does it work on spilled milk? carton leaked in trunk of car
487655
It very well might and it's worth a try. I haven't had trouble with it removing color from carpets or other fabric, but spot test first and then go for it.
103814
I used it for canned coconut milk-I believe that as long as the "milk" is very cold, it will work.
283716
I haven't used it for that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. There is a little lip on the outside edge, too, which would help prevent any spillage before the milk was frozen.
989276
It will work if the leak isn't too great. This stuff works by chemically and materially expanding the synthetic materials used in the seals and clutches. This is why it worked on my vans transmission. This stuff only prolongs the inevitable. In time or miles, especially with the clutches, there won't be enough original material for this stuff to "glob" onto and the transmission will no longer function. As for seals, it may take a little longer to eventually fail. This product did not work on an old Ford Probe I bought as a parts car as the transmissions clutches Were just too far gone. It will work if the leak isn't too great. This stuff works by chemically and materially expanding the synthetic materials used in the seals and clutches. This is why it worked on my vans transmission. This stuff only prolongs the inevitable. In time or miles, especially with the clutches, there won't be enough original material for this stuff to "glob" onto and the transmission will no longer function. As for seals, it may take a little longer to eventually fail. This product did not work on an old Ford Probe I bought as a parts car as the transmissions clutches Were... » Read More It will work if the leak isn't too great. This stuff works by chemically and materially expanding the synthetic materials used in the seals and clutches. This is why it worked on my vans transmission. This stuff only prolongs the inevitable. In time or miles, especially with the clutches, there won't be enough original material for this stuff to "glob" onto and the transmission will no longer function. As for seals, it may take a little longer to eventually fail. This product did not work on an old Ford Probe I bought as a parts car as the transmissions clutches Were just too far gone. « Show Less
882195
Nope it was ultra weak! Try another brand. I found a dye leak tester at a local auto store for about 20 that worked well for that
696012
I repaired a wet washer fluid reservoir, and refilled the tank five minutes after the bond set, it has not leaked since. I believe it would cure and withstand relatively well. Also, the key portion of an ignition key/key fob combo broke off for my Ram. I glued the key insert back into the FOB and have used it to start the truck numerous times every day, so it withstands torque very well.
1511133
The gel is a bit liquid-like, so it may leak out of a bag, but if you put it in small plastic Tupperware/Rubbermaid packages and put pinholes in the top, it would work and not spill out.
1565095
Yes, the one we got for our son has been leaking a lot, and we are very tired of trying to get rid of milk smell out of our son's bag.
1871716
Yes, it should work for you. I have used it on the fabric upholstery in my car to remove grease and ink stains. After you clean your upholstery thoroughly, might I suggest that you "seal" it with Scotch Guard. That will help prevent future stains. Good Luck!
1607485
I don't think so. It didn't repair the damage caused by juice/soda. it leaves a very greasy film on my granite counters and my marble tables.
1976986
My boyfriend uses it to catch the oil leaking from his car. Its not a super sturdy mat so im not sure it would stay too easily in place if you tried to use it for that but you could try.
499733
If the leaking is coming from your car. Then no. If it's coming from your k cup holder. Then yes.
1815790
I think 2 would do it. I used one can on the inside of a VW Jetta and have about 1/2 the can left. The car was really dirty, so I used a lot, but it still went pretty far. Great stuff! Cleaned greasy set in stains from light gray upholstery.
1810118
I would think it would, only because I haven't actually used it for milk once! I used it to whip a salad dressing that was more of a glaze and it was amazingly mixed/whipped so if it does that for vinegar and oil, i think it would make warm almond milk frothy as well! :)
1647702
Bought a strip to help seal a rear cargo door on a Toyota. The car door was "bent" backing it into a tree, but the cost of repair was going to be $2k. So we used a couple of rows of this strip to seal the door, especially at the top, and it worked. No leaks. Eventually, some of the strip may peel back, but just add new strip again.
2072133
yes...there are you tube videos from Scott Kilmer on various car repairs...that's where I obtained the info on this product...so far after a couple of months...no leaks. My 93' Honda Accord's rear seal was leaking but after using the entire bottle and waiting a few minutes, it worked...
950875
Bring ur car to an expert MB technician. It depends where and what is leaking. I use it to save thousands of money for major repair. It may or may not harm ur engine.