how long till its dry
1251797
I live in the high plains desert and did it in July so it only took about 2 hours
1560513
It dries very quickly as it is solvent based. I would say 15 minutes if you don't put it on too thick.
465721
spray it with a water bottle every week or so. Depends on how dry it is in your home.
1198529
I don't know. I returned it before I ever used it, but NOT because of any defect. However, I doubt it takes long to dry considering the materials it's made of.
362689
I usually wait at least 2 hours to ensure that items are completely dry. The actual drying time may be quicker but I wait that long. The glue is no thicker than Elmer's glue. Hope that helps.
845912
Usually 2 hours is a good rule of thumb, but some have been active as long as four hours. I have never run mine 'dry', so I could not tell you.
84907
Depends how thick you put it on. Put it on thin it takes about 1/2 hr to an hour. I didn't notice the smell much after it dried.
1972413
As long as you wait a while for it to soak in and dry you should be fine. I've used sunscreen, but I usually wait at least 30 minutes until it feels like it's totally absorbed
1225615
You will have to give it a few minutes to dry before handling after use. It won't after dried.
7211
Mechanics feel. touch it and feel if its dry.right off the bat double the recommended drying time
2278457
10 to 15 minutes to dry usually.. I suppose high humidity could increase dry time...great results with this product for me
601238
Go dry... But if it rains on it than its no biggie.. This stuff works great and I was overly impressed. Probably any weather besides windy lol
209822
It will become dry. Therefore I add mustard oil to keep it moist plus put a plastic bag on. If not it will get hard and dry after the 2 hours in some parts.
2248940
I usually dry it off at the bottle dryer rack. If you just leave it as is on the counter, will probably take about 30-35 minutes.
1560518
Give it 30 min. to dry and if it feels dry to the tough. then you are good to go.
1925272
Just mix it with a few drops of water into a paste consistency. Rub it on face and it will begin to dry immediately. As it dries it pulls out impurities from your pores. Leave it on from 10 minutes to one hour. I find that 20 minutes is plenty long enough. If I'm in a hurry, I let it dry on my face in front of a fan to speed up the process.
925952
I would start with a small, lower heat fire after 24-48 hours, and gradually work up from there. My experience has been that even after it has dried enough to handle, there will still be some moisture that needs to escape. A gradual build fire can help you prevent extra cracking from this moisture.