Is this product self-leveling? If I make a "dot" with this, will it dry as a "dot" or will it level out flat?
1332851
Yes it defiantly is self leveling. It spreads and thins, so less is more. Ill use the tip to sort of spread the product evenly with out squeezing more glaze out. I like that it dries well, and I can get another coat or two one depending on the thickness I want.
1610995
No it does not drie clear, It dries with a beige color. It also expands a good bit after application so use cautiously.
1592148
The unit has no built in levelers...no 'feet' to speak of. You will probably need to use shims to level it....
1756705
Consistency-wise... Pretty pasty. I didn't like how it felt following the instructions on the bag and added water. Big mistake. Depth-wise... It just depends on how many bags/layers you want to lay down. Each one of mine were pretty thin as I RUINED the first bag/layer by using an orbital sander. The high friction and heat polished the concrete and it looked SO ugly. The second bag/layer was about as thin (<1/16") and I hand sanded it. Much better. High gloss sealer adhered and dried more evenly as well. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!
2115610
This is my very first time use this product and it hasn't reach to the empty level yet. I need to wait longer before I can truly answer your question.
603039
I applied it dry, using a credit card to smooth out the air bubbles. Start from the middle and work your way out. Only need to use a dryer on curves surfaces. I don't see how making it wet would help with the air bubbles.
194642
This is not a level, it cast a 90 degree and 45 degree red laser line for laying out tile or other materials that need to be installed square. I also use it to see how square or out of square a room is. You can mount this laser and level the line but it is not a self leveling laser.
1016283
When I use the same thing, it always dries rock hard. Did you follow the directions when adding equal parts and mixing thoroughly? That is all I can say about it.
1410299
does not automatically level, did not have dish travel to higher #s so cannot answer other part of question.
2268838
it depends how thick you lay it on it is self leveling so it doesn't go that far
1534692
Yes, that is what I used. 3/8" chuck will be fine. I mixed about 3 gallons of thin set mortar, so self leveling should be no problem. Depends more on the power of the drill motor. Has lasted me over a year to date.
1292642
The sucketion cup is soft gel. Once washed it will continue to stick. The leveler and the soft gel works great together.
845695
To actually answer your question, yes, it is important that it is level. Otherwise, adjusting the dot up or down will also move it left or right. This is the same for all tubular sighting devices.
1841515
As I understand it, it will reset the level to full regardless of whether you refill it ot not. I am not sure however because I have never done that. (I don't know why you would want to do that though.
1808185
Your question needs to be more specific. What is your application. Right after you mix it, it's a thick liquid. After about 5 minutes it starts to set up. By 10 minutes, it will hold it's shape relatively, but is still very tacky. You need to use gravity in your favor. I leave it dry overnight before attempting to sand or scrape it.
2246372
We made quite a few trays of blocks using this tool and yes they did hold their shape while we watered them. We made sure to moisten the soil and compact it a bit when making the blocks. We used a spray bottle and light watering methods. Just don't use a heavy hand or high pressure when watering. We did not use self watering trays, so no experience with those... You can also watch videos on how to use the soil blocker on YouTube. Good luck.
1878046
This is a self leveling product. It thins during the curing process and becomes runny so a border would be needed to contain it. I haven't used it at a thickness greater than 1/8th inch so don't know how it would respond thicker than that.