Would this product be suitable for wrapping a concrete pillar in a parking garage for padding? I want to protect my car door from bumps and scratches.
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Yes Ryan, I think it would. You will have to wrap it with quite a few layers but it will hold up for a long time. I would also secure it into place with duct tape or somethingsimilar to keep it from slipping or sliding down the pillar. Good luck!
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I used it around my basement windows but around where the concrete and window meet but I will frame the basement 'someday' and it will be covered by trim. If you're wanting to seal a window so it cannot open and close you will have a hard time removing this stuff. You would be better off with clear plastic and tape or use one of those window insulator kits.
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I originally wanted to use this product on top of the glass areas of my car to prevent the hot sun from heating up my car when it was parked. It worked very well. So it should work for your needs. The material is very thin, so you would need to determine a good method of attaching it to your fridge, eg tape.
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I suppose it would depend on your application. Often people are looking for a padding adhesive when using NCR Paper which is not the intended purpose of this product. If however you're looking for a permanent type of binding or application then I don't see why this wouldn't work.
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It is substantially thicker than wrapping paper - but if you are willing to crease in the edges it could work. It would be like wrapping something with construction paper.
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I will, but clearly not roll as smoothly as epoxy covered smooth concrete.A way around this is if you have some old cardboard boxes that you can put down. It protects the wheels, and your elbows, etc as you scoot around.
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Hi, Mark. It would definitely leave imprints in the foam. It's nice, sturdy and comfortable but I wouldn't recommend it for a garage floor. It would soak up liquids too. We found a great, durable floor lining at Costco. It is sold by the roll and I would recommend it for the garage.
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I used it over an existing coat on stamped concrete and it didn't improve the traction. Maybe it would work as the first coat.
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Hi John. I highly doubt it would work. It's great for impact resistance but the adhesive isn't the most aggressive. It peels after a bit of use. I work with pressure sensitive adhesives for a living. 3M makes some great double sided adhesive strips that might work well.
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It would probably work...I think it's thick enough to withstand the jag from your car door
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Hi RhondaI purchased it for my son to use while weightlifting in the garageHe drops 175# from over 6' to the ground. Weights bounce and concrete isn't cracked. It'll protect your hardwoods But why would you want to cover up pretty hardwoods with thick black rubber? LOL. :)
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Interestting concept. If you can mix it into the plastidip it'd probably work better, it doesnt sprinkle on like sand and perhaps wont adhere well - though it still produces a sand like surface.
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This product may not be the best for your floor. It is expensive and does not have much coverage.I used it for the bottom of my 8' aluminum boat for protection against rocks. It is very slippery once it sets up. The 2# kit barely covered my boat bottom. There are specific floor products that would provide better coverage and needs
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Extreme outdoor, I would not. It's basically meant for car moldings. works well for rubier or plastic car molding. It doesn't stick well to some plastics and others it sticks great. Metal plate to metal bumper and in extreme conditions? I would bolt it on.
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I doubt it would survive a 4 ft drop on the concrete, and I would not count it to stay on the dashboard of a late model automobile. The rear cover is probably scratch resistant.
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Its kind of hard to say. Just how hard is the door to close? The product is very slippery but would wash off in no time.Then when you spray it on there it would land on the floor and create a slippery condition there.Can the door be adjusted up at all?How about trimming the strip very carefully.I used this product on car door gaskets during winter to stop sticking from ice and inside the door locks. Works fine there. Good luck but by all means, still try it cause there is still a ton of uses for it around the house.
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This should work. It's not too thick. I used it to cover Dining chairs seats (Upholstery).