Don't see anything on the label about how long after application can I water or rain?
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LABEL: Application Restrictions and Limitations: Rainfall or sprinkler irrigation within 8 hours after application may nullify the effectiveness of BASAGRAN Sedge Control.. Regards
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I timed it today and it was a little over 6 hours. It could have something to do with humidity or maybe someone else put in a little more water? I don't know. I had never timed it before but I know from the beginning it was more than 4 hours.
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you should wait 30 days before application so concrete is done reacting, I believe for absorption rate it should be dry as well
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Depends on the temperature, humidity and the thickness of application. I would say 5-7 min on average.
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As long as you wait a while for it to soak in and dry you should be fine. I've used sunscreen, but I usually wait at least 30 minutes until it feels like it's totally absorbed
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Hello, Michael,If you use this product in an area that won't get wet; i.e. near sprinklers, etc. one application can last two to three weeks. We spray this around the edges of our home and it really helps keep the ant population from visiting inside our home!
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Our product was dry after reasonably heavy rain. Hope that helps with your decision process !
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Maybe an hour or two, I guess, at least. Maybe less if you apply it more lightly. Certainly by the next day even with a heavy application.
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Probably 6-12 hours, depending on temp and humidity. I installed it at night in my garage (around 9pm) and it was cured/dry the next morning. It was in late April and it was a cool, non-humid night too. I'm willing to bet it would be "set" within 2-4hrs with decent circulation and it seemed to dry fairly quickly when I was applying it so it may take even less time than that.
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I only had to reapply after it rained watering didnt seem to affect the spray but the rain would wash it completly away
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I don't have the can near to hand but ideally you're looking at 70F for 30 minutes to 24 hours for best results. I applied when the weather was roughly 60 nearly 80F during the day during early-mid September, I had a lot of trouble waiting for the coating to cure and if it got moist from the dew at night it took hours more into the next day to 'dry'. I also had trouble mixing the coating to a consistency of a true bedliner, it was much more... textured (lumpy mess) in my case. Lots of lumps no mater how long or well I mixed. I do not believe this was temperature related though.
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I'd say about 30 min. I never really timed it. It seemed to dry very quickly. I used it mainly with bottle caps so I really didn't have a need to touch them.
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Depending on rain, I usually reapply once every two months. But it depends on your neighborhood, rainfall, etc. I do add Gordon's Spreader Sticker to the bottle (one tablespoon) to help it adhere and stay water fast longer. This is part of my every two to three month regimen of spraying my foundation about two feet up on the wall and two feet into the lawn and landscape. Bugs can't crawl into your home that way and you don't have to worry about spraying chemicals on the inside. It's also great to spray generously around garage door openings, window sills, etc where you don't want easy access for insects. Depending on rain, I usually reapply once every two months. But it depends on your neighborhood, rainfall, etc. I do add Gordon's Spreader Sticker to the bottle (one tablespoon) to help it adhere and stay water fast longer. This is part of my every two to three month regimen of spraying my foundation about two feet up on the wall and two feet into the lawn and landscape. Bugs can't crawl into your home that way and you don't have to worry about spraying chemicals on the inside. It's also great to spray generously around garage door openings, window sills, etc where you don't want easy... » Read More Depending on rain, I usually reapply once every two months. But it depends on your neighborhood, rainfall, etc. I do add Gordon's Spreader Sticker to the bottle (one tablespoon) to help it adhere and stay water fast longer. This is part of my every two to three month regimen of spraying my foundation about two feet up on the wall and two feet into the lawn and landscape. Bugs can't crawl into your home that way and you don't have to worry about spraying chemicals on the inside. It's also great to spray generously around garage door openings, window sills, etc where you don't want easy access for insects. « Show Less
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I left it out in the rain few times. if its sunny or windy, it dried completely in a few hours. If stays damp out, much much longer. But I have habit to not leave it out side. will last 10x longer if you don't let the sun eat it up or the rain.
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Mine dried in 2 days. Perhaps you put more coats than I did. I only did one coat
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Make sure to read label because that will tell you if you have the water, or weather proof product. Always let dry at least 12 hours and put on a second coat. Hope this helps.
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Directions say to "wet and forget"---no hosing down. Directions also say it will take some time to work (2 or more weeks) Rain will not supposedly slow the process but obviously don't apply when rain is forecast for the day---or maybe shortly thereafter.