I am installing a set of lights in a pond and the base is plastic, I want to seal them to flat slate, will this product work?
1869918
Yes, that should work perfectly. I am not sure if it has any specifics for electrical, but that sounds exactly like what this stuff would be used for.
706712
I actually had a flat surface to put it on, however the light stopped working with in 30 days....i would not purchase this again.....
1781195
Yes I would think. I have a 30' x 12-15' irregular shaped pool with white plaster and it covers well. Make sure the orientation when installed is right. If the location of the light is on the longer side then set it to wider beam and on the shorter wall use the longer beam. Its done by rotating the reflector when installed.
1203895
It is true. But you probably need a flat surface. I stuck it to the underside of my wood cabinets, and it fell off unless I supplemented with package tape. Perhaps the heat from the LEDs affects the adhesion.
1448650
Yes, I believe so. I used it to seal a painted troth of the water feature in my back garden
360148
I never tried it over plastic. It says to use glass tops but if the lights are not to hot and they are nit melting the plastic then All You can do is try. Cause I really don't know.
302137
It sure will. You'll need to temporarily plug them, apply product and clear holes with a drill bit after product has hardened. This stuff is designed to seal pinholes and is very effective.
1853239
I wouldn't trust it on plastics of any kind as it is intended to be used on natural stone floors to remove sealers and coatings. You may ruin your fence. What exactly are you trying to remove on your vinyl fence?
1053862
This product is not the best choice due to the humidity and water that will be present in that area. You would be better off using a waterproof varnish (found at a hardware store) or the Liquitex Soluvar Varnish.
1969216
Yes. That is what I have substituted in all of my step lights on my front as well as the lights along my driveway. As long as they have the push-in base as the incandescent lamps, they will work, plus they don't have the heat that melts the plastic and discolors the reflectors.
278005
Don't know but take any round peace of plastic do go ontop of the fixture under the insulation
2067442
You'd be better off getting some outdoor caulk for that. This stuff expands and is for pond waterfalls.
1622018
Yes, Clear-Seal will work well on flagstone pavers with no problem. It will get glossier with multiple coats.
115150
I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it? I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
950730
the epoxy putty hardens as hard as a rock, so if you are putting it on vinyl that is flexible, it will come off in not too long of a time. If the vinyl is up against a rigid structure to keep it from flexing, then it might work. I would scuff up the area with some very rough sandpaper, and then apply the epoxy putty. Make sure when you mix it, it is mixed thoroughly. If the vinyl is not rigid, then I would find some flexible type underwater glue.
1838173
Yes definitely. Used it to seal a skylight on a previous motorhome. Just be sure to clean the surface of the skylight as directed in the instructions.
76572
Yes please be sure to seal it with done sort of glue around the edges. And don't lose the corner lights like i did.