can this be used on something that needs to remain flexible such as a garden or shower hose?
1747838
Hi, it should work but I would do several applications but be prepared to put a splice in it available in your nearest hardware store and know the hose size before you go because there are several sizes and you want to make a second trip. Hope this answers your question. the splices are cheaper than the rustoleum.
1747839
I,m not sure if it will hold up to pressure if you have a leak in the hose, I have not used it yet. Plan to spray plastic pipes under my sink to prevent from leaking each time it gets bumped when you stuff stuff under the sink. Hope this helps.
92146
Yes, but the hose is cheap chrome finish, not very flexable. I used the hose from my old shower head. The best thing is you can turn the water off which is why I chose this model, to save water.
1429830
You probably could, but why? You can buy some cheap garden hose clamps that only require a screwdriver. These cinch clamps are designed to be pinched around PEX, and pex is a much firmer material than rubber garden hose. You may end up with a crimp that's too tight and it breaks/tears your garden hose
1089907
Extremely flexible, rather heavy which causes it to drape easily. Excellent shower hose! Go for it!
852358
The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
1409586
This hose is very flexible.. I think that pvc connections would work..You might need large clamps or wire ties to secure in place.
1337176
This hose is labeled to be used as an outdoor house only. You should take the extra time and expense and do it right with a rigid pipe
101170
It's fairly flexible. It's a medium soft rubber. Might be a little big to wrap around a pipe of that size with it wrapping on itself. Maybe lengthwise it would work
1062438
Good question! It can if you tighten it hard . So if you plan to use it permanently it won't matter right . Even so just tighten it enough to do the job , good luck!
1159668
I do not believe it would be flexible enough to adhere to the rod properly.
932439
Seems like you are asking how flexible the hose is. I have acquired 4 different brands of 4" dust collection has and this is one of the most flexible of them all. I actually prefer polyethylene hose over this PVC one but for the price this one works fine.
567849
yes it's could. If misfitted you can buy a little adaptor for your garden tub
1441129
Yes you can, just loosen the hose stop and tighten where you want the hose to stop
1504860
it is stranded, so yes it is very flexible. anything with a unweighted turn diameter of 1/2 inch should do fine.
353620
I don't think so.It dries to a hard, nonflexible plastic form.If the hose expands and contracts, or flexes, it will probably crack off.I've tried it on several types of hard plastic with mixed results.It does not work well on PVC tubing, but it mentions that it will not work on PVC in the instructions.
1407213
Not a good idea, if there was an attachment. There is a rubber attachment for a garden hose (several sizes) that uses water pressure. It has worked for me. Try a good hardware store.
1870821
I am pretty sure I use mine for that green hose that expands and is very light weight ( the new kind as seen on tv) I have one looks great on patio , well made , would recommend .