Hi, I have a large plexiglass breakfast bar - would you recommend it for a big flat area like this or is going to be difficult to get a good finish?
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yes You will need to do it several times, also let the polish application completely dry befor you buff it off. I used this on a lucite coffee table with fine scratches I had very good results. If your scratches are deep there is also a product for deep scratches.
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Yes I would recommend. Watch the three step process video, I believe it's on YouTube. Buy or rent a low speed buffer. It's not a miracle product without involving a little effort.
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I used it on a picture window looking out to the ocean from my living room and it worked fine. Takes some elbow grease but anything that works will do that.
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Do not use headlight restore products. I used it on my windshield on my motorcycle and it destroyed it. That stuff is designed for a specific type of plastic. You've been warned.
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Hi Brenda, I think it might be a nightmare to do such a large area; takes a lot of elbow grease. Maybe try something like this instead.Wipe New HDL6PCMTRRT Headlight Restore Kit
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If you use the large flat foot is works reasonably well, just practice an a strip of ribbon first. hope this helps you may want to try on low heat first and let it warm up really good first the if this don't work go to the high heat. I used it on heavy material and it worked well on high.
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Yes, I have no problem with it lying flat. I use it on a smooth quartz countertop.
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This cutting board is a good size for most rolling projects; however, I would be cautious about how much pressure to apply. There is a ridge around the edge of the board, so the center is not going to be solidly on the counter. Putting a towel or two underneath the board but within the boundary of the ridge will likely solve that problem.
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I think the flatter the paint the better. We had already painted our walls with egg shell and then read in the second the wall shouldn't have any sheen to it. It went up just fine on our paint, but I would guess flat would be even better
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use a nice piece of 1 X 4 or smaller and stain or paint it and attach it to the bar letting it stick out enough to cover the unfinished edges. This is what I did and looks nice.
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It does sound pretty good but not sure if that's too much for it to close. And might cook uneven with areas being thicker than others. That one might be best in toaster over or regular oven.
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It is a sealer style of paint that dries hard so I think you could use it over old wood. Make sure there is no grease on the wood or the old paint. It is generally clear or light colored depending on whether you buy clear or "Orange". Do remember that shellac turns white if it gets wet. So it is not a good bar top surface. For the tray you would need something more water proof.
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My experience with this product is limited, I've only bought one sheet for a small non-kitchen project. In my opinion, it would not offer the sort of tough, durable finish that you might want for a counter top. It doesn't appear to be as thick or have the same made-to-withstand-wear finish that is usually used for stainless steel appliances or sinks. But as I said, my experience is limited and a professional might disagree with me.
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First I must say. I love this bar. I get so many complements of its rich beauty, you can fit two side by side. No it will not fit well In la L shape.
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I highly recommend a finish coat. Not required, but once dirty impossible to clean without re-sanding and re-finishing. You can get a flat or satin finish if you don't want gloss.
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if you are looking for a sander to sand a large flat area then this is a good sander for you. I used it for sanding 1x8x8 boards and it worked great. Also I used it with a dust extractor and punched holes in my sand paper with a standard hole punch. Doing this removes the dust so that you are not sanding the dust, only the surface. This make the job go much faster. But since you are looking at sanding a ceiling I think maybe something on a pole so that you can sand from the ground??? Unless you feel like sanding upside down for extended peroids of time.
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Personally I heat it for a few minutes beforehand, like 5 minutes on high. then hit it with Misto Brushed Aluminum Olive Oil Sprayer (olive oil) or pam for grilling which does an alright job also... If your cooking breakfast, I suggest bacon makes it really slick. Only tough part with the bacon is things will slide if its not perfectly level. If you don't like bacon please ignore my response and keep things sticking.
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It probably is. You're talking about the large Green Egg grill, aren't you? I would assume that this will be big enough to cover most of the area, if not all.
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I don't have buyer's remorse about getting the ribbed press rather than the flat one. The ribbed one makes "grill marks" on the food which is not a giant deal, but it looks nice. Using an Induction range and I simply put the "Press" on the little circle and it does get really hot! I'm sure the flat would be functional, as well.
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You would definitely want to add a finish. Although the wood is sanded to smooth it, it's bare plywood.
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Tina, I'm not a pro but I would expect different absorption rates giving you a blotchy finish. If your other option is to sand, why not try a small area and if I'm right and you then have to sand, what have you lost?