IF I buy the USeal product and have 3 big cracks to fill, what combination of products should I get? Some say "refill", for example.
457988
Refill is just the can of tar. The kit includes a cheesy handle and an equally cheesy pour spout secured with a large hose clamp. You might be safer just wrapping the can with cotton rags and handling with heavy gloves. I bent a pour spout into the can once the contents were liquefied. The stuff works great - heat of summer melts it just enough to settle into the crack, and it is flexible enough that it does not pull apart during winter. My oldest patch is a 1/2 inch crack sealed up two years ago. After the second winter, the patch looks as good as new. Some new cracks elsewhere, however, as age is taking its toll.
569461
The only difference between "original' & "refill" is that you get the handle assembly (handle and clamp) to hold the can of crack sealer, also known as hot-melt tar! The stuff is good, great even....but you expect more in the can than there is. Fill your cracks with foam rubber or other such gap filler before using this product, or else you will use a LOT of it! The stuff works great, but follow the instructions for heating it TO THE LETTER. This is NOT the place to experiment or 'do your own thing'.
1566322
It's barely thicker than water; I'm not sure how well it will flow INTO those cracks, but I imagine it would flow in a little bit and hold it together. Might not be the best product to use, but I think it might work.
875906
I think bath and beyond.,but you have to buy new ones, they don't do refills .
1428981
I think if you looked under diffusers you could click on used and there might be some without refills. They are pretty cheap even with one refill so it may be worth just getting that and saving the refill.
166370
When they first came out years ago they definitely marketed them to have refills, since you can take apart the two sides and re-cover them. I guess now you would just have to use carpet??
1665405
Go buy a spray bottle @ 99 cent store & put the product in there. Be sure to label it correctly.
1709207
I bought this product for someone else, so I am unfamiliar as to where to purchase the refills. Sorry I can't be of more help.
914743
It is not supposed to need a refill. I think they have a lifetime guarantee. Get in touch with the company.
880414
I'm not sure why you'd want to refill the bag with a different material. The filler material works great and provides a nice positive feedback from hits. This is a great bag and worth every penny.
379083
If I were you I wouldn't buy the product unless you're very good at applying the vinyl. It makes it more difficult to reapply the vinyl if you make a mistake. Better to just apply the vinyl without it or just use it on small projects.
803938
you will just have to use a hose , cups and towels. clean it out and refill.
732561
Yes, the refills should be the same as what the original product contained. I just buy the refills now for the "zones" I already own.
889662
If you have a crack of say 1/2 to 3/4 inch depth and 3/8 to 1/4 inch width, it is better to use a proven filler (like U.S. ColdPatch) first then seal off the filled-in area with Cpi Driveway Medic. The product you asked me about does not fill in cracks or worse, pot holes.
161561
The answers are right, but I haven't been able to find a fitting refill. Even so the refills are expensive. I'm thinking of buying a flat scratcher and trimming it to fit--if I can get one for a reasonable price. Maybe the ones at Trader Joe's are reasonably priced.
737072
I have ordered a bunch of makeup items from Amazon. Not once I've received a cracked or broken product. Hope this helps.
2187655
I don't think it's a refill. It comes with a spongy pad, which usually doesn't last as long as the makeup. A natural sponge works even better.