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Reviews (4)
Sep 17, 2021
Nicely polished and good quality, compact -- what I was looking for
I like stubby wrenches in many cases because it's a better tool on the short-side when in cramped auto repair use and opposite a bigger torque tool anyway. It takes up less room in the tool box too. I would buy them again. This Sunex was a pleasant surprise, quality-wise.
Jan 30, 2023
A good straight-forward, easy-operating unit
This is for the Accu Slim Sous Vide SSV800 unit: A very, very good value for this straight-forward, easy-operating unit. No frills. Set time and temp and let it cook. Add an hour for frozen meats to thaw, but put it in the bath while it's heating as it will not start the actual cook timer until it gets to temperature. Heats 2 gallons of water in about 33 minutes. Defaults to 133F and 4 hours upon startup as a safety precaution (if not manually set) but doesn't start until you hit the start button. Just what I needed and all that I needed in a unit.
Oct 15, 2021
Just okay, expect some effort
Provider was great. But the product is just okay. One should expect to use some elbow grease and multiple applications using a surface-safe scraper. I used it on automobile trim residue (pre-scraped with a heat gun), some auto decals and emblem residues, and interior 3M adhesive residue with paper backing left on a vinyl door panel.
To get off the exterior door trim tape residue (left after the heat gun) required spraying, scraping off a layer, and repeating. It only works when wet, the gel feature only helps with running to some extent, but it still runs when used vertically, so efforts should commence quickly, about 5 seconds after spraying to get the benefit of the wet chemicals, not the gel. Spray and wipe only works when there's a very thin layer left. As I will be sanding anyway, I lived with the results.
The indoor 3M adhesive, surprisingly, was much harder than expected, requiring intense scrubbing. I'd apply it, count to five, reapply it, count to five, then scrub hard with a cloth (as a scraper would have damaged the vinyl). I thought the thin paper over it would help retain the wetness, but evaporation was quick regardless.
I expected more gel-like stickiness; I expected it to melt off the adhesive more deeply; I expected less effort. I was wrong on all of them. I can say it works better than Goof petroleum and Goo citrus removers. But it's just OK -- it needs to be stronger -- three stars.