do i need any special tools to apply this stuff? like a caulking gun?
1041297
Yes we used a caulking gun, be sure to clean surface REALLY good before using, have patience and a good assistant to help if inside work has to be done. Also we used frog or painters tape to cover any area that needs protecting. It worked great but was messy. Just take your time and it should work well for you.
1041298
yes, very sticky. Have at room temp. Clean up with Acetone. Go slow, don't put a huge amount on and then have to move a large lump of it. Have a continues bead of about a 1/8 inch. Don't put bead on edge so that it slops out. Good luck
1041299
I used a caulking gun. As mentioned, it's sticky and you want a smooth application.
1041300
Yes, a calking gun works best to apply the 8609. It has a limited use after first opening. Do all you
1041301
Yes, this stuff is super thick. You need to get a heavy duty caulking gun . If you get a cheap one the gun will just bend . Also , soak the tube in some very hot water to make the glue come out easier .
1041302
Yes, you do. And you need a good one. It is very sticky and does not come out so easily. Use gloves. Humid and warm air reduces curing time. As Thomas said - it has limited time after opening, unless you seal it well.
1041303
Yes, you do. And you need a good one. It is very sticky and does not come out so easily.Use gloves. Humid and warm air reduces curing time.As Thomas said - it has limited time after opening, unless you seal it well.
1574431
No you will need a grout removal tool. I use one in my multi tool. They also make them for sawzall. Good luck.
619066
u do NOT need special tools, small phillips head screwdriver and a spatula (like the one used to patch drywall holes)
1680047
Yes, you do need a 'small' caulking gun such as from Lowes or Home Depot for about $3.
1197301
There would be no problem at all. Love the caulk gun. I don't bother using it for small jobs because it is a bit bulky. It has ALWAYS performed like a champ with thick or thin viscosity caulks.
1385378
Yes, typically a standard caulking gun is used. Here is the measurement of each tube for your reference: 8 1/2" height & 2" wide. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
952555
Try 3m caulk remover. May not dissolve it, but at least should make removal easier
1643602
The Crack-Pac I used came with a large tube the size that fits a standard caulking gun and a small tube that functions as an application spout. Part A of the epoxy is in the large tube, Part B of the epoxy is in the small tube. When connected together (and following the directions) the two parts are mixed. Once mixed, the epoxy compound can be applied to the crack. The mix is watery and flows easily into the crack. A tube does not go far (maybe 24" - depending on the size and depth of the crack). I was pleased with the results. Hope this helps.
1298798
Using the Fluid Film gun, just use it as it comes from the can. I haven't tried a regular gun. Probably too thick
322086
Clean-up should be similar to silicone caulk, razor and possibly a solvent. The cleaner you apply it the cleaner it will come off.
1911669
Make sure you get some bolts to screw into the house and caulking to seal it.
794359
Yes, use a caulking gun to apply, or put some on the end of something to apply. If you use to repair cooler make sure it is warm and dry to apply let set 24 hours and you should be good to go.
131996
Yes. Crown need only be +/- 1/16 or so to look perfect. You're going to caulk anyway. This thing is as precise as anything out there - and probably far more precise than you can be with a steel tape.
1386356
You can make it as thin as the size of hole you cut at the end of the tube. Just know that even on the slowest speed, the smaller the bead the faster it comes out. So just be prepared to move fast. By the way this was a great investment. I would recommend this tool to anyone who does a lot of caulking.
1363636
yes, there is a glue you apply so it will fix to irregular surfaces. I applied a silicon caulk arround the edges too. Works great!
155338
Yes, I was able to do mine from outside, only using a caulk gun and my hands. for me the rods were not long enough so I went to Home Depot and purchased rods that were about an inch longer and it worked perfectly for me.
509626
No. You have to use some kind of adhesive. I used contact cement (sprayed on)