Can this be used to adhere neoprene to professional grade dragon skin silicon? And will it hold securely in water for extended usage? thank you.
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I used this on neoprene waders been a year now so its' been holding on real well, not sure on the dragon skin deal, but works well on neoprene waders :) made a 300.00 set of waders not leak anymore and its clear so not noticeable. I hope this helps :)
1901817
Possibly, but I would recommend silicone sealant/adhesive for a more secure, flexible, and weatherproof adhesion for your application. Once the silicone adhesive has completely cured (24 hours), it is totally safe and non-toxic to wildlife.
2221978
I don't see why not. It's not something that is heavy, so you shouldn't have a problem. Just to be sure though, I would recommend you follow the instructions and allow the adhesive to dry 24 hours before so it can be stuck on real good. I used it to hold a device from my headset and it stays on very well. I don't have a problem with it falling off.
79300
Household silicone RTV adhesive is just fine in water (it's used for the corner joints in home aquariums), but I wouldn't trust it for repeated exposure to near-boiling water.....It just isn't strong enough at those temps.
2092936
I would not recommend it. From experience, this glue will separate from adjoining parts if not prepped properly. Recommend using a clear silicone...
9247
I believe it would stay pretty well. The adhesive is strong. I use it primarily for gripping on smooth polymer /plastic surface and haven't had it fail on me yet. Additionally, I trust it to hold in all manner of situations... Including rain/wet.
466360
The surface is smooth, but not glassy so it may not work for what you have in mind. It holds up to the temp of my embossing heat gun, but I don't think it's designed to withstand the intense temps of an industrial heat gun. Most silicone for household use is rated for 450F degrees. I suggest you look at the wattage on your heat gun and then go to their web site to see if you can get a better answer to your question, sorry.
1441896
I use it to to secure my wife's Lidoderm patches and it holds over 12 hours.without hurting her skin,
2063786
It's the same as a patch with glue but much faster and seals better. I used it on a Sevylor raft and I would buy this product again when it runs out. It will seal a hole that is under the water line but I don't think it can be applied to a wet raft. I have had no problems with the raft or the patch coming off. It is leaps and bounds better than glue.
895767
It should if it has the tripod mount thread but it depends on your application. Seeing as the model camera you mentioned is useful for underwater I don't see why you couldn't use this except that I'm not sure how well the neoprene covering would hold up as it seems relatively permeable and less water-resistant. Also, I might put something on the actual threads to avoid possible corrosion from the saltwater as I don't doubt the durability of the handle itself but just the threads. Even though it's advertised as a stabilization system it's just a handle and it's all about how steady your hand is with the camera and if the camera itself has auto-stabilizing features. It should if it has the tripod mount thread but it depends on your application. Seeing as the model camera you mentioned is useful for underwater I don't see why you couldn't use this except that I'm not sure how well the neoprene covering would hold up as it seems relatively permeable and less water-resistant. Also, I might put something on the actual threads to avoid possible corrosion from the saltwater as I don't doubt the durability of the handle itself but just the threads. Even though it's advertised as a stabilization system it's just a handle and it's all about how steady your hand... » Read More It should if it has the tripod mount thread but it depends on your application. Seeing as the model camera you mentioned is useful for underwater I don't see why you couldn't use this except that I'm not sure how well the neoprene covering would hold up as it seems relatively permeable and less water-resistant. Also, I might put something on the actual threads to avoid possible corrosion from the saltwater as I don't doubt the durability of the handle itself but just the threads. Even though it's advertised as a stabilization system it's just a handle and it's all about how steady your hand is with the camera and if the camera itself has auto-stabilizing features. « Show Less
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Hi Buddy,I work as a roadie its the toughest tape I have ever seen.Don't think it would stand actual immersion in water but iv seen it hold m/cycle seats and such together that have been exposed to the weather for long periods.Cross hatch it and tape over ends.hope this helpsPete
890381
Not sure. I tried to glue something plastic to my skin with it and it did not hold at all. Sorry, I can't be more help.
1413771
Yes keep that on! You don't want to make any slits in it at all or the silicone leaks out.
2065329
The answer to that question is "Yes", the most you would have to do is re-prepare it by running warm water over the neoprene cup...
937454
We have had customers use on neoprene suits but did not receive any feedback so this is an application that you would need to test to determine how well it works for your needs. This specific formula is tested and intended for use on outdoor synthetic fabrics such as those used in tents, awnings, etc.
1329666
This is REALLY great stuff... however, it will stick to ANYTHING! We used it for spot repairs on an industrial metal roof. Absolutely no leaks since and it has held up through all types of New England weather, but prepare to throw away whatever it comes in contact with. It has a catalyst additive that needs to be stirred pretty well to activate it, and cleaning our paint stirrer bit was a messy job and there is rubber all over the wash room that won't come off - metal grates, concrete floor, etc.
2165201
No, this products is flimsy sheet of neoprene. It offers no type of support or stabilization. It doesn't have any positive or productive use in my opinion. I'd send you mine if it wasn't in the garbage.