TrueKote CS 100 is an abrasion resistant high build flexible rubber coating. It is recommended for coating rope, fabrics and netting where abrasion resistance and flexibility are required; we offer a selection of 18 color pigments sold separately.
3 How much time does a sprained finger take to heal? 4-6 weeks: A very bad sprained finger can take up to 4-6 weeks to heal. If your finger still hurts a lot after 2 weeks, go see your doc to check for possible stress fracture. Each week you should feel better, be able to move your finger more.
Prognosis. Grade I and grade II sprains and strains of fingers and the hand heal well with conservative treatment including rest, splinting, and occupational or physical therapy. Grade III sprains and strains of the hand also usually heal with conservative treatment. Grade III sprains and strains of the fingers generally heal well regardless of type of treatment but some individuals may have residual stiffness, pain, or instability.