Can it be used to cover up a 30" crack in the wall. Will it sand smooth so the tape won't be seen when painted?
455964
I wouldn't buy this stuff again. There is cheaper generic versions at your local hardware store that work better.
455965
no, it needs to adhere to itself, it is for wrapping. it cannot fix a wall. You need joint compound and joint tape for that.
455966
probably not. It gets its strength from being wrapped around itself. The epoxy bonds best when wrapped not applied in a single layer. Seek a wall crack repair!!!
455967
Maybe, depends upon how well you willing to address the sanding to smooth it after it has cured.
506537
I am afraid it would tear and ding too easily. It is thin enough that imperfections in a wall show through. So I would not use it where there is wear and tear.
2035240
It might work if you first fill the larger gap with little pieces of wood mixed with glue, then letting it dry up. Only then you can fill the top part of the crack with Plastic Wood, let it dry then sand & finish. Good luck!!
521406
It most likely will, this is the Permanent version, if you want something that will not hurt your walls and other items try to temporary double sided tape
1617183
Depends on how rough. maybe lightly sand it if its real rough, but if not, go ahead and put on the plywood. I used it to put over comic book pages that was glued on the wall and then painted the wall. It looked fine.
943060
No, not unless the paint is already loose. I used it around a painted steel patio door all winter. The best weatherstrip I've ever used, but don't expect to open the door or window until the tape is completely removed.
1202457
It is not a thick paint and no it will not hide imperfections! Just so you know I am a professional painter. If you have little dings or any scratches normally you need to fill them with some form of wood putty, sand and smooth and then spot prime those areas. The nuvo paint does not require any primer but any time you do a repair you should prime otherwise the spit you fix will flash (show through). The nuvo really makes the job so much easier because their is no priming necessary. Also I would buy a 4" permafiber roller sleeve (can be found in any quality paint store) usually called a hot dog roller sleeve. The sleeve they give you I found make bubbles. Hope this is helpful! It is not a thick paint and no it will not hide imperfections! Just so you know I am a professional painter. If you have little dings or any scratches normally you need to fill them with some form of wood putty, sand and smooth and then spot prime those areas. The nuvo paint does not require any primer but any time you do a repair you should prime otherwise the spit you fix will flash (show through). The nuvo really makes the job so much easier because their is no priming necessary. Also I would buy a 4" permafiber roller sleeve (can be found in any quality paint store) usually called... » Read More It is not a thick paint and no it will not hide imperfections! Just so you know I am a professional painter. If you have little dings or any scratches normally you need to fill them with some form of wood putty, sand and smooth and then spot prime those areas. The nuvo paint does not require any primer but any time you do a repair you should prime otherwise the spit you fix will flash (show through). The nuvo really makes the job so much easier because their is no priming necessary. Also I would buy a 4" permafiber roller sleeve (can be found in any quality paint store) usually called a hot dog roller sleeve. The sleeve they give you I found make bubbles. Hope this is helpful! « Show Less
1084224
My guess is it would leave marks behind. I have yet to use the tape because of that.
207557
I don't believe that you have to use this tape. The glue (if properly done will hold things together. The tape will make it look more finished and cover up any glue mistakes.
582791
Don't think that this product would work to fill in or smooth out a surface crack as it was not meant to be exposed to the outside elements. Once heat or moisture builds up around this product, it can get sticky and will probably start smearing all over your screen.
1060962
Yes, it'll bond to almost anything. Large gaps are a problem though. Try filling the gaps with expanding foam, trim it off when it's dry and cover with the goop. To make a smooth joint, immediately put blue painter's tape over the wet glue after you apply it, allow 24 hours to dry and then carefully remove the tape. You'll see a perfectly smooth glue joint. Use this trick whenever you need a smooth exposed repair. It'll even mend rips in fabric (tape both sided of the rip and apply the glue on the side that doesn't show).
2096397
The tape is a bit more than 3/8" wide. Works great on a door edge and you have to look hard to see it. It is like a polyester, more durable than a vinyl. At 36' long it will do a lot of door edges!
62495
I don't know. I use it only for shipping. When I reuse a box and have to cover up printing on that box, I use this tape. It is paper and very sticky, so it could probably be painted. It is also very smooth. I just can't attest to the end result, as I haven't used it for that purpose.
1982379
My walls are sort of Santa Fe/Smooth knockdown texture. I thought it would be a huge ordeal putting this up. You do have to be slightly more cautious around edges, but it should work. Once it was applied it looked fantastic, and you could only see the texture underneath if you were looking at it at an angle.
288129
Depends on the surface area your working with. Please keep in mind it is small unit relatively speaking. If you are working to sand a smallish area, it is acceptable, it's not meant to cover large areas given its size and power. I hope this helps!
209940
It Will cover the crack all right, the question is 'Will it help', for that i Can say it Will cover the location that you specify, but the actual crack can expand eventually, given if there be excessive pressure or force exerted upon or around the position. This is just a shield that Will cover, but it Will not Repair...
2018464
Yes it will work. I'd recommend painters tape near any outer edges. It sticks well to the wrap. I protected kitchen cabinets from sanding dust, and it worked well.