Is this product comparable to Jet Seal? Or are those two products completely different?
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Those products are different. Jet seal is a sealant that is supposed to last up to a year, this is a glaze and doesn't really have any longevity built into it. What I usually do is after a clay bar, I use this and then put jet seal over it to help the shine last longer.
486840
Completely different this is a glaze. I wouldn't recommend I wasn't impressed with the blacklight. I haven't used jet seal but, I have used liquid glass, it is incredible. Been using it for years as a sealant
715761
It is probably the same consistency but I believe this holds up better compared to packing tape. I have it sealing the cracks on some of my windows and it has lasted a long time. I don't believe the packing tape's adhesive would hold up this long.
1262157
Not really sure I've used the one you mention. I do know that this has been a perfect replacement for the previous one. I've had it for nearly a year now, and there has been little if any degradation or loss of seal. I have had to tighten the mask a bit since I first got it, but it has held up better than the original.
1242403
Good question and my answer is "yes". I had a wet jet for a couple of years before I decided to try it on my garage floors. (smooth cement). Worked great. I did buy some generic pads as I was not sure it would work and did not want to waste the more expensive brand name pads. They worked just fine and am happy with the result. Since first using it with the generic store brand pads I also bought generic store brand liquid cleaning solution....my cement garage floors are clean.
1894348
It is recommended to still use a sealer like Bulletproof from Dupont. Since the Revitalizer is water based and bulletproof is too. Use Revitalizer like a daily cleaner.
1079291
I don't know about those 2 fluids, but I use methanol and hydrogen peroxide in mine and it's the only brand I can find that the seals hold up very long. My guys love them. The sprayer tips we used on the old ones screwed right on these.
1538322
They have same brand of bags, and the ones we purchased were worthless. We never understood how to use them. Other brands did not work. We returned the sealer and tossed the 6 rolls of "bags", which were basically a piece of plastic doubled over.
2079700
Sorry, but I have no idea if there is a difference. I figured either regular mouth jar sealer had to fit. I chose this one (from Goodman's) because it was the cheapest, including shipping. Still no problems with it at all. Hope this helps.
1904854
I have used Kool Seal over the past six years on my flat metal roofs and have been very pleased with it's performance. It has lived up to every claim and my roofs have been leak free since I started using it. I recommend it without reservation. I hope this helps.
895193
I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and this product did nothing to help me. Good luck! I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and... » Read More I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and this product did nothing to help me. Good luck! « Show Less
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The Vacupack Elite has been able to seal any brand bag I've tried. There are really good deals on bags on Amazon. However, when I run low on bags I buy whatever the local stores offer. It's still the best sealer I've ever used. BTW, I've sealed zippered bags before, too just to see how it would do it without melting through the bag. Just turn the temp down. I still recommend bags designed for sealing.
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It might be worth trying, though I am unaware of it helps cracked seals, mine were only dried out & softened with this product. A less expensive option if it works for you, compared to just replacing the entire seal.
1623141
I used this last summer and have not seen any ill effects at all. I believe this works by modifying the friction properties of the fluid rather than by softening the seals.
1770114
There is a gasket around the needle that holds the seal. It's the same material that is used in gaskets for compressors. If you cleaned the copper before installing, it should last a long time.
1836545
When I got my Bio Oil it also did not have any kind of seal....thanks for bringing that up....I am not ordering again until I am assured it's the "real deal"....
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Hello Nicky. I once treys a generic one but never got a tight "seal". To e honest with you I use bug repellent sprays. There is one supposedly all natural that we use that gets great results. It called California baby. I don't know, you might wanna give it a try. Doesn't qualify as what you are looking for but i thought it might help.
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I don't know how well that may affect the adhesion of the protection film. I would check with 3M. I have however, used jet seal over the 3m protection film and it hasn't made visual changes from what I can tell.