I used this product on a table and had two small dips would It be possible to fill just the dips and even out or pour over the entire surface?
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Unfortunately filling only the two dips would be difficult to match the surface of the rest of the table, extra material would try to spread evenly across the table but would setup before completely smooth. Fortunately this product does stick to its self so, a thin, additional pour could give you the results you are looking for.
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If you already have a bumpy surface, why do you want more? Since it rolls on, I suppose it would go over the top just fine, though. As far as coverage goes, you should have plenty. I have a deep soaker tub, so it's a bit shorter than most, but I only used maybe half the bottle, with plenty left over.
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Sure just make sure to dry the surface when your done. You will like this product. I have it on my kitchen and dining room tables.
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Will not work with a pour bottle. You might trying buying an inexpensive spray top for your bottle, or pouring some into an inexpensive spray bottle you can buy for $1 at a local five and dime type store or on Amazon.
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You better contact the manufacture. I did not have luck getting this product to spread well at all. 2 gallons only did approx 8x8. I may have applied it wrong. good luck
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Hi Lin,I would end up using about a 1 dropper full with it sucking up about a third at a time. I used those cotton rounds/pads to rub it on my face. Hope this helps.
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I used a large serving tray that was approximately 2" deep and just poured in a little of the solution at a time.
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It may work OK. You can use this like nail polish, a little or a lot. I blotted the liquid on the sink with a tissue, to have less on the surface. It seemed to fill the chip spot perfect with very little product. My sink was a marble look swirl, off white and beige.
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It would depend on how many drinks you had, but generally speaking, it should pour out nicely if it's not a thick mixture being poured!
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Yes you can. I put 1 tablespoon with a quart of water in a spray bottle. You can add your other ingredients as well. Most spray bottles hold more than a quart, so there is plenty of room.
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You could remove the needle applicator if you want but I believe you would be spilling/applying too much solution. They recommend a drop or two of this solution for proper lubrication.
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Make sure you completly combine both parts (quickly) and pour it into or onto evenly. I mixed and poured in small batches. Have lots of stirring sticks and mixing cups!
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Up to half a quart over is fine. If adding this would be over filling more than that you would probably want to siphon a little out first. Filling and draining repeatedly through the dipstick would just remove the stuff your adding if you didn't run the engine in between.
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I started having that issue when I first got this. I realized my problem was overfilling. The liquid level needs to be around the level stated in the instructions. Once you get an idea of where that is using the funnel, you can eyeball it from that point and you should not have anymore problems.
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I would use it for the second rise only...the dough will be too wet during the first rising. Continue to do the first rise in a separate bowl.
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I have poured very small amounts (2"x2") as a molding epoxy, but only needed it to be about 3/8" thick. The product instructions say that 3/8" is about as thick as you should pour.I imagine that you could build it up to 1" as I built up thin (1/8") layers to achieve a total thickness of 1/4" on a tabletop.
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Scrape off the areas that are gooey and wet then mix again and re pour. I found that it really helped when I mixed it up on a scale so I had the same amount of both in weight. Had no problems after that. Also I was told by the company to mix well in a disposable container for exactly a minute then pour in a new container and mix for another whole minute with a new mixing stick. Throw both containers away after that.