Is this silicone tubing peroxide cured ? Thank you.
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The packaging is not marked, so you would need to contact the manufacturer to be sure. A search for the model number comes up with peroxide-cured tubing. Regardless, it is NSF 51 certified, so it is safe for use with food.
1460851
No...it's not for fiberglass, it's for porcelain tubs. Try googling 'fiberglass tub repair.'
1811473
yes, I did it with mine and it was fine, but don't sterilize the tubing, just rinse with water if needed.
544253
Yes, this is 100% food grade silicone but it is not 100% silicone. Please read FAQ for an explanation by the manufacturer of our silicone products. Sorry for answering your question late. I just came back from vacation and I did not have access to my computer while I was away.
620290
i looked, but could not find expiration date, however the main ingredient is peroxide.probably no expiration date is necessary.
1933243
Yes, yes, and no:) It is a special FDA approved food-grade silicone raw material, which is BPA FREE! No fiberglass so you can cut it to size if you want! Thanks for the great questions!
700991
Sorry not sure about that. Maybe soak silicone seal in dishwater for a bit?
1393760
According to research it is silicone. I've used mine very often and not a single problem.
2169972
I'm sorry Brittney, I'm not qualified to answer that. It's strong peroxide.
1541251
Sorry, I have no idea on that...from my experience with crap/chip fills there are some tools (to prep the work area) you would need that don't come with this kit but the silicone is probably the same. If it is just a crack around the seal edge I would say yes but if it is a crack in the middle, probably not.
161812
Additional response: I believe this product self cures in wet conditions. Mine did.
2137887
I have used this item and as long as it was sealed air-tight it did not harden . . . I have never heard of any glue hardening in the container in as little as an hour and a half.
2097830
No. This is a gel system. You need a UV lamp to cure it, it requires a cured top coat and is removed by soaking in pure acetone.
839521
No. This has to contact clean EPDM to bond and seal correctly. Silicone + EPDM = Leaks.
2251574
The issue is whether it cures by releasing acetic acid, which is corrosive to many metals. This black RTV is advertised as "low odor," which suggests it probably doesn't have a strong vinegar odor. Furthermore, unlike the clear Permatex RTV this one does not list acetic acid on its MDS (it does list stearic acid though). I would be inclined to say it less corrosive than the clear RTV.
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Check their website, but I wouldn't recommend alcohol on anything made of silicone (or any other petroleum-based material). The silicone will dry out much faster, though you may not notice it at first. If mild soap and warm water (not hot) doesn't do it for you, try hydrogen peroxide. As with anything like this, use sparingly and dry thoroughly. Also, based on your question, I'd suggest cleaning them AFTER use, and storing them in the case clean, then they're ready to go when you are.
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The packaging said yes! Haven't tried it though. Silicone is very versatile.