is the whole thing pvc? There's no lining inside right?I've been looking for something to put on after a dive so my car floor doesn't get soaked wet
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I looked at the other answers because I really wasn't clear on the question. Even though some of the answers indicated no lining, the interior material of the boot is not the same as the exterior. I would definitely say it's the underside of the boot, meaning, the material is different. (But that may qualify as "no lining." I just don't know.)
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There's a small lining, but nothing fancy or thick/absorbent. The protection is mainly on the outside.
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Yes, the whole boot appears to be PVC. The boot is lined and I put an insole in for better comfort. All in all it is a sturdy waterproof boot for the money. I wear athletic socks when using the boots. Hope this helps.
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That's correct, no lining. They are heavy boots. I'd suggest if you have a wide foot go with the next size from what you normally wear, like I did. They are comfortable boots.
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Hi xterradiver, Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! To answer your question the best I can, the material itself is not designed to be submerged in water for long periods of time. It can withstand wet weather conditions but it is not designed for scuba diving. As a scuba diver myself, I know how important safety is while underwater. As much as I would love to recommend our product to you, I'm not sure it would suit your needs as a scuba diver. I hope that helps! Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the customer service link below. Thanks! All the best, Kendall / The Friendly Swede
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It says it's good on PVC but doesn't say plastic in particular. My thought is it should be good but it is just a primer, not a finish coat
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I use the vault around the pool. It gets splashed a bit but I've never tried the hard test of actual intentional submersion. I always make sure the gasket lining is tight and secure. Suggestion (which I may try): submerge vault WITHOUT jambox and see if it gets wet, and where. As for float trip, I'm guessing it'll stand up to a bit of a dunking but not rapids/rocks. It's well built and seems rugged but not sure I'd push it that far.I can tell you that it really seals up tight and the device sounds great even in the vault.
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That is a floor mat. We did purchase a cargo net, but we have not installed it yet. We have one of those rubber mats that covers the cargo area behind the seat and it is terrific. Nothing slides around on it. So we are holding off on installing the net as it requires drilling holes on the interior of the car.
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Not waterproof. The door seam is pretty tight, though. In my experience with similar boxes mounted under cars, the road dust may work its way in over the years and become dirty inside. There is plenty of room in this box to wrap your key inside a zipper-seal plastic sandwich bag, which will keep it clean and dry and give it some padding as well.
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Several folks have said they made a bracket of PVC pipe to extend cover....can one of them explain just how they did that?Found some photos of a bracket on Buggiesgonewild.comHad to register to see photos. Look under Roof Extension - 2 Passenger to 4Helps but not there yet.
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I would definitely check with the distributor, but I would bet that it is reasonably resistant to water. What is under the fabric is probably more important. Do you want to use this for a boat? My use was for a car, but I have used this type of vinyl for boat uses also. You should be ok if everything else is speced for water. I would also spray with a high quality water proofing which should seal it and add another layer of protection. Good luck...
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It has gaskets that seal the unit, but I can't say it's water proof. It's probably water resistant so that if you dropped it into a bucket of water, there would be no harm. As a diver, I don't think I'd take this under water.
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I have no experience with high pressure PVC uses. If the pipe is sturdy enough for high pressure, I can't imagine how proper use of the tape would damage it. But---why in the world is a safety system pipe exposed to freezing conditions??
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If a product were waterproof it would definitely say right on the packaging. When I received this seat the packaging states "Durable, weatherproof cover". Note weather, not water (nice try marketing, nice try). The material looks like it will resist sweat, dirt and light rain. That being said I wouldn't recommend taking it to your local pool.
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I will say no. I have purchased four of these (they are all still working and in-service) and I know what the inside looks like. It is an open rheostat design. Meaning, nothing is covered or encapsulated, insulated. You see the holes on the side? They allow direct access to the wiring and circuitry. Also, the metal is just a standard tin / light steel design. Water will work against this and eventual cause corrosion and rust.
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The gauge thickness seems okay but I'm wondering if there are enough drainage holes for a downpour. It requires many screws to install. You're better off going to Lowes or Home Depot for an easier installation.
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The seat cover is made of a soft plastic with a vinyl-like backing. It is very thin and would not protect against wetness on the seat. It is pretty much an easy way to cover the entire seat (sides included) rather than using the standard toilet seat covers or toilet paper that do not stay in place.
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The directions that came with it only mention vinyl--the directions also say "pinholes" and punctures can be sealed without a patch--just use a drop of the adhesive. I'm not an expert, but since my patch is working great and seems really strong, I would go ahead and use this material on the fabric side of the mattress. It's better than spending more money for a new air mattress.
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Matt, I would suggest you reduce the pipe or drain down to a 3" This will give you a leak resistant seal. I used Hydraulic cement and bonded pvc pipe with the appropriate diameter to the interior of my bell shaped floor drain. This then gave me a perfect diameter that was supported by the dried hydraulic cement. This allowed it to handle the side pressure of the bladder as you tighten this floor guard. Or on the worse case you can order it and try it too see if it will expand too the size you need, if it doesn't fit you can always return it. This worked in my situation but may or may not in yours.
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put a piece of pvc in the ground with 5 gallon bucket on top then attach things you don't want to get wet up in side bucket you can drill a hole in the upper part of pvc to tie things to