What;s the best way to apply this system? What is the drying time between coats?
462251
I used a RV type scrub brush for the rubber cleaner available in camping or department stores. I used a sponge mop to apply the protectant sealer. It was easy, fast, and worked wonderfully. Of course weather conditions determine the drying time, but it dries very fast. I think I allowed an hour or so after the cleaning and the sealer dries very fast - while your applying (it in small 3 foot sections) you can see the previous section drying while working on the next. I believe it recommended 24 hours before rain, so check weather. Apply at least two coats sealer (wait about 3 hours after first) - Great Product!
1619871
I think this would work well. I would apply it on sparingly. Let dry and do another coat. It should look very well when your done. Make sure to wear gloves. It will stain your hands.
1686898
it should work great apply thin layer let it dry , then add another after you have filled it in and you are happy with the results let it dry 24 hours and you should be good to go good luch!!!
334401
First hold nozzle under hot water to clear it, one minute. Dry can; shake well. You should spray 12 inches from the shoe/boot with a sweeping back and forth even motion. The leather/suede will appear wet but don't freak out, and don't over saturate. Once completly dry it return to normal color. Let footwear stand to air dry 12 hours; if suede I re-applied a second coat the same way, 12 hours to air dry completely. Remove laces if any, lay them flat and spray them both sides also. This product is great. I used it on my Beige suede sneakers from Aldos ($90)....Beautiful.
823341
You should apply at least two coats but you can can make it go further if you apply the extra coat in the high moisture areas where water will come into direct contact of your surface. Hope this helps.
485782
It all depends on how thick the application ends up. Thin paint-like coats only tend to last 6-15 seconds. Thick strings like letters or filling in cavities will last longer. 1-3 minutes. It shrinks alot while drying, too. So multiple applications may be necessary. No better or worse than other glo-crafts.
2247069
I would say 400-450 and I would recommend 3 coats min. I did 2 and it was not enough. I had some additional work on my house after I finished the floor. The pros normally do 2-3 then come back after everyone is done and do an addition coat or two.
1717360
Hi Mark, I used this system, it is awesome. You just mix the small can into the lg can and mix well. As the others have said, ventilation is key. I did mine in a garage with the doors open and it was still overwhelming. Another great trick, if you have some leftover, you most likely will, you can stop the reaction process by putting the cans with the leftover in the freezer. Just take them out and let them warm up by themselves to do another coat. I did this on my old clawfoot tub, I had a very good result. Good luck ! Judy
1733663
Light coat 1st let dry as instructed then second coat and keep a wet edge Great stuff
1615979
I'm tossing out a guess here based on my recent usage of one can of the hardener and resin. I got a nice, hard coat formed on a slab of plywood (the transom of a boat) by giving it three separate applications. One application will do fine if you are looking for moisture resistance. For water-proof you'll need at least two, maybe more evenly applied applications. As far as how far it will stretch, I'm guessing that you can put a single coat on three sheets of 6x8 plywood (both sides) before you ran out. Hopefully, that will give you a mental picture of how much surface one can can cover. (See also: www.westsystem.com/ss/thinning-west-system-epoxy/ I'm tossing out a guess here based on my recent usage of one can of the hardener and resin. I got a nice, hard coat formed on a slab of plywood (the transom of a boat) by giving it three separate applications. One application will do fine if you are looking for moisture resistance. For water-proof you'll need at least two, maybe more evenly applied applications. As far as how far it will stretch, I'm guessing that you can put a single coat on three sheets of 6x8 plywood (both sides) before you ran out. Hopefully, that will give you a mental picture of how much surface one can can cover.... » Read More I'm tossing out a guess here based on my recent usage of one can of the hardener and resin. I got a nice, hard coat formed on a slab of plywood (the transom of a boat) by giving it three separate applications. One application will do fine if you are looking for moisture resistance. For water-proof you'll need at least two, maybe more evenly applied applications. As far as how far it will stretch, I'm guessing that you can put a single coat on three sheets of 6x8 plywood (both sides) before you ran out. Hopefully, that will give you a mental picture of how much surface one can can cover. (See also: www.westsystem.com/ss/thinning-west-system-epoxy/ « Show Less
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I apply it like any other nail product and a coat dries in a few minutes. I typically do 2-3 coats. I love this stuff and am getting ready to order more. I finally have nails!
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Dries to walk on in 3 - 4 hours- depending on weather. We waited 4 days for furniture- no issues, but it was pretty hot - in the 90's. Second coat went on after the 3-4 hour wait. Hope that helps. Stuff is HARD to apply. We needed 3 colors to get one that would work. Rust Oleum was useless when asked for help. The stuff seems to work ok but it's also expensive. Billooltewah USA
1908514
I used the same roller that came in the kit. Applied two coats sparingly, let them dry completely between coats. It does give a nice texture.
1291551
Just one coat is enough, it is self Seattle paint if it's not look good you can do other one after it's dry .it should dry in 24 hr or 48 hr is most. Now as you have paint is not dry so don't use until you see it's dry other wise it is get wrinkly when you use it.
989239
Here's what I have learned through trial and sometimes error. These times are usually dependent on whatever brand polish you are using. Some will say on the box or bottle. Others I kind of just figured out on my own. Usually to be safe I do 30 seconds for base coats on brands that do not give instruction. I go 1 min on color if it is gel. I will go 3-4 on non gel colors. Top coat I go 1 min as well. I will say that I am a. Mom and tend to be paranoid when it comes to freshly done nails, so I give it a "just in case" amount of time. Good luck!
1286176
How long did you wait in between coats? You should let the first coat dry and cure for 48 hours and then do another coat. Don't do another coat on an hour like it says. It will just peel. As far as fixing it, you will need to sand, clean, and.start over. Make sure you mix each bucket individually and then add one to the other and mix it again. Also keep the room cool. I put a fan in the room. Not only does it help with vetilation, but it helpls it cure in the proper temperture. Hope this helps.
509295
Make sure to read label because that will tell you if you have the water, or weather proof product. Always let dry at least 12 hours and put on a second coat. Hope this helps.