Is this OK to mix with Slip 2000 EWL?
1710177
I could see no reason for that not to be OK. The chemistry is the same so you would only be changing the consistency.
1076268
I really don't see why you couldn't mix the two. It would probably give you a nice effect without over-doing the sparkle from the glass.
1560197
Should be fine I have used it in several different makes with no problems. I am currently using it in a Dyna Super Gluide does seem to help it shift a little smoother.
1299078
No, it cannot. This stuff is like Dexron-VI ATF.You want 75w90 gear oil, probably GL4 or GL5. Something like this:Mag 1 62378 75W-90 Full Synthetic Gear Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 6)orMobil 1 104361 75W-90 Synthetic Gear Lube - 1 QuartIt cannot be used for 75w90 diffs, but some diffs do call for Dexron-type ATF. This can be used in those, but not your application.
1473093
I haven't pumped this combination. I have pumped water, gasoline, oil, and soapy water. My guess is you won't have a problem if the consistency (thickness) of the mix is similar.
712455
I don't know about mixing the two together. I would call the Bona company and ask them. If they say it is okay, it sure would be a time saver!
1637561
Go to their website. They have several tutorials on different ways to mix and take internaly.
515857
Probably not. These products are made to match specific accessories and it is better not to mix two different versions.
527048
It is never a good idea to mix brands or grades or viscosities. Modern oils and particularly synthetics are highly engineered products and may have additives that don't work well together.
645893
I don't believe that it work very well in that application, you would be better off using something like this I believe: http://www.amazon.com/Performix-11603-6-Synthetic-Plasti-Dip-Coating/dp/B0000DD1PF/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397503787&sr=8-1&keywords=tool+handle+dip
459028
WD40 should do it. Just be careful not to get it on the pedal, would get to slippery.
2275124
Probably depends on how mild or corrosive your mix is. I would defnitely make sure you are comfortable pulling out the pump and hitting it with some petrolium jelly if you are mixing it pretty stout. I doubt that the tank will have any issues. My concern with any sprayer and something like you are talking about is the washers and seals. I do know that there are specific sprayers for heavy duty chemicals such as Chapin 19049 3.5-Gallon Xtreme Industrial Concrete Open Head SprayerMight want to check those out.
1848519
No. You can't mix this with regular brand, green bottle R-22. You need to take out the old R-22 green bottle. You can mess up the compressor if you mix up this freon with green bottle R-22.
87107
Yes, that should work. It is smooth and soft enough but may protrude a little under your slip cover.
349446
Yes it will and you should attach the side handle when doing this or it could spin out of your grip. If you are going to mix for a home project it will mix often and well. However, if you are going to be mixing hundreds of times a year for commercial use then you may want to consider a very heavy unit designed for mixing. Another reason to attach the side handle is that if you don't there is a tendency to wrap one hand around the drill's body which blocks the vent holes and that will make any drill overheat. It is corded which is great and has a electronic brake which is really super. It looks good, it feels good and is a great 1/2" drill at a very reasonable price. Yes it will and you should attach the side handle when doing this or it could spin out of your grip. If you are going to mix for a home project it will mix often and well. However, if you are going to be mixing hundreds of times a year for commercial use then you may want to consider a very heavy unit designed for mixing. Another reason to attach the side handle is that if you don't there is a tendency to wrap one hand around the drill's body which blocks the vent holes and that will make any drill overheat. It is corded which is great and has a electronic brake which is really super. It... » Read More Yes it will and you should attach the side handle when doing this or it could spin out of your grip. If you are going to mix for a home project it will mix often and well. However, if you are going to be mixing hundreds of times a year for commercial use then you may want to consider a very heavy unit designed for mixing. Another reason to attach the side handle is that if you don't there is a tendency to wrap one hand around the drill's body which blocks the vent holes and that will make any drill overheat. It is corded which is great and has a electronic brake which is really super. It looks good, it feels good and is a great 1/2" drill at a very reasonable price. « Show Less
293471
Should be fine lubricant...but sincerely do not know compatibility for a fact.
1718530
Not sure what you are trying to do. But this is a petroleoum based product & oil / water don't mix very well. I'm not an expert just a country boy, but doesn't sound like what you are trying to do.