If you use both the Pre-pitch (under the liner) AND the Quick-pitch (over the liner) don't you end up with too much pitch (1/4" plus 1/4" per foot) ?
943501
Yes, you can't do both. I did a free style small pitch under the liner and used the Quick pitch to get the proper pitch needed when tiling. The under liner pitch is not so critical since it is a safety/back up. Most installers don't even put a pitch in the under liner. This kit worked great, I just wish the it came with more bars or slightly longer. Also I recommend painting the shower walls and floor with a rubber paint before tilling. It is the best insurance against shower leaks. Hope this helps.
943502
I began with a layer of rubber shower liner on a concrete floor. Then I only used the Pre-pitch underliner, giving my shower a 1/4" drop per foot. Just be sure your inner circle of the underliner is perfectly centered around the drain or your funneled drain fitting will not fit down evenly into it. I don't know if it is the way a pro would put it in, I am only a novice but I am very satisfied! I painted the hardened floor and concrete board walls with several coats of RedGard waterproofing paint prior to tiling per the product instructions. Love it!
475971
I'm using one on a 5/6 weight rod that I've set up for trolling flies. I never cast with it, so the heavier line isn't a problem. A heavier rod would increase the chance of breaking a light tippet on a strike.
497285
It usually overflows when it's below the min line. You need to fill it above the min line and not above the max.
55050
I've used them with Desitin, BUT I usually use two liners doubled up just to be safe. I haven't had any issues with them that way.
1213417
Yes. There's a choice of max 4%, 8%, 16%, or completely OFF ( 0% )The slide control on the right side of unit adjusts the speed selected, and its infinitely variable, up for -% and downwards for +%. The screen will display what pitch % on the top right hand corner constantly. Enjoy your music !
55046
I use Balmex occasionally and if I use only a thin coating, yes. If I use a thick coating I have had to go through a bit. I have never tried doubling up, however.
2183623
Depending on how steep the pitch is- probably. The down rod is not very long.
934255
I ran mine at 90 PSI, driving a 2" cleat into 3/4" oak flooring over 1/2" plywood and 3/4 pine subfloor. I don't know what nails you are using or the material, but I didn't have any trouble getting consistent results just by adjusting the pressure. 110 PSI would have been too high for me, and less than 80 wouldn't drive the cleat all the way.
2052038
I believe it is so the seams don't stack up. I used this liner as instructed and the finished job was perfect.
1487159
It's not more forgiving. You should only use 5/16 if you need to match up to a adjoining floor height. The only difference I recall is the 5/16 required more thinset because it's deeper.
345078
Yes, but if the fitting is longer than 1 inch deep you might have problems... making the bends.. Then it is better to use one without the ripple..
1394600
It's not necessary to have really high lb line the thicker the line the harder to cast ,plus the visibility issue ,I will typically use for the size of fish your aiming to catch ,6lb breaking strain , but you must remember to set your drag so if you catch a bigger fish you will give line before you break off,I find it's more fun on lighter line and teaches you to be patient rather than just dragging the fish in on heavy tackle ,hope this helps :-)
878293
Hi - This is the best answer I can find: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_control
2089001
Nope, the link count, pitch, and gauge are all wrong. You need a .325 inch pitch, a .063 gauge, and 81 link.count
2079678
You will definitely cover the mixing blade with a 2Q fill, and that is normal. If you're mixing a smaller quantity, you will have more success if you cover the blade (about 1Q).
756574
No, use the normal amount when you pump the tires. Have been using them for years with great results. Now remember, the liner won't stop a pinch flat or if you hit a curb for example. I've dug glass out of my wife's tires, great stuff.
114347
Hi-pitch is no problem. It takes out jet engine noise across the band.I don't think it's possible to catch the leading edge of a sharp event but I haven't tried that.