Would it work on a truck frame? Do i need to prime the frame before applying this product? Thank you.
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As far as know it will work on any bare metal. It is great stuff. I put it on with a brush. The roller didn't work for me. But I'd use a throw away brush next time I use it. Answer to your question: Yes. If it's clean bare metal it will work.
103533
I have used it on my chain without removing the paint from a steel PAKE frame. Although it should probably be tested on any paint surface.
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Depends. If it is a little light overspray from some careless work, you ought to be able to work it out with this product. I have had excellent success with this myself. If someone has actually sprayed auto paint directly on your car, this is not what you want. You need to sand it down, prime, and repaint. You're screwed.
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If the scratches aren't too deep it should work well. I was able to remove probably 85% of the surface scratches on my truck.
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I am using this on a 78 f250 4x4 to clear the front axle. it is a rear sump pan so it will work in my application but I also have a small suspension lift. The best place for any question on your F150 is ford-trucks.com look in the forum section under dentsides 73-79
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You should be able to use this on a fiber glass roof. A primer should not be needed. If the fiber glass roof is too sleek or smooth for this application to stick you may want to try to first sand your roof and then apply it to a small location to see how that works. If its not sticking you should find success in using a marine primer that is used for fiber glass and then apply this over that marine primer. I used this on my RV roof. I repaired leaks with it and also used it to replace the slide out seals. This manufacturer makes a seam tape which doesn't stick; its used by first applying the product, then applying the seam tape, then allowing to set for a few hours then applying more product. The seam tape is a little hard to work with but if you use it the way I did you should have success. Its a very flexible product. On the slide outs, if used to re-seal, you will not be able to use the slide out unless you break the seal. But you can always reapply to reseal. I have to say its a wonderful product. It has saved me allot of money and if I had another RV Roof that needed it I would definitely purchase it again. I would recommend anyone that owns an RV or has similar needs to use it. This product repairs leaks and is an excellent water proofing roofing seal. When I researched prices and products this one won. Low cost, high yield.
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I think it will depend on the bed liner. It has to clamp up under the inside lip of the truck bed. I had a Tundra with a plastic bed liner that went up the inside wall of the bed and terminated under the lip of the bed. This would not have worked well, if at all, with that bed liner. My current truck, on which I use this, has a spray-on bed liner so poses no problems.
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I think that this depends a lot on the surface you are painting. In my case, I was actually doing repair work on stucco that had not been properly primed. I used this as a primer, and as best as I can remember, I got better coverage than I had expected. I wish I could give a better answer, but that is the best that I can recollect.
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I feel sure ya could use this nailer to put up the 1"x6 boards or 1"x4" boards, using 2" brads. It could not be used for the frame work. It is after all a finish nailer. If trying to keepanimals in or out I would not use this nailer. I've used mine to put 1"x2" boards together. It will sink the 3/4" boards good. Keep in mind this is a finish nailer.
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I used this product on rough cut jack pine siding, no primer or paint. so far it is performing well. the website for this product has the answers you seek, but with out looking I think they say they guarantee it only by itself...and don't guarantee how it will behave once it is painted/ this product leeches into the wood when it gets moister or rain on it, making it even better.
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I don't see how it would, it's just like a sticker almost. It didn't stick long for me and fell off. I had to use superglue to reapply it to my truck bed. Maybe a wall will be different.
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I only used it to do framing which it did work fine but nails from Bostitch were unvailable(nonexistent). I think if the size of nails are in the instruction book and are available it should work. You will probably have to use third party nails.
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Not sure. I used it on a mirror frame. You may want to call the manufacturer to see what they recommend. Good luck!
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It will probably do but it depends on the frame above and bellow the bracket. In my case the frame of the panel was OK and only the bracket had a crack. Replace it and solved the problem.
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I'm sure it would work on a small piece, but I would use some type of construction adhesive over JB Weld for that. If you do decide to use it,make sure you let it set 24 hours to cure before moving or messing with it.
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I've only used this on a piece of outdoor furniture, so I can't speak to how it would work for you. I will say that it went on nicely, self leveling, easy to use. It's been almost a year, and my piece is still looking pretty nice. Good luck!
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I imagine it would work with a sprayer, but it is so smooth when it goes on, I wouldn't think you would need to spray it. I typically use a foam brush to avoid the opportunity of brush strokes with this product.