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Bathtub caulk

Notice how the flame operations (generating steam, superheating steam, etc.) are secluded from the flammable vapor reaction part of the work bench. Both of these sections should be made vapor-proof with a generous quantity of silicon sealer (bathtub caulking is OK also). Put your sealer on all mating surfaces and cracks, inside and out. [Pg.131]

Glue the M-80 into place on the inside of the lid using Elmer s Glue, bathtub caulk, or epoxy glue. The glue should completely seal off the fuse from contact with the atmosphere which will be formed inside the jug. It would be anticlimactic for premature... [Pg.141]

Finally, take each leg of the igniter wire, and position it on opposite sides of the Q-Tip shaft. Cut a section of speaker wire roughly one inch long. Pull the wire out of it, then with a razor blade slit it down the middle so that one has two separate hollow insulator tubes. Slide these tubes down the two legs of the igniter wire until half of it is inside the cap body, and half outside. Then with a pliers crimp the top of the cap body loosely shut so that the wires, the Q-Tip, and the insulators are held firmly in place. Then apply some bathtub caulk around the top of the cap so that everything is sealed in place. [Pg.154]

A typical gun-grade acrylic emulsion sealant (Table 15) contains about 18% acrylic polymer solids and 9-10% of a polymeric plasticizer. Sodium polymetaphosphate is a primary pigment dispersant aided by a water-soluble polyacrylate. A nonionic surfactant acts as a wetting agent and emulsifier. Often small amounts (up to 2%) of glycols are included for additional freeze-thaw stability. Mineral spirits (about 2%) retards skin formation. Acrylic emulsion caulks are used indoors as bathtub caulks, baseboard and trim seams, and outdoors for glazing, masonry joints, and roof and siding joints. [Pg.622]

Sealants and caulks based on vinyl acetate homo- and copolymers have been on the market since the late 1950s. Use of these lower-performance materials has been mostly in residential areas—bathtub caulking, wall tile joints, wallboard joints, etc. Latex caulks based on polyvinyl acetate plasticized with dibutyl phthalate, or on one of the newer vinyl acetate-acrylic emulsion copolymers, have the same ease of application as the acrylic emulsion caulks but are less flexible, harden on aging, and have inferior exterior durability. ... [Pg.622]

Due to their dependability, versatility, and durability, silicone sealants have found use for the consumer market. These uses include bathtub caulk, auto sealants, windshield sealants, window sealants, high temperature gaskets, and general household glues and sealants. [Pg.628]

Uses Rreservative for caulking sealants (intended tor use around bathtubs, showers, bathroom tiles, etc.), vir l acetate wallcovering adhesives, wood preservatives... [Pg.134]


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