does it work on a long crack about 10 inches?
1324739
Yes...plus more than that. I did use it on a windshield crack. It's not pretty, but it hasn't cracked anymore.
1324740
It is not designed to fix cracked glass (if that was your question). Its purpose is to fill in around windshield trim to prevent water leaks. I also used it to repair leaks around some oval windows (called "opera windows") on the roof of a conversion van. It works quite well and can be done, outside when the weather is day and above freezing.
86046
Yes this tool can be used to cut off a long bolt. Please make sure you buy a cut off wheel that is rated at, or above, the Maximum RPM of the tool.
1122859
I used an inch and a quarter by literally 10feet long....and it worked great...
1393574
I don't know how small a crack you are asking about, but I use it to fill in crack sizes up to the thickness of a toothpick. Anything larger, I use a product that has to be melted into the crack. Once cooled, it turns into rubber, which permanently seals the crack. I usually have to reapply the Sakrete, but it is easier than using the rubberized sealant since there is a large number of thin cracks in my 80 foot driveway. I will sometimes have to use a flat scraper to work the Sakrete into some cracks. Hope my answer works for you.
2066641
I think it would work. Filling the crack is essential. You can apply more to make sure the crack is filled since irt binds well to that already there.
1853748
I'm afraid I don't know. I used it on a glass cook top on high to saute soup vegetables and it split top to bottom. Watch out for the hot liquid coming out of the crack and burning you.
627832
I use mine on a 10 inches pan. I would not use it on anything higher than that. I hope this helps.
1874582
Used it once so far and it worked well on a non ridge shingled roof. Not sure if it is long enough. I would ask the manufacturer or a parts company.
2171632
I have not tried this, but looking at it and measuring it, I see no reason why it would not work. However, 10" looks like the smallest it could go.
987319
Absolutely and I have used it on a number of thicknesses. I am very happy with it.
1164067
It should ... i was able to reach a eve that was about 10ft up and it hit it with out an issue ...
1186603
I think it would work unless the crack is massive or structural. I suggest using stainless steel mesh patch fabric in the weld, and if possible, weld it in from underneath so that the smoothness of the slide-side can be preserved as much as possible. But be aware that it will never be as smooth as the original. Not that it will necessarily have sharp or scratchy points, but it will be a bit lumpy/bumpy at the repair site. Good luck!
1445874
I don't think it would. It dries like rubber.If I were you.I would get a cement crack sealer that dries like cement.This levels off.But it seeped into the crack after a few weeks.Get something that dries like cement.
1836179
no, it only cuts up to 10" unless you turn the board over and cut on reverse side.
737673
Yes but it may twist up due to it's length. It might work well if the drill is used very slowly.
1739554
Yes, it should work pretty well. If the crack is visible on the outside of the house you need to seal it as best as you can with a topical of some sort (concrete patch or mortar). This Is to stop all the epoxy from leaking out. If the whole section is 1/4" and five feet long all the way through, you will definitely need more than one tube of the epoxy. I had the same scenario with only during heavy rains and its been bone dry for the past two years.
530270
Absolutly can be used. In fact that is the exact same application I used it for. Apply to an area larger than te crack to strengthen the surounding area.