Will Dep 37584 work on small hairline basement floor cracks?
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I believe it will. I used it mostly on all size cracks on my basement foundation.
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yes. it Is light grey in color, but make sure you clean thoroughly. I've not had great luck with the outside stuff I did in the Fall.
1054365
it has consistency of thick paint, the idea is to get it in the crack as much as possible. If it beads above the crack then it will dry with that bead there, the floor will not be perfectly smooth. I tried with hair dryer to get as much as possible in the small crack, then wiped up the access. It came out ok. If it was thinner, it would work better. Hope that helps.
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dear john...letter.. ha?ha? sorry i just had to.. the crack-pac. stopped at the dirt for me when i used it. it states on the directions that if there is space behind you can/will loose it. if your mud jack filled the void behind the crack you should be ok. its too expensive to loose and you will pretty much know in the 1st tube. as you pump it in it should fill not fall out. if mud/dirt is not present behind you will have to find access somehow behind the crack. it worked great for me on a wall.. i have not tried floors (yet) good luck!!! "steph." t
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It will work, but you will have to wait so compressor recovers. Better off with hammer and chisel
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Yes. This cleaner says it is for bronze. You might have to use a soft toothbrush to clean the cracks and crevasses. If you need a stronger cleaner try Brasso. I believe it has more acid in it, then followup with this for the protection.
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It certainly would if your thickness is no greater than 3/8" . This staple is an excellent staple for "low profile" flooring installations
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How is the best way to apply it to floor joists in a low crawl space when a sprayer won't work!
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Without an issue it will. Pickup a few pads for that size project. It makes the job easier but it's still a job
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If you get the PacTool that is for 5/8" siding it should work. We have used it for certainteed and will use it for Hardie (tried the thickness and it worked) siding. Awesome!
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Yes you can use this gun on 5/8 Bamboo flooring. I've personally used this gun on flooring as thin as 5/16" but have not gone any thicker than 5/8". I would not suggest using it on 3/4" flooring however. This gun is perfect for engineered products, thinner depth hard woods or certain laminates. On a 3/4" flooring best to upgrade to a heavy duty flooring gun.
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try it, this more for concrete/when putting sealer.I recommend testing a small area first and letting it dry to see what happens.
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I think so but to be sure call 1-800-4dewalt. And make sure you have a strong vacuum system
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I just did this very thing and had poor results because the blade I use for that type of work was reAlly worn. With a new blade I have no doubt it would have performed well. I actually wore mine out removing grout between bricks on my house. That worked really good.
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Yes it works on all hard floors that are finished. You just need to use the right solution for your floor type.
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We used it to seal small (1/16") cracks in concrete after mixing it with Portland cement...so far the basement has been dry even on very rainy days when before we would get several gallons of water. Have not used it directly as a paint.
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A hammer drill set on hammer with a flat chisel works better with less dust. Follow that up with a heavy duty hand floor scraper.
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Use any standard rotary drill at medium-low speed with plenty of water for cooling. No hammer drill; that will crack any ceramic/marble/granite.
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Hey Ray, as this is not what the tool was designed for, the results would be unreliable at best. That said, this tool does a very good job at measuring even small levels of moisture in sheetrock and wood. If you only have a small section of carpet, best bet is to tear it out and put new in. Carpet is cheap compared to mold problems that might come along ifeven a small section remains wet under the carpet.