Can this be melted &amp; reformed into individual bars?
1876566
Yes, but beware that this soap arrives molded and hard. It's not fresh at all. I still used it, I cut the outside off because I didn't want to waste my money or time shipping it back. Choose another vender if you can.
1928979
I don't believe so, it's made for tempered choc and then in the fridge. It would prob melt in the oven
849442
Depends on how big a piece you need to treat. I have annealed small parts with a small propane torch. Remember heating is only part of the process.
1456013
I haven't tried to do this but I would imagine since they are plastic they would melt - maybe not in short time increments. I wouldn't recommend it personally but that is just my opinion.
1877200
No, this mold is made of aluminum, so the temperatures required to melt copper is much higher than what this mold can handle. I suggest an iron mold for what you want.
2238573
Use a heat gun to make pliable.... and 50/50 water/ alcohol in a spray bottle
332080
Use a flame, or something hot enough to melt it. Treat it as you would nylon or poly rope, paracord, etc.
612942
Burn the frayed part with a lighter or a match. It will melt together. I hope this helps and have a great night.
235346
Yikes - pretty sure this would result in a melting pile of plastic/gel. You can keep them cool in the frig and then apply them. If you're looking for heat - use a different product....there's a microwavable or freezer product from Mother Love.
840060
Even though, I am sure you could... I wouldn't recommend it, since it isn't rigid; unless you will be using the oven racks as a "psedo-cookie sheet," then perhaps it could be done.
2097558
It can only be cut up....this isn't like regualr melt and pour soap...its not made the same
2018883
I'm not sure if you are wrapping the rebar, or what, but it should do it, no problem. You might be able to do it with one (double) package. It depends on how thick you are going with it. Just make sure you really mix the two putties together (a and b) really well so they are unified before you apply it.
432364
No. This is like cooking on a screen. Anything that needs to solidify by baking would melt right through the large holes in this screen. This is like a Teflon coated wire fencing.
304752
I'm sure you could..but you'd be heating a very large area..I would use a solder gun to melt old solder..which is typically 700 to 750 degrees..
1267257
Two halves of a piece to be melted together later. I made one half then when making the second half, I put the already made half on top and let that harden together. It saved the putting them together later step. It worked well for me. Good luck! :)
550359
Absolutely! It just depends how long you cook it ... Maybe do a minute or less per strip to start, then adjust to preference once you get the idea.
663553
I guess you could but not really sure. They are just little wax blocks so I suppose you could melt them in the oven and the end result would be the same but I've never done it that way.