Can it be molded and what color does it harden to. Well use on pontoon top rail that has 1/4 inche half circle void "("
1828037
When the two parts are mixed it becomes like a thick cream that can be packed or pushed into a crack or void with something like a Popsicle stick and hardens slowly and cures in about twenty four hours. It cures medium to dark gray. Hope this helps.
1828038
When the two parts are mixed it becomes like a thick cream that can be packed or pushed into a crack or void with something like a Popsicle stick and hardens slowly and cures in about twenty four hours. It cures medium to dark gray.Hope this helps.
1828039
Yes it can be molded however not sure what it will look like because it dries very dark. Its worth a shot to try.
231275
I used it on the bottom of a aluminum boat and it worked fine..you must sand and prep first. If your usingit for a big crack use a thicker marine epoxy first then sand then apply its kindof a thin liquid but its strong and dries flexible. It was ill definatly seal leaking rivets and is easy to use..
994165
I used it with red dye to rebuild a tail light lens for a classic car and found to harden very well . The left over did not seem flexible.
647721
It is a rather generic amalgamation that is a bit closer to the Civil War cap lock. The stock is too narrow and not terribly sturdy; I wouldn't recommend it for any recreation groups. It *might* be an acceptable base for something like Steampunk.I didn't throw mine away; I still have hopes of re-purposing the stock at least...
2050256
The epoxy hardens in 10-15 minutes and can harden under water. It does not have to be clamped. The epoxy sticks to most surfaces without much cleaning or prep but it is more of a filler than a glue. Good luck with your repair.
122760
So the rail is about 3/4", it is 1/8" thick(aprox) and you can bend it by hand Gradually working it to the radius you need My application was moving scenery in a theatre, it turned out to be similar to a curtain. The carriers are a little flimsy and need numbers to be strong, also avoid any splices in the radius as it is difficult to match them up because of play in the hardware
1917707
Absolutely! That's the main reason I bought it (along with all the other aluminum trim on our pontoon boat.) It does a really nice job, especially applied with a power buffer wheel. Good luck!
1725215
I certainly dont see why not ....I would test the glue on a small spot and wait a little while to check for corrosion or color change ..but Im pretty sure you'll be ok !!!! Good idea by the way !!!
1911814
I not using on rail so i can't answer your question. However, if you are looking for solid piece, you might want to look somewhere else.
745826
It will form a solid patch, but as you suspect the color would be off (for me it dried a dark gray). I do not know if you can mix it with brick dust to match the coloring. I suspect that mixing it would change the consistency and then you'd have to mix in water or another liquid to maintain it. It could prove complicated, messy, and may alter the performance of the product.An alternative could be to use the patch to partially fill in the hole, and then find another product with the appropriate coloring to top the hole off with.
1751213
how about going to a Home Depot or hardware store and buying some aluminum flashing. The painted one comes with white on one side and brown on the other. You can easily bend it to fit the curves or corners. You can even cut this with a pair of sissors to make it fit perfectly. Hopefully you don't have to buy a whole roll of it though.
213112
Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure it won't properly fit a rail that is not flat. It's definitely designed to lay on a flat surface vs a rounded type surface.
1565682
It can repair it fine, but not invisibly. It hardens with a white color, not clear.
33986
I have square railing on my pontoon boat and it mounts great. Tightens very nice, but haven't caught a big fish yet to see how well it holds up them. I need this kind that I can take off and move when I need them. Can't have one mounted to the rail when I have the storage cover on. My cover is custom made. They didn't make it the way I wanted. So I need to adjust to it.
1498130
It is nicely sanded and readily takes stain. Just be advised that the stain will be blotchy and uneven due to the characteristics of pine. You might want to consider a wood conditioner before you stain it. I used Minwax Golden Oak stain (no conditioner) with a couple coats of Minwax Satin Polyurethane and it looks OK. I waxed the insides of the top and bottom rails and it slides very smoothly.
1730788
No, this is not mold or rot proof ... or tear proof for the matter. Disappointed in suit.
1207447
yes, it's like a putty but hardens like a rock, can be sanded painted. the outdoor locations I've applied this are showing no signs of water damage.