Will this work as a waterproof seal/gap filler for around a flagpole?
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Surface must be absolutely clean and free from dust. When applying, taper slightly away from pole so water will run off. Assuming we are speaking of the pole being set in concrete, it should work well..
2198438
To be honest with can't answer that. If it is a dry location I can't see any reason why not. But it will not handle water there are no seals or gaskets to keep it out. But where it's dry there's no problem
870195
I used these with 12 gage wire and soldered the wires to the pins ... the wire OD (w/insulation) was ok inside the ferrule seal piece but I don't know how it would work with 16 gage wire ... if it's too loose, it would affect the waterproof integrity ... in this case, you might try using a silicone sealant.
1031487
Will likely need a threshold seal as well to be completely waterproof. This will be 95% effective on its own.
618661
I purchased a lightweight, collapsing flagpole at Harbor Freight on sale for about $50. But, any flagpole with a smaller base than the holder should work. The flagpole I use expands out to 20 feet.
1109768
I dont know, We've used it to hold a metal rail to a metal overhead cabinet sliding door, and for plastic repairs, I've personaly used it to fix a corner hole in my tail light cover so I can say that it is water proof once dry. I also tried to use it in a screw whole where the whole was stripped out but that didnt hold do to constant use. sorry I could answer your question.
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The hole this ring makes is rather small requiring me to use thin snap hooks. As the smaller hooks are available this was no problem. Another consideration is the surface area of the rings when they are compressed together. Smaller rings will have smaller surface area. Since your flag will be whipped by the wind, I recommend larger size grommets to maximize the surface area of the connection between the two grommet pieces when they are squeezed together.
1413448
it really depends on how thick the flagpole is. I know the ones I bought would never work. The wind would rip it right off even if the pole is narrow enough.
1466407
By using an outdoor recepticle box with Gasket you should be ok , however waterproof from a direct spray of water.......Idoubt it
1042306
That is what I mostly use it for and it works great. You will have to split it to remove it however. I like it much better than coax seal but it is probably not capable of water immersion.
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Kathie: Not unless you want the sand or water to leak out. I used heavy duty Velcro strips to attach my aluminum sign to the sign. It worked pretty good even in the high Kansas winds. Hope this helps. tmw
264254
Yes......however, I used it to cover my pontoon boat over the winter. Good news: waterproof and lightweight.Bad news: it will NOT make it thru another winter. Wearing thru at any sharp edges of the boat.
776632
I would think so as it's pretty heavy duty. My concern though would be striking power lines with the flag pole. Not a good idea...
1287232
Hi, I'm pretty sure it is just for one can. I have used this in the military (on electrical connections on up on the mast) and highly recommend it for sealing an electrical connection outside. First we would tape tightly with electrical tape (used at least half the roll of tape) extending past connection a good 4 - 5 " on both sides, then applied two coats on top of the tape (left 1/2-1" of ends of tape exposed). Would come back about 6 months later and connection was dry (is a slight pain to get off, used a blade to open it up (careful) and then tried to peel it off). I bought some just to have in-case I need it... caught an extension cord with the snow-blower last winter. I will use it to patch a few holes in the insulation. 1 Ib is most the time about 16oz of liquid, Some liquids can weight more (molten metal). I would think the weight they are talking about at the end of their description "1.4 lb" is probably one can. I'm not sure where they get the 8.8 oz shipping weight?
1094708
It will seal and protect pine bark just fine. Be aware that it is a gloss finish and will make the final product somewhat shiny. If the item will be outdoors and exposed to the elements, you should consider a water-proofer product instead.
2131366
Sorry can't help you but definitely that's a good question. I guess it will keep the water seal since the resulting bulge goes really almost unnotice!
82138
The answer is yes but I was wondering why you wouldn't use a waterproof construction grade adhesive in will work but you might find it expensive since I really don't know the entire scope of the job I hope this helps I would be more than happy to help further if I get a little more detail about the job hope this is helpful good luck with your project Gil