Is it safe for carbon fiber?
795446
I believe it would be. I have not seen that it leaves a "wax" film on anything.....black plastic, rubber, etc
795447
Hello! I really don't know I use it for exterior vehicle wax and it works well on them.
1273631
Depends on your usage. I use mine for bagging carbon fiber parts and drawing vacuum. It works pretty good.. No issues. Reasonable speed, quiet..
1698489
It is not carbon fiber. It is black with an artificial leather grained appearance.
914140
These filters are great and safe for even the smallest of wood and dust particles and are lightweight so are practical for long hours of wearing in the shop. What they cannot filter are solvents and paints. Tried with spray paint the odours and fumes can be smelled. The carbon based typical dual layer cartridges are safe for most solvents, fumes and paints. There are charts online to at 3M to learn more specifics.http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSuH8gc7nZxtU5x_9oxmZevUqe17zHvTSevTSeSSSSSS--&fn;=ReusableRespBrochure.pdf
370120
You would have to contact the manufacturer. It claims to be safe, and there is a general warning about fiberglass material. But it doesn't apply with this product...
2263791
Frankly, carbon can splinter especially if it hits something hard and they are expensive. I have several bows and unles I am hunting I always use aluminum. They are cheaper, easier to repair and never split.
742377
i would say not unless you maybe Super sensitive it is not like fiberglass repair material.
914139
These filters are great and safe for even the smallest of wood and dust particles and are lightweight so are practical for long hours of wearing in the shop. What they cannot filter are solvents and paints. Tried with spray paint the odours and fumes can be smelled. The carbon based typical dual layer cartridges are safe for most solvents, fumes and paints. There are charts online to at 3M to learn more specifics.http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSuH8gc7nZxtU5x_9oxmZevUqe17zHvTSevTSeSSSSSS--&fn=ReusableRespBrochure.pdf
463445
I have used TR-3 on my carbon fiber hoods in the past, and not only did it clean it, but it also helped protect the clear coat on the hood as well. So if anything I believe in the blue magic.
537240
Since it can be cut to fit then I would think it could be used n anything. The material itself will hold up to cleaning but I'm not sure how it would affect it's performance. www.ehow.com/how_7824834_clean-carbon-filter.html might help.
936253
I wouldn't think that would be safe. I used a double bladed electric carving knife like you'd carve a turkey with. Worked great!
1655231
Im sure it's safe, but will probably tarnish. They include cleaning instructions.
590900
Other comments saying you should not use carbon with it is not true. Seachem rep recommended to use carbon along with it (but is not necessary), which filters different things.
680262
No. It would no be safe.You could but you'd have to be ultra careful. I would not reccomend it.
2169598
Absolutely. This is the same type of fiber poly filter used, but w/o the carbon coating. The carbon coating actually restricts the size of particles allowed through, making it more effective. I use these in concert with my car air filter to keep the road diesel smell down. Are they Heppa filters...no. For this price point you are not going to purchase a Heppa filter. For what it is, it works well, keeps major particles out of the air stream and kills odors for about a month. I'd buy it again.
1827067
No I wouldn't think so. Here is a link to the Material Safety Data Sheet: http://www.alligarellc.com/assets/pdf/DIURON_80DF_MSDS.pdf
2199295
Yea I think so. I don't think there is anything dangerous and the stuffing is cotton polyester.