Would this work on dry wall to patch a small dent?
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It's possible but I think it would be a little unwieldy to use for that purpose.
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Yes you can . you may want to use a lower speed so you don't damage the Dry wall just go slow and you don't punch holes in the wall you may want to look for the studs to get a stronger holding of the fixtures
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This wall plate deptg is about 3 wohhh inches its less than an electrical wall switch box. It should work in just about any drywall
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I did not try it with that. I am not sure if it would work as the seal only, but might work good as a sealant for a patch over the hole. Others might be able to tell you how rigid it becomes when dry. I sold the car I used it on. I used it to mount a glass rear window in a convertible top and it worked way better than the Rhino glue people talked about. Wish I were more help.
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Its possible but likely no. The reason pops a dent works well on large dents is that it is able to release the pressure on the dented metal that is keeping it indented. Small dents don't exist as a result of this negative pressure, bit instead are an actual bending of the metal. So the real question is which category your "small" dent fits into - pressure or bend. Small dents can be in the pressure category but usually they are bends that can't be fixed other than by a body shop. That said some paintless dent removal companies can go in from behind and in essence massage the dent out Its possible but likely no. The reason pops a dent works well on large dents is that it is able to release the pressure on the dented metal that is keeping it indented. Small dents don't exist as a result of this negative pressure, bit instead are an actual bending of the metal. So the real question is which category your "small" dent fits into - pressure or bend. Small dents can be in the pressure category but usually they are bends that can't be fixed other than by a body shop. That said some paintless dent removal companies can go in from behind and in essence massage the dent out
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It really depends what you are installing it on.If it is drywall probably drilling some small holes for the glue to go in would work.You really don't want to cut a big hole - there would be nothing to glue it to.
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Yes, I believe it could. You'd just cover the weak adhesive with this, then let it dry.
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I would give it a try. I used it successfully underwater to repair a large crack. Under water it acts a lot like drywall mud. I used a small taping knife to apply and worked it into the concrete. The product did shrink a little when it cured.
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Thanks for your question J. This "repair kit' is worthless and doesn't work well on any sized dents. Your money would be better spent with a professional paint-less dent repair shop.
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Probably. This is an amazing product for soft dents. I even had a slight crease and it pulled my dent. 3x8 is kind of big but it should work. My dent was probably 3 x 6 and it popped right out. Follow directions and the product works great.
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This is a question best answered by the manufacturer. Your question implies that you might have dry wall covering concrete walls. This seal is not intended to be applied to dry wall. painted or not. It is best applied to untreated, unpainted concrete. Contact the manufacturer directly to confirm this.
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Maybe if it is a small dent like the size of quarter - dime. You could better get it from the inside by removing some of the insulation if you can. On my garage door, I could cut out a section of insulation and then splice it back in later.
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Not sure, I used it to reseal our kids bathtub soap holder that fell off. It worked great. I would do an internet search on what is best for dry wall.
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If it is just a surface scratch, then it might help. But if the gash opened up the metal or took out all the paint covering, then it would not work. Sorry, but I never got that miracle feel most people review, or what the manufacturer purports
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Yes, it will work on drywall, though mounting on the studs is best. On one of my drywall mounts I had to replace the plastic anchor with a molybolt.
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Not totally sure. The crossbar is about 6 inches wide so the dent width should be smaller than that. If its larger I think you can find other products for those. I don't think it will work for a sharp edged crease but if the crease edges are shallow it should work.
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Under the clamp is a pad on both end, so it should be ok. But if you over tighten it, I am sure it will leave a dented mark.