Anyone compare this against Blackfire WD Polymer Spray Sealant?
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I don't know about the Blackfire stuff, but I am very impressed with the Klasse product. I applied it to my black Subaru in the summer and the shine has still not dulled or faded. We have had the worst winter on record up here in Vermont and I am washing the car at least two or three times per week. The shine on the car has not gotten filmy or dulled as it has in past years and looks like it has just been detailed. I did the same thing to my wife's 12 year old silver X type Jaguar and the shine remains. This product is great and I highly recommend it. Just make sure to apply it VERY sparingly on a cool car and not in the sun. Wipe it off with a microfiber cloth and watch the shine emerge ! I also apply a topcoat of pure carnouba (?) wax by Mother's to increase the gloss. This isn't necessary but a lot of people do it.
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The product makes a mess. Any repairs or sealing that you do, one needs to spray the product in a tin can and use a brush to seal. I have used the variety of flex seal products. For a sealing/protective job, I would by-pass the aforementioned product. Gorilla glue is a great product.
1956146
The manual suggest to use mineral sprit-type materials only. Do not use material with a flash point lower than 70F. Paint thinner outta work for a cleaner of oil base paint. I don't know if WD 40 would have ill effects on seals, o rings, and such. Should be fine for metal parts. Remember to use the anti-freeze type liquid when planning to stow away the machine else the aluminum parts will corrode and rust togeater calling for a tear down of the parts. WD 40 is good for everything-I've never damaged anything using it.
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Dries fairly hard like hard rubber. Multi coats work well. Goes on fairly thin. Not as thick as rubber undercoat. More like thick paint going on than rubber. Much easier to apply than rubber undercoat. Dries hard like a bed liner. I was pleased with this product.
2017566
You can see the comparison at the bottom of the Elements page. Only thing that separates the two is some crappy software. Save your money buy the WD Element.
1052106
Do u mean inside ur grey/black tanks? I Am not sure. If u need a 100% waterproof seal on the poly tanks I wouldn't trust it. (Silicone for that). If u are just needing it for something like insulating around pipes entering or leaving the framework/body construction, just go for the regular expanding foams.
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It used to not be twice as much not sure why it is now i did not have a problem with it gunking up. The thicker stuff stays around a little better if you really heat up your firearm with high round counts or really hot weather. It's a good product however I moved on to frog lube and now seal 1 as i think they do a better job at clean up time.
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The Interdynamics stuff is totally different then the Cliplight sealer. The method of installation of the two also varies. The ID sealer failed for me after a month, and I am waiting to see how my recently installed Cliplight sealer holds up.
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I had a black 1979 Harley Fatbob Superglide a long time ago and I used a paste wax once. I found it got caught in every nook and cranny. At the time I used Armorall and it worked great. You just have to make sure not to use any oil on hot pipes as it will "blue" them or stain them if not wiped off. The Collinite (like all pastes) is hard to get out of hard to reach places. Don't know if this helps or not.
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We have had great success with our materials in this application vs. conventional rubber I have attached a link to our run dry data. The material itself as stronger wear characteristics and excellent hydrolytic stability however we do recommend that our customers change yearly and carry a spare in case if fouling. Hope this helps.https://www.gcsmarine.com/content/impellers/impellers
2252598
I used the spray on rubber sealer on the inside, It helped a little. Don't plan on using the blind right away because the fumes will be overpowering.
715758
It is more pliable and works much better than packing tape. Worth the money in my opinon. Better than any other product I've ever seen for closing gaps in windows and wood surrounds
1000640
If you have strand bamboo its very likely you have POLYURETHANE SEALANT. I have Cali Bamboo and its final coat sealant is REFFERT ACRYKIC POLYURETHANE UV ANIT-SCRATCHFINAL COAT. I use Black Diamond and get much better results then Bona
859661
Sorry I can't answer your question, I've never compared both products side by side. I can only comment on what Metal Rescue claims to do.
486840
Completely different this is a glaze. I wouldn't recommend I wasn't impressed with the blacklight. I haven't used jet seal but, I have used liquid glass, it is incredible. Been using it for years as a sealant
1911069
What a flashback. "Permatex" used to be known as the black, sticky gunk that sealed anything on an automobile in my youth, from a leaking gas tank to a dripping oil pressure gauge to a blown gasket. But, alas, this is not that wonderful gunk. This is much friendlier, though with an initial vinegar smell from the glacial acetic acid in the compound. The smell goes away. Today, I think the closest you can get is Permatex 24105 Ultra Black Maximum Oil Resistance RTV Silicone Gasket Maker, 10.6 oz. Cartridge on Amazon.
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It is recommended to still use a sealer like Bulletproof from Dupont. Since the Revitalizer is water based and bulletproof is too. Use Revitalizer like a daily cleaner.