Is this thick enough to be applied upside down? I want to put it on the wood bottom of a trailer.
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I believe it is. I used it on the hardtop of my Jeep JK. No running at all on the sides. It is quite think, I used a brush to apply. Caution, the paint is acetone based and if you use a roller that is not designed for this coating, like the "kit" they have available, the acetone in the paint will remove the nap on a normal roller.... big mess!
1396276
Yes it should work as an upside down application , suggest you apply in two or three thin coats - make sure the wood is totally dry, it does not like water, and would probably cause rot if applied over damp wood. - Preparation is the key, rough it up with some heavy grit sandpaper and use a tarp, once this stuff dries, it does not want to come off my concrete floor. Good luck
1396277
It applies in thin layers. We used 5 coatings to get 3/16" but it sticks well. I also found it at my local auto parts store. After going through the trouble of ordering it online and some of it spilling out during shipping. There just wasn't enough packing material.
69437
Yes. This cover works best on a trailer. I have had no issues with the cover while towing.
266705
Yes. It should b fine. I use this to protect the bottom of my cabinets. But it should b thick enough.
1431177
Yes it will but I would be worried about the weight of the product you are doing and the position. If it is going in an upright position, then I would suggest adding Crazy Glue or something similar. If it is laying flat, then it would be fine.
672533
It is pretty thick so I brushed and rolled it on, I would think spraying would be difficult if not impossible. It's consistency is somewhere between paint and caulk. Good product though.
1011997
Yes, it can be install upside down and that is the way I installed. Avoid the accumulation of insects in the cup.
231022
If the floor is perfectly clean and dry when you put it down, then probably. If not, then no. I have no problem on a wood slanted surface outside that gets frequently wet. That's actually why I put it out there. My guess is that it would adhere to a horizontal, solid surface as good, if not better than to wood.
159804
I am not sure if it would stay upside down. The instructions indicate that, if it starts to peel at the edges, you can use clear nail polish to adhere it to the window.
2179883
it does tilt down but not up. i think 15 degrees. and no you cant install it upside down. hope that helps.
244043
I honestly don't know...my camper trailer has a steel frame and I'm not sure what material your boat frame is. If it's aluminum it might cause the frame to bend or twist. Eaz-Lift's website might have info on whether it can be used for boat trailers.
276744
No , it's made to install face down , not upside down , sorry but they do make other ones that u can install on roof liner . Hope this helps , good luck
1462940
we don't advise that as a good idea! there are many codes that won't pass that upside down! there are bottom fed panels that you can buy to help with what you need! unfortunately i don't have and here, sorry! and for wire question please see the data sheet on this and let me know if you have any other questions! thanks!!! regards, Danielle
1103346
If we're you stick it in is on top yes but if it's on the bottom it will work but to me it would look weird just because it's upside down but yes it still will work
865589
Yes I don't see any reason why it would not work upside down . But remember the craw space still has to get moist warm air out so vent pipe will have to exit building or you will rot the sub flooring or make mold
487338
That's exactly what I did. The only thing is the decal/logo will be upside down if you put it on.
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Not sure why you would want it upside down but I just tried it and it does woek
2185943
Yes. I currently have mine installed upside down in an outside porch light fixture.