Primal Pit Paste : How easilly does this rub on &amp; spread?
1747246
I use an amount the size of a pea. It spreads easily and evenly as it warms to your body. So at first perhaps it feels a little "stiff" but it quickly changes to absorb nicely.
1947625
Both of these products are effective. I prefer the rub as it is easier to distribute evenly over an area. I have heard people mention that they use the oil first then top it with the rub. I hope this helps you.
1204146
Paste, and yes you use your hands to apply it. The heat from your hands melts it.
1228252
I think it spreads okay but not absorbed well into the skin because I can feel small grains. You should rub your heads many times for heating your hands and rub LUSH moisturizer with hands.
1372169
The instructions indicate you sprinkle it on a medium fire. Ok, that doesn't make any sence to me what so ever. I simply place the powder on a flat board and spread it out nicely. Then I insert the board carefully on top of the fire from the side. It seems to work well, and I don't get that crispy burnt hand feeling. Wish you the best.
1482122
It's very easy. Put 1oz in the bottle at a time. JBC is thick enough that you will not use all of it. It also spreads on it's own. A little goes a long way.
1627906
I deep condition with it, utilizing a "conditioning heat cap" , usually for 45 minutes on HIGH heat. I also utilize theEQyss Premier Cream Rinse and the Mega-Tek Pet Rebuilder. And I use my imagination with the rest, an egg, honey or other products(leave in so long, rinse out products). One product I use on my edges, is "Organic RootStimulator Hair Mayonnaise, It REALLY worked for me! I PRAY it works for you!
1836368
paste and it works really well. much better than soapy water, etc. I dilute in a water spray bottle.
1222620
I have never had the tan rub off onto anything. I've tried a lot of self-tanners. This is BY FAR the easiest and most natural tanning product I have ever used.
79252
I rub it in with bare hands, and your body heat will help melt the product into the leather. Then wipe off extra with a light rag.
1524832
Yes, I love this stuff and have applied it to several table tops. I usually pour it right on the table surface and hand rub it with an old t shirt. Coats go on quick and thin but they also dry quick. After 20 minutes or so it is ready for another coat. Also, if the wood you tested on was not smooth or maybe not stained yet (bare wood) it may absorb faster or soak into the pores more than on a stained piece. This finish is nice for when you have the color you want and don't want it to change after you apply the finish coat. Polyurethane is bad about changing the color after application. This will leave a nice sheen finish with minimal color change. Like I said each coat is thin, but I honesty prefer this method compared to thick coats. After two coats hand sand the surface very lightly with a high grit (320 -400) to smooth it out. After this the next few coats go on very nicely.
1410838
Hi, I have not used the roll-on, just the paste. The paste is terrific! I would highly recommend it!
528002
I was covering a medium green adirondack bench. I didn't sand or prime. After 2 coats the green is slightly visible. I think one more will do it. I used the whole can on two coats.
1812538
Of all the self tanning products I've tried, this comes off on my clothing the least. It's more the type of product that if you wear a white bra day after day for weeks, you'll probably find the straps starting to darken. It's not the type of thing (in my experience) that rubs off onto your white pants when you place your arm on your leg. I'm always cautious none the less. I have to say, this product spreads the most evenly of any that I've tried. In the past, I've used other lotions that I thought spread evenly until I see my skin directly in the sunlight. I then realize that I have dark and light patches. Rarely (if ever) have I noticed the patch problem with this one. Of all the self tanning products I've tried, this comes off on my clothing the least. It's more the type of product that if you wear a white bra day after day for weeks, you'll probably find the straps starting to darken. It's not the type of thing (in my experience) that rubs off onto your white pants when you place your arm on your leg. I'm always cautious none the less. I have to say, this product spreads the most evenly of any that I've tried. In the past, I've used other lotions that I thought spread evenly until I see my skin directly in the sunlight. I then realize that I have dark... » Read More Of all the self tanning products I've tried, this comes off on my clothing the least. It's more the type of product that if you wear a white bra day after day for weeks, you'll probably find the straps starting to darken. It's not the type of thing (in my experience) that rubs off onto your white pants when you place your arm on your leg. I'm always cautious none the less. I have to say, this product spreads the most evenly of any that I've tried. In the past, I've used other lotions that I thought spread evenly until I see my skin directly in the sunlight. I then realize that I have dark and light patches. Rarely (if ever) have I noticed the patch problem with this one. « Show Less
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I never experienced a powdery black substance rubbing off from the underside when drying the skillet. I love this product. I bought it for work (I'm a food/product demonstrator) and I use the skillet at home too. As a matter of fact I'm using the skillet Thursday for a demo.
2277380
That's exactly what I use it for, Ziggy. You don't need to use a lot, just a dab. I use the green (harsher) side of yellow/green pads to rub. MT
1934953
I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not annoying, the residual came off easily with Skin So Soft...probably any oil or lotion would work. Hope this helps. I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not... » Read More I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not annoying, the residual came off easily with Skin So Soft...probably any oil or lotion would work. Hope this helps. « Show Less