can i use this on a pop up camper canvas that has been damaged by hail?
788319
I HAVED USED IT ON ALLTYPE OF CANVAS NO PROBLEM. WHEN PUTTING IT ON MAKE SURE YOU USE THE SAME AMOUNT ON YOUR BRUSH SO IT WILL LOOK THE SAME WHEN IT DRIES. I would think it would be worth the try if not it would be costly to replace it and it would have to be better than it is now.
788320
I don't think any waterproofing can help a canvas damaged by hail... the hail was probably stretching the fibers of your canvas fabric (by hitting it) and no waterproofing product can fix that. You must unfortunately change the canvas...
86076
I don't know. It appears to work as long as it has a place to blow out hot air. if your pop up camper is enclosed, it should work fine.
1895222
I used it directly on top of my popup camper which is fiberglass. I did a thorough cleaning first and wiped with an acetone rag. rolled on smooth and looks great. I will say its not a glossy finish, but it does look great, and no leaks so far.
969832
I think if you did, the material would break down from the elements (sun&dirt) or by the foot traffic. Sand paper with adhesion might be a better option.
357232
I have only used it to cover the insides of windows, so don't know how well it will last outdoors. I think it's not strong enough to resist tearing via impaction of sharp objects. But it is reasonably strong. If I were to consider outdoor usage, as you are, then I would buy one roll and give it a try. Just be sure to attach it to your support points/framing such that those points don't initiate tearing under stress (wind, etc.). I suspect it may prove adequate.
1664286
I used this product around my chimmney and other areas of roof flashing with great results so far. You might want to sand {Scuff} the metal and wipe clean with 50/50 alcohol & water first. I still used an outdoor caulking along the edges first. Hope this helps.
53520
I can only advise you to use the product on "canvas" type materials. I use it on my 2001 Saab's convertible canvas top roof and it works very well. Not only does it repel water, it bring backs the natural dark color, which is black, to the roof.
2033735
No, This stuff hardens like a rock , you'll spend eternity trying to sand it . Besideds the dash material and tis stuff are no where similar in texture .. the heat in the sun will crack the two again from each other in no time ........They make vinyl repair dash kists you cant try , ut the best solution its tojust put a pre made dash pad from a car catalog or a complet dash replacement . I restore cars , thats the best answer itf its a collectible or valuable car .......
61074
I have used this paint on PVC pipes which are exposed to Florida weather extremes. I would have no hesitation using it on vinyl shutters. Note that the paint becomes more durable and scratch-resistant with time.
916671
Quite likely. I'd suggest applying a bit of tape to a unobtrusive area (where damage cannot be seen or be repainted over) and rip it off to see the effect...
828472
Only if you could contain it inside the canvas. I used sand inside of 1 gallon zip lock bags.
966421
I think it would be good to use on any camper or mobile home roof to help stop a leak, especially at a seam, but it would also be a good idea to seal around the edges of the EternaBond with a bead of DiCor sealant. That's what I did on my aluminum camper roof and it worked like a charm.
1880412
I used it to cover a quarter size black spot on my range and it worked well. Accidentally dropped something heavy removing the white enamel. You might want to sand the rust before applying. Hope this helps.
808144
I used this stuff for patching up cracks in costume accessories that I made out of clay. So as far as I know, you can sand and paint over it. I'm just not sure about the outdoor use.
1242777
Many panels have a specification for hail resistance that conforms to ASTM 1038. The problem is hail is so variable (size, vertical velocity, wind velocity, etc.) that you really can't know with certainty what your particular hail will be. As for protection I assume you would pull something over the panel or panels in the event of hail. Probably unnecessary. When properly installed the panels are inclined at an angle roughly equal to your latitude but small panels like this frequently find their way to the tops of RVs or other flat places where there is little incident angle. In my practical experience hail up to the size of marbles is OK. Getting toward golf balls or baseballs - you could have trouble. Many panels have a specification for hail resistance that conforms to ASTM 1038. The problem is hail is so variable (size, vertical velocity, wind velocity, etc.) that you really can't know with certainty what your particular hail will be. As for protection I assume you would pull something over the panel or panels in the event of hail. Probably unnecessary. When properly installed the panels are inclined at an angle roughly equal to your latitude but small panels like this frequently find their way to the tops of RVs or other flat places where there is little incident angle. In my... » Read More Many panels have a specification for hail resistance that conforms to ASTM 1038. The problem is hail is so variable (size, vertical velocity, wind velocity, etc.) that you really can't know with certainty what your particular hail will be. As for protection I assume you would pull something over the panel or panels in the event of hail. Probably unnecessary. When properly installed the panels are inclined at an angle roughly equal to your latitude but small panels like this frequently find their way to the tops of RVs or other flat places where there is little incident angle. In my practical experience hail up to the size of marbles is OK. Getting toward golf balls or baseballs - you could have trouble. « Show Less
1832293
Yes the Gree a/c would work on a pop up camper. Might want to check and make sure the roof is braced for an A/C if it doesn't have an existing one now.
705974
I sure it would. I had to reglue my canvas top once last summer. with allot of glue it drys hard to the touch.