Will this product work for slickback edges and puffs?
379651
The product is more of a cream than a gel with a very soft hold. It doesn't slick down my edges. Hope that helps!
379652
no it doesn't give a good enough hold for edges its more of a refresher/ moisturizer
379653
I love this product as a styler for braids and twists, however it doesn't offer a great amount of slip to be used to slick back your edges or puffs..It's more of a creme styler that is white in color and has a thick consistency.
379654
Yes, but you will have to tie your edges down with a scarf to let it set. It is a soft hold, but your edges will be smooth and moisturized with no flakes.
379655
You can use it to slick back your edges but it does not have a strong hold. Your edges will probably not lay down for very long.
1358247
As long as you put product in while hair is towel damp... Towel dry.. this product is great for slick backs and pomps.
1223774
It might. I used this product over a textured finish on the side of my oven and it looks smooth.
116751
it requires slick, flat or slightly curved surface. if you have such it will work.
1099073
This Scotchgard product is a very thin film mainly used for the purpose of a thin layer of protection over a paint surface for minor scratches or abrasions. I think that for a door edge it would not offer enough of a "crush" protection thickness that would be needed for more direct 90 degree impacts.... I would check 3M automotive products for a more direct application of what you are looking for.
652871
The sapphire cone attachment would work on nail ridges, the actual soft buffer cone would probably just make them shiny.
1642905
It could work. Not 100% but it looks exactly like the same edges to apply it so I'm 85% I'm sure, good luck
1075582
Definitely the product would work. The biggest thing iI think is to get a sponge brush to make application much more even without streaks. If you have doubts though you could go to the junk yard and try it there. Good luck
2151542
In general, probably. If it is extremely windy, maybe not. But being slicked back would probably help. It's rated at medium hold. I should add that my hair is hard to hold, so using this product is a slight compromise. But it's hard to find a product with extreme hold and pliability for longer hair.
1263598
Yes, but I only use this on my edges which are very fine. Also, you just need a tiny bit as this stuff is super thick and tacky. Not to used on a daily basis.
2188448
Yes it will work I used the same thing on my box and it has ridges all the way down.
105872
The American Crew is an excellent styling gel, but in my opinion, not strong enough for the modern slicked back styles. If you need a super strong hold, I would try something else.
1905592
Not sure of your question but after a year of using this product i have one more comment. It does not work well at all on anything but flat or mating surfaces.
582839
I would be afraid to say. I bought it to use on the soles of my shoes and boots and it works very well for that. No more slick bottoms on shoes and boots.
1614166
I'm no expert on dog grooming, but I don't think that this particular brush would work well for a Keeshond. I have a Beagle mix. Her outer coat is 1 inch at the longest. I believe these are called slicker brushes because they are used on short, slick coats. The wire bristles are only about 1/4 inch long with a slight angle at the end. I hope this is helpful.
1295824
I had a black 1979 Harley Fatbob Superglide a long time ago and I used a paste wax once. I found it got caught in every nook and cranny. At the time I used Armorall and it worked great. You just have to make sure not to use any oil on hot pipes as it will "blue" them or stain them if not wiped off. The Collinite (like all pastes) is hard to get out of hard to reach places. Don't know if this helps or not.
881779
I just tested it on some 1/8" foam and 1/4" foam and it worked fine. Keep the blade sharp to prevent material from sliding and you should be fine, Just a heads up - this does not come with extra blades so you may want to consider ordering them at the same time.