can this work instead of a fillter
379724
Normally these are used in a particular kind of filter called a wet/dry filter, where water from the main tank is pumped through a box above second smaller tank and flows through these special balls. The balls are not submerged in water. Usually this second tank is hidden in the bottom of the tank stand. Beneficial bacteria colonize the balls and help clean the water.
379725
These go into the filter. If you use only these you are not getting rid of the pollutants and waste. Good for bio filtration though.
379726
This is media that goes inside a filter. You'll need to purchase a canister filter and then use this to supplement the filter pads.
379727
No this product will not work solely as a filter. I use them inside of my filter but I also have a very large canister filter. They can also be used in a sump if you run one of those. The reason they can not be used as a filter is because it will take months to properly establish the biological cycle although this is a great product and they will help do that they are a great additive to a large canister filter or seperate sump tank.
720232
I would imagine it would work. I found filling my own was difficult. The printers are so sofisticated that they tell you it is not legit. But it does work. The job is messy and the tape is tuff to replace. I did find the whole thing time consuming and not rewarding. I finally after two or three tries, threw them away. Too bad I did not save them for you. I am so sorry to report this way but even though we use a ton of ink with 6 people in the house, buying them is easier.
939525
Yes, but if they're very deep, or wide don't try to fill them all in one shot. Use multiple thin layers.
281117
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics. I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
2245193
Yes but it's thin so use multiple layers or start with the builder gel for thickness and then finish with this one. If you are doing a fill usually 2 coats of this is all you need
709119
If you mean to fill it, yes. Or you could use a cartridge. It is not a dip pen.
2100185
Yes, but since you are only filling in small holes and this is a fairly large container which is more appropriate for spreading over larger holes, you might be better off to purchase a smaller squeeze tube.
293788
The product expands 3 times in volume. It can be sanded and painted once set completely. The surface is not perfectly smooth and has tiny air bubble depressions. It would be a good filler but would need a topping to be smooth. Secondly it is very very adhesive you would only get one chance. It could make a royal mess of your dash if not done perfectly the firts time. Not sure I would try it.
2176722
I'm not sure. I've not tried this. I would think that a thicker mix may not work as well, but I'll give it a shot.
1459115
depends on your texturing. This is a very thin item and it may form to the texturing and make a flat surface. If your texturing is large, this will not work as it will leave large gaps and water will get in underneath. Good luck.
1712524
Yes the filler stays the same color wet or dry, the surface of filler is smooth. It's not white but lighter then cement. Like new dry cement. It's great for indoor since you can paint over. Out door it would work for thin cracks.
1535616
Yes, that is definitely the most common method. Remember, this material is unsupported so it needs to be stretched tight in all directions for best results. For a different look or more portability you can also check out the version of this that has finished edges. Thanks!
2020366
I think it would work but have tried that. I use clear epoxy 330 thinned with acetone to desired thickness. Good luck.
2208273
Not sure but why don't you use the regular Bondo body filler,pretty sure that would work and easier to sand out.
2035241
Yes. I have used it to fill very large holes over 2 inches wide and deep. Just apply in layers and let each layer dry completely.
1276313
It might work but I don't encourage it. I had a queen filler in a queen cover and I had it turned sideways. No matter how hard I shook it there was always a crease in it. I finally got it turned and now it's nice on my bed. I don't thnk it would result in it being fluffy.
655997
the wood and the epoxy in time will expand and contract at a different rate. there's cheaper stuff that's designed specifically for that purpose. the filler you want is whats used to repair and maintain Victorian homes in San Francisco