Any Creative Fabicators?
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Re: Any Creative Fabicators?
The Fuze It did not cure hard overnight. I don't know if it will - it's like silly putty now. I thought I'd sand down the saran wrap and apply another thin coat to glue a layer of leather or rubber. We'll see if a day in the shady sun sets it up, or it'll be plan Bondo, after some torture trying to remove the goo.
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Disclaimer: I'm just a guy with a few machines...
To measure is to know - Lord Kelvin
Disclaimer: I'm just a guy with a few machines...
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Re: Any Creative Fabicators?
If so, spray it with some acetone and it should quick-set.
~RN
Re: Any Creative Fabicators?
It somewhat dried around the edges and exposed areas. The area in the center is probably sealed from air by the saran wrap and is still totally uncured. They say to wet a surface for faster cure. It is supposed to set under water. I'm tempted to rip it all off, but opted to attack it with a needle and then slash it with a razor, then set it in place for a few to let it re-conform. I have it now setting face-up exposed to the evening sun after sprinkling with some water.
I liked the regular liquid nails better, it got harder and this stuff does not seem any different than a cheap caulk. The squeezes that came out pull apart easily (after 24 hrs). I would have been better with my 10 year-old $1.69 tube of bathroom caulk. The rubberized texture may be OK anyway if it sets. I'll still sand the saran off and apply a thin coat with leather, and then set it back on the car with some weight and let that cure again. I'll wet the leather. It is a nice sued leather from a couch we tossed. That was a blast - felt like I was skinning a cow
I liked the regular liquid nails better, it got harder and this stuff does not seem any different than a cheap caulk. The squeezes that came out pull apart easily (after 24 hrs). I would have been better with my 10 year-old $1.69 tube of bathroom caulk. The rubberized texture may be OK anyway if it sets. I'll still sand the saran off and apply a thin coat with leather, and then set it back on the car with some weight and let that cure again. I'll wet the leather. It is a nice sued leather from a couch we tossed. That was a blast - felt like I was skinning a cow
Standards are so important that everyone must have their own...
To measure is to know - Lord Kelvin
Disclaimer: I'm just a guy with a few machines...
To measure is to know - Lord Kelvin
Disclaimer: I'm just a guy with a few machines...