Has anyone tried to apply a seam sealant?
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No because the entire top is porous. To waterproof it we just bought a tarp and put it over the top. That worked great!
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Don't buy this, ours broke after 1 day, very unstable, cheaply made, seller difficult to deal with.
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Not yet, but I'll need to give it a try. I've made it on tinfoil and it worked. I'm believing the Grill Mat will do much better.
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I cut one end to enable a bend. I lined up the two pieces, then cemented it in place, called it a day. If you want a sealant, silicon paste may work.
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I am purely speculating but I would likely not use this for the flexible seams in a pop up tent. I would feel more comfortable going with one of the aerosol type sealers. My concern with this sealant for that purpose would be the thickness of application and maintenance of flexibility and adhesion over time.
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try it, this more for concrete/when putting sealer.I recommend testing a small area first and letting it dry to see what happens.
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I tried to use this on carburetor from 1949 and a door handle from the same truck. I have done a lot of soldering before and frankly this stuff doesn't work. No matter how clean I got the surfaces I could not get it to wick out into cracks or pits or even a flat surface. I really want to tell you "yes" buy it and give it a shot But I have had trouble with it. However it is cheap and wont hurt to try out since there isn't much else out there for repairing pot metal.
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I used 3M 5200 sealant/adhesive. If you run drill bit backwards to drill holes... Gelcoat will not crack and splinter. Enjoy, C
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I would seal it first with a water-based primer or bonder. XIM has one in white that would be perfect.
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I personally have never tried that but I have seen this product - Resin Craft Surface Coat Spray - Fast drying, clear gloss finish/sealer. Ideal for fixing small blemishes in cured resin pieces. I would be interested to see if that works. It is from Environmental Technology.
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I coated a fiberglass roof, not the seams. I would think a caulk would work better for seams.
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I would try that. Just go easy, the glues used by Chinese when opening a seam can cause cracking of the clear cover. Worth a try just be careful.
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I doubt if it would harm the fittings material, for my purposes, it has always "just worked." Probably the smart move would be to test the sealant on a spare fitting first.
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I've found that the sealant tends to seal its own can shut after one use. Others haven't had this experience.
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They recommend overnight. You can make it dry faster (2 hours) by mixing it with Cotol-240 (tm). The seam sealer contains toluene and you must store it in the freezer. My husband repaired the hole I was having trouble with so I did not know all of this. He just put it on our garments and let it dry overnght.
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I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's not a sealant, it's a medium that makes acrylics compatible for clothing designs. You'd probably want something like Mod Podge.
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I'd try emailing the seller on here but doubt you'll get too far with that. Maybe try caulk/jb weld good luck
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I have never tried that. I hope they are dead first! :) if I was going to try it, I would do small layers at a time so it will be easier to keep the air bubbles out and be crystal clear. Good Luck!