How long does it take to dry. We are going on a cruise to the Caribbean and the last day is at sea. Will 24 hours in a humid environment be enough?
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Sorry, I don't use my vest to swim in so it doesn't get wet. However, since it's a humid environment I would plan on the vest still being wet when you pack. Take a heave plastic bag to put it in and remove it as soon as you get home to keep it from molding. That way you're prepared no matter what happens.
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I cannot answer about the Caribbean but I used mine in Hawaii daily and did not have a problem with it drying between uses. I hosed it off after each use and dried it on the lanai on a clothes hanger. Good luck!
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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.
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We have used ours in the ocean on 3 occasions sometimes a couple of hours at time and had no issues of any kind. I am careful not to open any of the access panels for a full 12 hours after it has been wet, to allow seals to dry.
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3-4 hours is what I would recommend. Also keeping it covered in plastic and warm. Sit in the sun or warm with a dryer or warm towels periodically. Speeds the process and helps promote richer color
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Drying time is relatively short. I'd say about an hour to an hour and a half. I usually put on 2 coats just to be sure--since it goes on clear, I wanted to make sure that I got the whole surface. It's really good stuff!!!!
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Hi I used mine 5days after getting it. It turned out great. Just be sure store it away from humidity
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Not fair for me to answer. I live in the dry Arizona desert. I also don't hang soaking wet things on it.I put my clothes in the dryer with a softening sheet for 15 to 30 minutes then hang to finish drying, and hang wrinkles out. Hope this helps.
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It depends on temp and humidity. IMHO waiting too long is worse then removing early. When too dry it's hard and takes a lot too remove. Too early and you're just moving it around. You'll know as you start removing it if you have to wait a little longer. Typical 80 degree day, I'd say less than an hour. Obtw I would not put on in direct sun unless I worked small sections at a time.
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Wait till fully dry before going on whatever was sprayed. A light spray was about an hour, a heavy spray about 12 hours.
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It will not last 1 day from my experience. Some outdoors stores have a spray on water repellant for clothes. You could try that.
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It will depend on the surface but usually only a couple of hours. I used it on a cement surface with decorative stones. Since I was going to use it outdoors, I applied several coats and allowed it to dry for 24 hours.
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No, it shouldn't run. It is very thick. I would allow 12-24 hours for drying depending on heat and humidity.
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Dry time is just dry to the touch. Definitely wait at least 12, preferably 24 hours as instructed.
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Hi edI'm in a place with low humidity and warm. My thin coat dried in a day with the humidity 20% and temp 85 fYou don't want to put it on thick. Just wait a few more days , it will dryThank David
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Hi KORNfed, we'd recommend leaving the conditioner sit at least overnight, or for 24 hours, if possible. In many cases, it will dry and absorb in as little as two hours. There is no harm for leaving it for two days if that is your preference. Thanks!
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The can says "based on 70* F - 50% relative humidity. Allow more time at cooler temperatures. Dries to the touch in 2-4 hours, to handle 5-9 hours and fully dry in 24 hours. May recoat in 1/2 hour or after 1 week."
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It's dry to touch within 1-2 hrs but 4 hrs in between coats is recommended.