What is the expected yield for one container? Looking to use this in conjunction with 3M sealing tape for my sheathing seams.
765843
It doesn't take much. The vinyl adheres to the surface very well. I only used a 1/2 inch bead of primer at the edges or to glue an overlap. Frankly, I probably didn't need it at all.
800669
Just a guess would be around 30 or so . One container will last me for 3 to 4 months .
667483
I've found that a full container will yield oxidizer for approximately 48 loads of laundry, using the enclosed tbsp. This stuff is 2x as potent as "Oxyclean." I also use it for our tile floor grout. It does a great job.
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To be able to get that print yield, you have to pretty much print the same ISO template 19752 or 5% coverage. Else, it is tough to quantify with what you print. For me, if I just print word document, I can manage to get close to 2100 Pages. But, when I print shipping labels with those bar codes etc.. including the packing slip together, I can only get 1/3 of the yield and it happens to be the same with OEM. Therefore, I am sure that no one can safely guarantee that you will get the yield with whatever you print. What Linkyo probably can guarantee is that, if you use the ISO template, you will get 2100 pages. To be able to get that print yield, you have to pretty much print the same ISO template 19752 or 5% coverage. Else, it is tough to quantify with what you print. For me, if I just print word document, I can manage to get close to 2100 Pages. But, when I print shipping labels with those bar codes etc.. including the packing slip together, I can only get 1/3 of the yield and it happens to be the same with OEM. Therefore, I am sure that no one can safely guarantee that you will get the yield with whatever you print. What Linkyo probably can guarantee is that, if you use the ISO template, you... » Read More To be able to get that print yield, you have to pretty much print the same ISO template 19752 or 5% coverage. Else, it is tough to quantify with what you print. For me, if I just print word document, I can manage to get close to 2100 Pages. But, when I print shipping labels with those bar codes etc.. including the packing slip together, I can only get 1/3 of the yield and it happens to be the same with OEM. Therefore, I am sure that no one can safely guarantee that you will get the yield with whatever you print. What Linkyo probably can guarantee is that, if you use the ISO template, you will get 2100 pages. « Show Less
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Usually the yield is around 1,500 per cartridge, once or twice the yield was closer to 1,000 per cartridge. I don't keep strict tract, but I wanted to start keeping closer tabs on it to try and get the best provider. But, it seems I find one company I like and then I can't find them again.
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I believe you should use it all at once. And it does not go as far as it says it will. If its just being used to seal and insulate windows and doors, one bottle should be enough. And it works well for just that small application. There is a learning curve the first 5 minutes you use it. Very easy to apply more than what you intended. Once you get the hang of it tho', it works well. We thought, by everything we had read, that it was going to cover most of the 10 x 20 shed we had built. We wanted to use it as the insulation. It says 13,914 sq ft of coverage at 3/8". It covered the windows and the plywood joints on the walls and ceiling. Cost wise, definitely would've been better to just purchase the insulation. The product itself is good. Just would've needed a dozen bottles to do what we wanted. Not sure where they get their 13,914 sq ft figure. We used it very sparingly.
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See Sandra W.'s reply. Also, note that each roll is 16 ft, so you get 32 ft of product times 2 pouches each.
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I just did some kick butt work---and it used very little twine. It is my impression that I might be able to get by with only one roll per year.
699772
That's a pretty small profile on 1/4 tape, but I have used 1/2 in with no problem. It saves so much time I would give ita shot, good luck.
94392
I used 3M 5200 sealant/adhesive. If you run drill bit backwards to drill holes... Gelcoat will not crack and splinter. Enjoy, C
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I used it on a small motorcycle tank (one coat). Dumped some in, rolled it around for a couple of hours and poured out the rest back in can. Should be enough to do two tanks or more.
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It all depends. It should be good for a couple of hours of welding. Get a bigger bottle if you can afford it, them refills will be cheaper per cubic foot.
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I am using the last spool that I have, and no longer have a wrapper, so I cannot answer your question.
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Just a thin straight line, maybe 1mm wide, up to 2 depending on the pressure you apply. In my experience it's been airtight for positive and negative (vacuum) pressures. The seal is very clean looking, and can be repeated one after another if a wider seal is desired (just tried this). It's got an adjustable timer too so you can seal different thickness plastics with ease.
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I bought this for a project my brother was doing and I think he used the entire thing all at once. Hope this helps. :)
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Sorry, It took me so long to answer. I actually used it full strength, but my mother wasn't able to handle it full strength. I couldn't find a definate answer on dilution,but I'd say 3-5 drops of carrier oil to 1 drop of pain aid and u can experiment from there. Hope this helps.
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The amount required depends on the width of the seal and linear feet of the seal. I did about 100 ft. with a backer rod, using @ $100 worth of sealant. Mixing is a pain and you need to be careful to clip just enough tip of the applicator bottle. All in all, a professional is a really good idea for this job.