Could this product be used to increase protection inside a bump cap?
648654
It would provide some additional cushioning, but is only about a 1/4" thick, so it wouldn't provide a great deal of protection. I use a piece on a leg brace to keep the brace from digging into my leg, and it does a great job for that.
938426
Perhaps not unless you want greater surface area I just wanted it in case my husband scratched it. :)
934297
They'll help with minor scrapes anything more will rip them off. Measure the bumper space and the available BumpTek lengths. Medium worked for me.
431758
I don't know why not. It is very easy to adjust the amount of "product" that is coming out and it has a very smooth finish.
1494450
I would say YES! It's a very good product and will certainly improve most plastic surfaces. Luck!
619220
I'm pretty sure that it's really not intended for that. Really read through the reviews many posters put some very detailed answers. I believe small cracks and chips/spiderweb cracks is where this product works best.
651259
Yes, it can...I use it with very light pressure in upward strokes...it helps if the skin is slightly damp or well moisturized..I use DHC Olive Oil Deep Cleanser to help the device glide over the skin.
1233329
I don't know but if you contact the company BumpTex, they can confirm it will or will not fit and they stand behind their product. The company who makes this product has great customer service.
1527411
For beer bottle caps and such? Hmm, probably not. It may work, but the material on the inside of this thing has a give to it which produces the grip so I can see that getting torn up pretty fast if its used on those caps with the jagged edges. Plastic Juice, soda and water bottle caps, works excellent.
1979613
If you mean deterrent than yes, it can be used it that manor, I think they make an Hoppe's oil with "weather shield." That might be more useful for you. This stuff also works well on the action and the inside of the barrel.
934300
They'll help with minor scrapes anything more will rip them off.Measure the bumper space and the available BumpTek lengths. Medium worked for me.
56746
I think it may fly out over big bumps. Maybe you could modify it with some kind of hook sewn into it that could hold tight to the trigger.
661037
No. I bought this product for my caps that kept coming off and no luck. It didn't bond the way I thought it would. Not sure if im not mixing correctly, but I tried it a few times and a few different way and still didn't hold the cap on. I wouldn't waste my money on this product.
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Absolutely! I learned of it from other gun users and gun bulletin boards. I use it on shot gun receivers, gas pistons, trigger groups, slides, etc. Any surface where friction, sliding, scoring or galling can occur. A very little amount is all that is needed for protection. Avoid the addage, "if a little is good, a lot is better".
2084071
I would think so. Test a small spot first, but let the product sit long enough to do its thing
1169581
Thanks for your question. It can be used to protect any device that is within the load specifications of the device. Thanks again.
2227812
Hi Sarah.. I believe there are different versions of those cups, if there full round it may work... take a look of the little bumps the plastic cap has... this one has 2 wholes to fit with to bumps... some others caps has 3 and it there is your case... may have some leakage issues ;) I hope that this helps