Can this product be used to fill in the hollow back of a ring that you wear on your finger?
1334503
I would expect that, technically, it would easily fill and adhere to the ring surface. I would just not know how constant contact with your skin would react. The cured product seems rather inert but you might want to test a small amount placed against your skin for a couple of days to be sure. I would do this before permanently adding to the structure of a ring you might want to keep. I saw another answer recommending a two part product. This epoxy product IS a two part item as it has one part on the outside ring with a central core of the second hardener. You just tear off what you need and then twist and pull the putty-like substance until blended. It will harden like steel.
2226354
It's hard to tell. If it is hollow it is very narrow, I don't think it will work for what you want.
671186
No, I don't think it'd work for that because the minimum amt of resistance would be too great. It'd be too stiff for me to do finger curls.
140134
I'm sure you could use it on a finger, but not on a finger tip because it wouldn't stay on. Otherwise, this is a really good product that helps protect from any rubbing that would create pain.
1379348
Yes, as long as you don't use a lot of pressure. If you do, there's no problem... just smooth over with your finger.
1965832
Sorry can't help with question. I used it for a hidden hinge pin on small jewelry box.
256433
Honestly, I haven't used it on earrings but my guess would be yes. I say yes because I left my wedding and engagement ring in this solution over night and the next morning, there was so much crud that came out of all the little holes under my diamonds that I never even knew was there.
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Ophelia. Do you mean a ring that fits on your finger? I would say it is probably way to large for that. If you look at the first item there under the boxes that say large trunk set of two trunks small trunk, even though it says medium trunk, it is really also the small trunk an it is 8.5 inches long by 5.5 inches wide and 5.5 inches deep. I would say that is a bit ofr an over kill for a finger ring. You would do better to search "ring box" and you would come up with a ton of them that are nice boxes wooden boxes for rings and cost much less that this.
1913955
Sorry, I have never tried the ring pen. My guess is that they would both make it easier to write. I'm not sure that I would like my finger encircled in the ring; but I do know people that like them. I find the position of the fingers with PenAgain to be very comfortable. I think it is purely personal preference.
1601414
you can if you have a small enough o ring. There is enough play in the bead.
1039401
Probably not. The filler tends to migrate to the bottom of the pouches and i would imagine it would do the same in one big pouch. Consieder a big foam block if youre looking for a continuous striking surface.
1924491
Not easily. I usually 'catch' the lip of the ring with pongs of a fork and try to maneuver it, or just get some warm fingers. its a bit tricky. there might be a better option/tool but I havent figured it out yet.
1379112
You would need a tip as well. I suppose you could just use the ring. Cut a hole in a baggie or a piping bag, and just use the ring, but usually you should have a tip as well.
388582
i think you probably could, but the bottle doesn't unscrew it is punctured. also the solution is very strong and you would probably have to wear gloves and maybe event glasses. the product is fantastic and i wish is would be ok for natural stone.
644666
Yes you sure can !!! That was one of the reasons I purchased this item. Be careful not to staple too close to your finger. OUCH !
1915036
Just cut a colored gel to the right size and use the ring provided to hold it in
1328285
If you already purchased this item I recommend you go to a local jeweler so they can show you how to use it.If you oversize your ring you can't bring it back to size.It is a delicate process.