ArmoGlaze. New Tools. Application with New tool.

[@matbob7249]

Ordered. Thank you for tutorial

[@ArmoGlaze]

thank you

[@ЮсупКуштов]

светлая голова и руки растут откуда надо !

[@skypuppy7724]

What would you recommend for tile?

[@BedtimeStoriesForBecca]

Looks good! Can you use a propane torch like I did with my countertop instead of a heat gun? Thanks in advance!

[@ArmoGlaze]

you can't use a propane torch. Because temperature above and you not able to regulate it.

[@evieallen6362]

What is the temperature that you have on the heat gun?

[@ArmoGlaze]

we have a heat gun without a temperature meter. Just two speeds.

[@tman6663]

I’m ready to attempt to do this like you are, the next day or 2, but I’m not sure what room temperature is best?!
I’m doing a 40yr old American standard steel tub…
In your video tutorial it says 72-80 F, and the actual instructions with product says 68-76 F?!
What is the ideal temperature to apply it??
And how long after should you remove drain tape etc.?

[@ArmoGlaze]

For more information about the drain please saw the video: ua-cam.com/video/MV-QtW1EkCY/v-deo.html&lc=Ugw5bgkp7y5hLbVjOER4AaABAg

[@ArmoGlaze]

if you still have a question reach us by email: [e-mail]. We return to you shortly

[@ArmoGlaze]

room temperature 72F is optimal

[@evesandoval6887]

Can this product be applied over existing tub refinish?

[@ArmoGlaze]

Yes it can be applied

[@CBhim]

Is the heat gun for “curing it” or for just popping bubbles/smoothing it out…? IOW: how long do u apply it?

[@ArmoGlaze]

Heat guns need just popping bubbles/smoothing it out. It depends how many bubbles you have. If you see bubbles come out. You need to stop using heat guns. No need to overheat the surface , just lightly heat. Beter 3-5 times fastly, than 1, but overheat the surface.

[@ArmoGlaze]

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Armoglaze Team