Will this work to help protect an outdoor tile bistro table?
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Trewax Tile indoor/out door is really great on floors, but can't say wet for a long time, water that sit on it will make wax peel.
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It will,but if you want to use this over a rub-in natural sealer depend on the type of stone and the usage.. I did not see or notice much difference when used on a previously finished,older Saltillo tile (or "Mexican tile") in a laundry room,and I'll likely go to the stone-/tile-store when I need a sealer next. But,if a table-top is all you need sealed,I believe this may be a convenient choice. (Given type of stone/ use is according to label/manufacturer instructions..)
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You would need coat the wood with sealant. The top of the table is fine. The frame and stools are wood so they would need some protection from the outdoor elements.
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Yes, definitely. We used it with 40 inch round glass topped table, 4 wrought iron chairs surrounding it along with a medium sized gas grill, extra tank, large wood planter , 2 side tables and finally laid seat cushions on top of table and umbrella and extra pole ALL covered by this hefty protective cover with room to spare!
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I doubt it will work well for objects which may move when in use. Tables probably ok if use the larger size.
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This is really to be used as a desk blotter. You probably want a larger one for that kind of purpose. But the product itself would protect the table.
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Don't think so. It is designed to protect glass table from cracking due to movement of umbrella's pole.
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It would stick to a metal table, and it would provide a cushion to protect the floor.
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It should fit the table fine. Each half of the top is pretty heavy so would not characterize it as portable but is removable. I don't know about its weather resistance.
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No I would not use it outdoors. While the edges of the play surface are sealed I do believe the table would swell if exposed to moisture.
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Not sure but I would think it would be great for any outdoor furniture to repel water. I would stick to a fabric guard product for rugs such as Scotch Guard.
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I used it to cover two tables in my living room- the one that is in the sun, it has started to peel up from the underside edges of the tabletop in just a couple months. The other (identical, in form and in material) table is fine. I wouldn't recommend using it outside!
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Not sure if it will fit that table but mine seems to be well designed to fit a variety of tables - yes definitely waterproof - I added a simple rope around middle for extra support for high winds- great product
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I would not consider it to be a product that is made to withstand the outdoor elements long-term. It's primary purpose is for indoor use.
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Valerie, it will work, but the edges might look ugly. I would not recommend it if to cover objects with many surfaces.
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My furniture will most likely stay outside as well and we plan to protect it from the elements. Next year we plan to put a sealant on it.
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We used ours to cover our front porch. Our porch had spots of salt damage. We repaired the damage, then used the tiles to cover and protect the porch.
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Yes, but the bottom edges are a little sharp so you might want to put some type of rubber cover over them to protect the table from scratches.