how do you apply stormsure?
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1. Watch the instruction video. 2 pull the tear as tight together as possible. Put some kind of temporary backing on the outside of the repair point. Push repair material out of the tube on the tear and about 1/2" either side of it. Let it dry over night. Remove backing. Close tube tightly and store in freezer.
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I used this product around my chimmney and other areas of roof flashing with great results so far. You might want to sand {Scuff} the metal and wipe clean with 50/50 alcohol & water first. I still used an outdoor caulking along the edges first. Hope this helps.
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I have the sprayer and a small hand bottle. I have sprayed it before and after. Either way is better than not at all. I can't get there before the storm, but after I shovel, it will get that last layer and keep the ice from forming. It will break up ice, just takes longer. They have a solid sprinkle product, too, and I use that also.
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I used installed it on my exterior storm door. Not sure if that's what you are asking though.
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So far so good. I put this on a tear in my vinyl convertible top about two months ago and it has sealed it up nicely. It is flexible, like a rubbery feel, so it flexes with the top going up and down. I definitely recommend Stormsure for vinyl.
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Ok...since the solar cover is a perfect circle this is how we fold it.1. Place flat and fold in half to form a semi-circle.2. Fold semi-circle to form a quarter circle, now it looks like a slice of pizza.3. Fold again as before to form a 1/8th circle4. Now...go to the where the center of the circle was and begin to roll up towards the outer perimeter of the circle.This will evacuate any air that is trapped.Note: Do not be too aggressive or you will pop some of the bubbles.For long term storage cable time joined together will suffice. The cover survived the winter this years in a shed in NYC. Ok...since the solar cover is a perfect circle this is how we fold it.1. Place flat and fold in half to form a semi-circle.2. Fold semi-circle to form a quarter circle, now it looks like a slice of pizza.3. Fold again as before to form a 1/8th circle4. Now...go to the where the center of the circle was and begin to roll up towards the outer perimeter of the circle.This will evacuate any air that is trapped.Note: Do not be too aggressive or you will pop some of the bubbles.For long term storage cable time joined together will suffice. The cover... » Read More Ok...since the solar cover is a perfect circle this is how we fold it.1. Place flat and fold in half to form a semi-circle.2. Fold semi-circle to form a quarter circle, now it looks like a slice of pizza.3. Fold again as before to form a 1/8th circle4. Now...go to the where the center of the circle was and begin to roll up towards the outer perimeter of the circle.This will evacuate any air that is trapped.Note: Do not be too aggressive or you will pop some of the bubbles.For long term storage cable time joined together will suffice. The cover survived the winter this years in a shed in NYC. « Show Less
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Hello, first of all,read and watch the directions video.There are 2 tabs,1 on each "skin" and 1 on the backing.With a Tab in each hand You gently pull......away from each other.FIRST : You clean the counter or table or wherever the skin will be applied.Also the screen itself with the accompaning flannel patch,then wash your hands.....WHY,because any dust WILL BE picked up by static electricity.Once all areas are cleaned and skin in placed on screen use cardboard squeegee with flannel patch between skin and squeegee and slowly "wipe out"bubbles. Reading and watching the video will Greatly Help......even though You may think it is unnecessary,take it slow.You will get it done. Hello, first of all,read and watch the directions video.There are 2 tabs,1 on each "skin" and 1 on the backing.With a Tab in each hand You gently pull......away from each other.FIRST : You clean the counter or table or wherever the skin will be applied.Also the screen itself with the accompaning flannel patch,then wash your hands.....WHY,because any dust WILL BE picked up by static electricity.Once all areas are cleaned and skin in placed on screen use cardboard squeegee with flannel patch between skin and squeegee and slowly "wipe out"bubbles. Reading and watching the... » Read More Hello, first of all,read and watch the directions video.There are 2 tabs,1 on each "skin" and 1 on the backing.With a Tab in each hand You gently pull......away from each other.FIRST : You clean the counter or table or wherever the skin will be applied.Also the screen itself with the accompaning flannel patch,then wash your hands.....WHY,because any dust WILL BE picked up by static electricity.Once all areas are cleaned and skin in placed on screen use cardboard squeegee with flannel patch between skin and squeegee and slowly "wipe out"bubbles. Reading and watching the video will Greatly Help......even though You may think it is unnecessary,take it slow.You will get it done. « Show Less
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Don't touch it with your fingers, when you are ready to install it clean it with a soft dry cloth, put some talc on it and blow the excess talc with your mouth, don't clean it again with the cloth, once you put the screen protector back on, take all the air out by going over it with the dry cloth, this time on the outside, finish putting it together and viola, no more condensation.
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Clean the driveway crack of any loose debris and standing water. Shake the Sakrete bottle(rolling it on a flat surface seems to do well). Cut the applicator tip and pour into crack. It will set faster the hotter the weather. Have some kind of tool to smooth it if necessary(I used a squeegee) and your done.
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Apply it before you go in. The rays from the bed are what activate it to work!
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For light dust/dirt just use a damp cloth and then dry. The SunShield works great!
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That is the recommended method when applying in soil against a foundation. I don't over do it, just drag an appropriate tool against the foundation to make a trench 3-4" wide by 3-4" deep, just enough to hold a heavy flow of liquid from a backpack sprayer. If you make the trench wider you might also like to pour the termiticide from a bucket. That's how I do it, but the instructions probably call for at least a 6" deep trench and typically about 4 gallons of mixed product for 10 linear feet to a depth of one foot. I've had good experience with Termidor SC (great for ants, too) but due to it's high cost I currently use Taurus SC in the 78 ounce bottle from Amazon. And, I've seen far less termite activity since I stopped paying professionals and started treating on my own. Good luck!
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I'm old school - apply by hand - you can use any application method you like. This is very easy to apply.
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I don't think any waterproofing can help a canvas damaged by hail... the hail was probably stretching the fibers of your canvas fabric (by hitting it) and no waterproofing product can fix that. You must unfortunately change the canvas...
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Yeah that should do it. Its very powerful and effective. Make sure you don't get heavy rain for a few days after the application to give it time to soak in.
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Directly n the skin, unless it's too strong add a drop of reactionaries coconut oil to a drop of terra shield before applying
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You can use it over a cream foundation. It will be settled into fine lines by tapping ( with your finger ) the area after the application.