Patches or spray better?
772029
I can only vouch for the patches. Patches are what the physicians order for these patients and that is all I have tried. I would think patches only because the medication is sealed in the patch and stays put. That is only an assumption.
772030
I only tried patches. I think they help the pain but they stink. Strong menthol smell even after taking off.
284214
If you don't have enough glue for the patches, you can go to just about any auto parts store and get a can of vulcanizing cement for a few bucks. You will have more than enough for all your patches. I have a can that is several years old and the cement is just as good as the day I bought it. It works the same as Rema cement. Brush it on liberally, wait 5-10 minutes and apply the patch.
690139
the over spray is minimal, you will still be require to mask off the area. I would use a test piece outside to get the spray pattern to where you want it.
1452857
One is a squeeze bottle oil application and the other is an aerosol spray oil application. I would say speed and even application using the aerosol spray oil is better but it would depend on your individual circumstances and needs.
111613
No too watery in your case use a rubber silicone and spread on holes but I understand the conveniece of a spray its just this is to watery just going to seap and drip in holes just so you know. .
1413516
I am not sure about this, maybe if you got it soaked enough. I know about freaking out, so does mine. Next time I will get the liquid and not foam. I think liquid would work better and hit the area better. I did not think about the noise, which is what I think scares them when you spray
224104
By the way, this product works very well and is very easy to apply. We get much better results with this than others have gotten with much higher priced products. I prefer the spray to the lotion - easier and more effective. Good luck!
921822
Honestly, never have tried. Do a test patch on a non conspicuous place. A little bit of mild soap and water usually also does the trick in my house of grubby handed children. Or baby wipes. Those worked really well too!
486455
You won't need to patch it, just make sure to sand it down and then follow the application directions.
2007053
I think those questions are best answered by the manufacturer, personally I prefer the spray. Thanks for asking.Chick Smith
284212
That rubber cement tube is much bigger than the size we usually get with 3 patch kit. It will last a long time. Even it might not be enough for all 48 patches, I wouldn't worry about it until I use it up.
127497
Sorry, but I don't have the answer to your question ... just a guess. How about spraying with Static Guard?
1130454
I have been spraying with fixative. When dry I coat with acrylic medium. i think that should do the trick. I may just test it and get back to you.
1780038
Make sure that the area you are trying to patch is absolutely CLEAN of dust, debris and anything foreign. Avoid trapping air under patch when applying. You're home free!
1127123
There are no quick fixes I know of yet. Peels help. This works about as well as any, although all take a lot of time as spots keep coming up. Use consistently and it takes way more than one tube. Sun damage is the hardest to fade. Brown spots tend to fade slightly faster than the red sun damage.
1911348
Personally, I would would an ointment like abreva or compo phenique. I feel like the patch is better for when you are getting the cold sore and trying to get rid of it :)
894195
I personally went to the dollar tree and got a regular plastic bottle that hadn't been used before. I used a sharpie to mark it so I'd know to never use it again for anything else and it worked just fine. However, depending on the area size you need to cover, a professional one with a much larger spray would be much easier on your hands and sanity. I did my house which is 3200 sq feet in about 4 hours.