hairdryer on low for a minute or two) then lay a book on it and let it set for 15 minutes or so- works fine and you shouldn't have issues with the seal. gentle but steady pressure of the book plus a little heat go a long way.
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use a plant hanger.. (a hook with a screw end,) just screw it in the sealing, it will make a small hole.
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Leave enough room when you first seal it. Then reseal it the way you did in the beginning. Iron or food sealer
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What I have done in the past is to: 1) snip the top off of one end of the packaging. 2). Wrap that in cling. 3) store in an airtight mason jar, in a cool dark place. Works for me.
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The product as it comes from the manufacturer does not have a specific "seal" but usually just a tiny/small adhesive that keep it from flopping openn.
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I have never tried this, so I a not sure. I know the top coat seals it really well. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Line can with cardboard so no electronics come in contact with the metal. then seal the can with metal tape
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Home Depot has a nice plastic sheet, made like cardboard, but water proof. They also carry plastic trim pieces that cover the edges. You can cut this with a good pair of shears. They have white and opaque. Some silicone would make a great seal!
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Yes, You just have to keep the liquid away from the vacuum tube.A good idea it to freeze the product then vacuum sealing it.
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I have used the epoxy that had been opened and stored away for a year with good results. I make sure that the end cap is in place, sometimes I put masking tape on the cap to insure it stays closed, then I put it in a freezer bag. It keeps well.
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There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
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see in the picture to the left that hand held device there is a oval gray attachment that goes on the end of it which you just place on the gray over tab on the top of the deli container.just know when you by these containers sometimes they work and sometimes they dont. I will never buy another of them but that is how you seal them
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The product makes a mess. Any repairs or sealing that you do, one needs to spray the product in a tin can and use a brush to seal. I have used the variety of flex seal products. For a sealing/protective job, I would by-pass the aforementioned product. Gorilla glue is a great product.
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I used a cheap hairspray to help seal the envelope - Aqua Net. There are other sprays designed to seal that you can get from craft store to accomplish same goal. BY THE WAY: The ink dries very quickly so no need to heat to attempt to speed drying. It literally dried within seconds.
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Press the top button down as you apply the wine sealer.I found this assures a tight seal.This is for wine, the company also makes one for champagne.
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i was told to spray it with alcohol and roll on a clean sponge! hope this helps! keep in container!