Is this silicone tubing peroxide cured ? Thank you.
1127753
The packaging is not marked, so you would need to contact the manufacturer to be sure. A search for the model number comes up with peroxide-cured tubing. Regardless, it is NSF 51 certified, so it is safe for use with food.
1411579
I believe it would work in the short term but would not rely on it as a permanent fix as the gas will degrade the silicone over time. Visit the permatex FAQ page for more details. They recommend Form-a-Gasket products for gasoline environments.
1034092
No, I had to order the tubing separate. It is Medela Silicone Tubing For Freestyle Breast Pump # 8007232.
810585
Yes. The name "goop" adequately describes the stuff as it comes out of the tube. When cured (24 hr.) it's like tire rubber, so it's actually better than most glues for uneven surfaces.
1051826
Mine was good until next year. Also a friend of mine that was a chemist told me if you keep them in the fridge because of the peroxide it really extends the life. So I started doing that and have used tubes when I bought 12 one time over a course of two and a half years. I never noticed a difference in then and when fresh when I started doing that. Hope that helps.
1485943
Yes, it is silicone based. It works great. A little pricy, but a very good product.
702798
The only thing I've every really used was in a squeeze tube and was purchased at the local Ace Hardware. It's a clear gel that drys to the touch in 10 minutes or so but takes 12 to 24 hours to cure. That cure time is unfortunate but I will say it is tenacious after that and no further repair to that spot will ever be needed again. If you happen upon something faster let me know! Thanks.
981756
Check their website, but I wouldn't recommend alcohol on anything made of silicone (or any other petroleum-based material). The silicone will dry out much faster, though you may not notice it at first. If mild soap and warm water (not hot) doesn't do it for you, try hydrogen peroxide. As with anything like this, use sparingly and dry thoroughly. Also, based on your question, I'd suggest cleaning them AFTER use, and storing them in the case clean, then they're ready to go when you are.
1933243
Yes, yes, and no:) It is a special FDA approved food-grade silicone raw material, which is BPA FREE! No fiberglass so you can cut it to size if you want! Thanks for the great questions!
1003774
Mine cured to a matte finish. Used it to coat inside of my new infrared grill fire box to prevent rust.
2270718
Its not a glue it harden and is used more for ill fitting dentures. I hope this helps! Good luck.
1493297
I don't think it has either. It looks like plastic tubing to me. U would have to contact the manufacture to make sure. I have used this product and it works great. I am very satisfied.
952657
Yes, a clear silicone seal; however the seal started to bubble just like the others after about a year. these seals are just substandard products. I think that they should call it China standard instead of the great American standard............I am going to buy three more seals only from an American manufacturer, it should be resistant to the hard water (Keeney K831-3 3-Inch Replacement Silicone Flapper Seal, Clear)
434523
No, I bought 35% Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide. The Protocol didn't work, but I bought the product.
1870420
Cheap curing causes silicone to come out of the membrane. No permanent fix, this works.
111416
I don't belive so. One thing about silicone is nothing really sticks to it. Not even silicone itself.
1878580
As far as I can tell, it is 100% silicone. I have used it for molding custards and it works well, very flexible and easy to get the custards out intact.