can this be used on my black top driveway for small repairs
822141
Hard for me to say, but it's a good torch. About a inch diameter flame. 3 to 4 inches long, nice and hot
822142
uhh im not so sure you should be burning asphalt, but i really dont know i just use this torch to flux with glass.
822143
You probably could but not without using an extension hose so the bottle is not inverted too long. Bernzomatic sells one pretty cheap. That's for a small repair. Anything bigger I would look at Harbor Freight for a set up with a hose. Probably the same thing you would use to burn weeds and too heat up any asphalt. Good luck
16896
This is an expanding type glue and could raise the vinyl off the roof of the car. I would not recommend it for that. You should be looking for a spray type of glue.
291901
I wouldn't recommend it. It's not that strong. I would recommend a good quality dasher sieve caulk.
1865248
I used it to reattach a glass window to a convertible top. It worked well. This product is black .Fortunately for me the top was also black. This product is not like regular caulk. It's very thick and difficult to spread. It's messy. I taped everything and wore double gloves and found myself constantly changing them while I worked. I'm sure that it would seal holes in a vinyl top but I doubt that it would look good. If looks aren't important and you're looking for a quick fix this may do the job.
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Possibly. I have an "unsnowblowerable" driveway (ask my neighbor who, many years ago, decided to play with his new snowblower...he got about one 7 foot pass before giving up!!) I finally had to succumb to buying a plow, so I couldn't tell you. I can say that it probably stays put better then WD-40, it will definitely protect and lubricate parts much better (perfect for a drive chain in something like that).
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Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only. Not worth the hassle and effort. Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only.... » Read More Hi, After trying this, my advice is that you don't wast your money (if you have not purchased it yet). And get a professional person who seals driveways to apply the Hot liquid Tar FIRST, which is very thick and heavy, different from the sealer.What I did, is clean the driveway VERY well, Power washed it, I think even used metal hard brush. I also filled the cracks & packed them (as much as I can) with driveway patch. It was warm & perfect temp when I applied it. After 12 - 16 months, all of it started pealing. It did what it's supposed to and worked perfectly ... but for 1 year only. Not worth the hassle and effort. « Show Less
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Maybe. It depends on the snow. If it is fresh powdery snow, not a problem. This will leave a nice clean surface. If it is heavy wet snow, it might leave on patches of snow, but it will clean quite well. With that said, if you drive or walk over the snow and it gets compacted, there is a good chance this, and any other machine or shovel, will have difficulty getting down to bare sidewalk.
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I would think so, but I don't ride gravel roads and not sure what loosely paved would be. I ride mainly blacktop and concrete road. I have rode on gravel and it did fine, but that is very little gravel.
1565238
It can if your garage is tall enough, or you can if you take apart the support pole. Either way, it can be done. Just depends on how much work you want to do.
1445933
They make sink repair versions - this one is for hot surfaces. Don't know if the sink version comes in black. I found it difficult to sand and blend into the existing surfaces - looks better than a big chip but not much! Didn't have that problem when repairing an old white bath tub.
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I would not recommend it for this type of repair. This would leave a very gritty texture and would not blend well with the smooth finish of your dashboard.
409462
I would not use it for that big of a project. This is a great product for small jobs but you would be better served with a sprayer with more coverage for a large fence or wall.
835169
If it loose aggregate, defiantly will blast the stones out. If it is held together with an epoxy base as some of the old pool decks were. probably will work if the driveway is in good condition.
1723208
I would not recommend that for a garage. It is fairly fragile once applied.
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The short answer would be most likely...... but in a driveway with cars going over it and weather issues it would wear off I would think or be damaged. I have used it outdoors and it is still holding strong on my rain gutter for the past year. Send an email to the company and ask them.
1868514
It should be fine for small jobs in sand or mud. I actually managed to bend it this week by digging myself out if very dense ice. Perhaps I hit some concrete, but was slightly disappointed it bent.
754025
This is the best for small repairs that need waterproofing. Just remember that it dries hard and clear.