Is this foot simply for covering the piping or for applying the self-covered to the project as well?
1817772
This foot works for both covering and sewing it into the seam as you would to make pillow. What the foot does, is hold the cording in place, first when you are making your own piping (fabric cover cording) and when you are sewing it in place between two layers of fabric. It will also work if you are making a pillow with store bought piping. Just pay attention to the size (diameter) of the cord. The foot does an excellent job of preventing the cord from "walking" (moving out of place) in either case. You can sew straight and faster and have a much neater looking end product! S
1574643
That depends on a couple of factors. One, what are the sizes of pipes (diameter) you are covering? Two, how much(length) of those pipes are you gonna cover? Three, how close or how far are those 2 pipes in relation to each other? Basically, the heating cable is a set length. You can use it to cover what ever up to its length.
1906740
This tape does not wrap around like others it is applied along the bottom of the pipe and held in place by tape that you need to buy separately. So the length they specify is the length the tape will do.
1065718
we used it to help protect the bottom from any small leaks that might develop.really doesnt make it slide much easier but does give a degree of protection from leaksplan on using this product each yeareasy to apply and does a good job
1164786
You lose use of the top two rungs of the ladder. And you want the ladder right up against the roof or you will created a gap on the step thru. I use ladder pro levelers on the feet portion and it works great. It's very easy to use and very OSHA friendly.
508947
If you're concerned try roughing the surface first, that will give the resin more places to stick. in my experience it isn't a good idea to use only part of a package; its water activated so if there is any moisture in the air it will cure on its own, so if you need less buy the two inch instead, but for a heavy duty job like pipe repair I would go for 4 inch and use most or all of it, that's how it was designed.
1492717
No, just twist it around the pipe and used little wire ties to hold it. I then covered it with a self sticking insulationfrom a ace hardware.
1493620
Yes it is. It doesn't go all the way across the foot but over your feet alone it would work.
1457112
I used it so I could route a bunch of cables behind a wall, without leaving a big hole in the wall. Not sure what you're referring to by a cable cover.
1565524
I'm guessing that an extra application or two would ensure penetration thru a layer or two of lining. If in doubt though I'd contact their customer service before buying. They're very responsive, and are bike riders too, so may well have useful input.
2146555
The picture I see seems wrong. It comes up just a few inches around the entire mat. Your foot would be on factory plastic, I believe.
794360
Yes, using the standard caulking gun. However, do you need this much, how big is your job? if you are doing a small job, there is a smaller tube. cost about the same but can be reused within a reasonable amount of time
1780771
The kit includes multiple connection hard points and should be flexible to cover almost all. I configured mine to connect to three hard points where the legs used to be.
1020425
I believe it is there for protection while home is being competed by contractors. I removed it once everyone was out of house. It makes it look more finished.
530680
Main use is to cover where wires are joined end to end by a solder of solderless joint. Can be used to "finish" the end of a cord or string, shoe string. Might be other uses but mainly my husband uses hem for electrical wire joints.
367683
its just like a tube of caulk you get from the hardware store . wear gloves when working with it.
444762
The statement was probably written by their lawyers to avoid problems with PVC piping. I use these on PVC in my irrigation system and on hydraulic controls on my tractor with success. I wrap the pipes and the heat tapes with aluminum foil then pipe wrap insulation to disperse the heat and to avoid losing the heat to the environment. I'm not sure I would put up with the risk of shorts and subsequent fire for an in house application. Peter