Is this what is used after the porc-a-fix chip filler?
927835
I chipped my stove and used only this product to fill the hole and it worked great. I didn't need to use anything else.
361922
If it's a pinhole it might work. It does dry very fast and you must thoroughly scrub/file/sand/clean the area to which the filler will be applied. Good luck.
2052346
Donna, this kit will be able to take care of both chips....BUT you will need to apply the epoxy in about a minute or less as it will QUICKLY hardened!
110603
No, this is a tiny tube of softer stuff that you can use to fill in any small cracks or dimples-- it just dries, you don't mix it to get it to activate. I think you're looking for the Bondo body filler: http://www.amazon.com/Bondo-265-Lightweight-Filler-Can/dp/B000BOHIYQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1367263997&sr=8-1&keywords=bondo
366382
I used that gumy stuff LOL it worked great and was able to save it to reuse it. Hope this helps
2057959
Im not a pro, don't think you are supposed to use it over gel polish. I did the same thing and it cracked on me as well. You need to use ibd just gel polish top coat to avoid this.
251905
I use a little soap and water. I reviewed that it chipped, which it did. But so far that is the only chip and I still use all three.
1053352
The Ceramic filler is suitable for exterior tile repairs. The filler is water resistant when sealed with Lacquer Brush Pen that comes in the kit. The filler after applied should sit for 24 hours before putting any outdoor furniture on top for full curing. Thank you
1419499
no, try to perhaps sand the chips down. what i would do is use a heavy duty rubbing compound to even out and smoothen the surface to avoid any abnormalities after the wrap is applied. buying a vinyl applicator may help with the adhesion
1758740
Yes, I did that exact repair.You must do this in stages, as it will take more than one application, if a hole is involved.This formula drys to a hard finish, build it up by stages.
2168881
I cut one end to enable a bend. I lined up the two pieces, then cemented it in place, called it a day. If you want a sealant, silicon paste may work.
935954
I put it on after I've applied foundation and concealer. I use it as a finishing powder.
359594
I can't answer that question without researching all of the numbers referenced. However, I have had 30 years of body shop experience so perhaps I can give you some insight. We always used "Duraglass" for major restoration where strength is important. It's a mixture of fiberglass resin and cloth shreds. It's not good for final finishing so you need regular "bondo" on top of the fiberglass filler. If you need to cover large holes then fiberglass cloth and resin is what you need. Hope that helps.
66495
I bought this and it is the worst thing in the world. The gel and powder mix blended together put off a horrible, I mean HORRIBLE smell, I don't even know how to explain it, like chemicals really. After all that, it didn't reline my dentures, either. As far as the smooth broken crack help, not sure. I used superglue to patch a spot that had become so thin, a little hole appeared. Not sure if you can smooth a broken crack. Just be sure to let the super glue completely dry. I never tasted the glue either, worked like a charm! Good luck to you, but seriously, do NOT by the d.o.c. reline it. I had such a bad experience with it, I'm afraid to try other brands now!
1755867
Works really good as a filler for scratches. Also, it had been awhile and I made the mistake of shaving the edge of of a countertop that I had just ironed on without putting tape down to protect the top from the roller on the bit. Marred the top edge pretty bad. I was able to apply a skim coat with two different colors on the calico top with a razor blade for a pretty good repair. I'm the only person who notices it. I also skimed a coat on a blemish on a bathroom vanity top and with some wet sandpaper made a beautiful flawless repair. Only thing was that I was never able to match the color exactly but still the vanity is much better than it was. Just looks like it has a manufacturing flaw. I've used the stuff four times now I think. Saved my life! If you were good I suppose you could skim a coat over a burn? Perhaps you could take it down just a wee bit with your thumb and a piece of sandpaper and then do the skim. Good luck.
433769
The West System 207 special clear is made for doing that. Let it cure for three to four days. It is not fully hardened after only 24 hours. West System 404 is used as an additive to thicken the epoxy for filling cracks and knot holes. You remove bubbles by briefly using a heat gun over the surface of the poured epoxy. There are lots of YouTube videos on how to do that.
2211086
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INQUIRY. you should not have to use another product in combination if needed reapply as needed