does this work well for water marbling??
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We haven't tried water marbling with it. Not very good at the technique so can't say for sure how it would work.
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It should work fine, but keep in mind that it's not a permanent marker and is water-based.
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Absolutely! Go to waterchef.com to get more detailed info on it. I LOVE this unit -- it works even with my less-than-great water pressure! At first, I didn't like the curved handle...but after a few uses, I began loving it! I even bought an extra one to have on hand, in case something happened to mine & I couldn't get another one. I think you'll be VERY satisfied with it! I'm very picky about the spray, as I hate to have water coming out only around the rim, or only in the middle. I emailed the water chef folks, & they sent me pictures of each of the sprays -- I was sold! I use the "full rain" spray, with a little bit of massage in the middle & full spray around that. :)
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Yes ... if there is any type of water based finish.. if that helps..great stuff but will break down finishes quick
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I haven't used it on marble only flagstone. I love the results. Also use on kitchen linoleum. Super.
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Best ask the manufacturer. I'd say yes, and id say it would be a great idea the water just runs off if you polish it in really well.
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probably. I used it with SW latex and found that a little water helped a lot
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Yes, I believe so. I used it to seal a painted troth of the water feature in my back garden
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I have a similar set up and yes the product works when mixed in with the water in the bed as directed. Been doing this for many years now, with no undesirable effects to the waterbed.
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All depends on the porousness of the wooden top. For example it does well on my computer desktop, but after about an hour it will loosen. If it's a perspex type finish it will stick with no problem, if its a very porous finish then it wont grip for long. The idea below of spaying on water first would be a good solution to block any air gaps with the water, but it is a very cool product for what it is and I would recommend you purchase and try. It's not heavy, but is very rigid and easy to use. If you where going to use it regularly in the same place, you could consider purchasing a very thin piece of plastic (like a tile shape) and sticking it on to the wood first, then sticking the vise to the tile. Well worth buying and trying.
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We've used it on artificial marble and formica, it does not hold up well at all. Would be okay for staging houses for display but wears off quickly in daily use. A good paste wax would do a better job.
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The Fluval edge gravel cleaner works very well in my 6 gallon aquarium, the flow works using gravity. I am very pleased for the purpose I am using it. I would not suggest it for an aquarium that is much larger.
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I think that would work great. I've only used it for water but I think you have a good idea!
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I don't think it would stain white marbel. I have a cream and it works great. No scratching, or staining, and it cleans watermarks. I don't know how well it would clean real old water marks. The longest I've had mine sit is a week.
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I used it on a painted surface (buffet table)and it worked great. I did 2 coats, with a light sanding between coats. So far it's held up well.
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It works well on laminate. The floor mate doesn't leave a lot of water behind so there are no issues.
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I've used it to keep burlap "mat" in one piece and it dries stiff... to paste flowers onto sculptures, it acts as a sealant/glaze. Hope this is some help.