I'd like to make animal scupture using an armature of chickn wire or metal mesh &amp; then use this stuff as the outside "skin." would it work for that?
1694253
Depending on the size. The compound is pretty soft when first mixed and a thin sheet would probably sag with chicken wire. Probably using an armature of foil would work. If this is larger, maybe use a foam armature partially sculpted to the shape. It really can't hold its shape if the form is too thin, will sag, droop or bend without support. Once it begins to cure, you are good to go. Once you give it a try, you will see the possibilities. t
1695873
Yes, I have soldered this wire. I have also used it for artistic soldering on my stone wraps. Just make sure it is clean and use flux.
150409
Yes, we have one on polystyrene with a wool sweater and it's great. It's in a little shelter outside (like a dog house) and the half-feral cat who lives there loves it! No problems at all. It doesn't get too hot. It's on a timer to go on in the evening and off in the a.m., unless it's really cold. A very good and very helpful product.
2170951
Yes, but going around corners and using as a wrap will need some steam to loosen and patience. If you do it right please send pics cuz that's going to look very cool!
890615
I believe it would probably work but be awkward. You would benefit from being able to do it at a distance and avoid the heat on your hand; but you would be approaching the meat from a shallow angle that might not work so well. I'm also not sure how the tubing would stand up to the heat. It isn't built to withstand a lot of heat above the head of the tube. You'd have to ask the Bernzomatic folks about that.
248766
I used it to glue cow leather to cow leather and it worked great. I would think goatskin is similar to cow skin, so I would hope it would be OK. It is what I would try if I were doing what you are doing.
1140775
Never tried, but I am guessing it should work in theory, and cast iron is probably a good metal for that since it retains heat very well (just takes longer to heat up).
2000739
In theory yes, but the surface would need to be very well prepped with SS wire brush, wiped well with acetone, and left horizontal for best fill/level until cured. It bonds very well to aluminum that has been heavily scuffed/roughed with SS wire brush...
2048753
It is quite sturdy and may be ale to cut thing metal screening but chicken wire, I am not sure. There are videos available for this item online with more information.
2136930
Yes, this would work. It may or may not fatally injure the animal, but would move it along. If you don't want to kill the animals, maybe a softair gun would be good.
1157747
I never tried that with any thing other than rope. It might work. It's quite flexible material.
677697
While I have used this for exterior use with metal to stone with great success, I can't say how it might work with styrofoam, HOWEVER, the best advice would be to visit the Liquid Nails website and check out the various types of Liquid Nails offered and determine from their website what works best. Here is the website URL: http://www.liquidnails.com/en-US/diy While I would feel confident this would work based upon the uses described on their site there may be another application listed that would be cheaper in cost for ya. Check them out.
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This is a 6 inch wide roll/sleeve of copper mesh. You stuff it in small openings to keep birds, mice, and rats from getting into your home or garage. If you have a hole big enough for a cat to fit through, then you will need to close up that huge hole with construction material. This is for holes and crevices no more than 2-3" in size. This would be like stuffing a hole with steel wool, except steel wool will rust and disintegrate. It is copper mesh. Unless your dog eats the roll out of the box, it is harmless. Would your dog eat a steel wool pad?
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No. I also have chickens and ended up building them a coop. Unless you have a cover on the top (not the tarp A frame that is optional ((I have that as well)) you will see that predators can access them. Even if that was covered, the links are too wide and they can burrow underneath. While this is perfect for the small amount of time that my dogs are there, I would not recommend using this frame and chicken wire. Other than that, my only complaint was the unwinding of the chain link, which can catch on itself and make the task very annoying. Overall people come to my house and are very impressed with the product for the price. Good Luck
1642013
Haven't tried it but I think it could work. Mice don't like the mesh and it should wrap well around the pipe with plastic zip ties.
1192749
It's heavy wire/metal. You should have no problem painting it with a spray can of paint for metal.
2257094
Tami, I got one photo plus a video uploaded on the product site at Amazon. Plexiglass would work, but so would screen or a light gage tin. Be careful with the tin OR the wire though, since sharp edges can cause minor cut wounds.Also, I'm thinking a rat will tend to work the wire screen or gnaw on the plexiglass, so a tin gage or even real glass might be the best to hold in the bedding.