Will this product work on refaced cabinets or a veneer?
1240323
The packaging says (as I recall) it's good for veneers, formica, etc . I think even metal. I think it should work for any material/surface.
1240324
I really don't know, but I will say this... it is ALL ABOUT THE PREP. Some of my cabinets needed sanding, some were fine with the product they provide in the box for use with the scrubbie pad. If I was going to try it on a veneer I would probably sand.
1240325
Yes, depending upon how shiny veneer is you may need to lightly hand sand some. Also, if your cabinets look really good now you may be disappointed. I used this product on a fixer-upper I sold and espresso did a great job on the cabinets, but they were in such rough shape they should have been replaced. You can tell it is paint, so if you are ok with that then it's fine. I wouldn't use it to change appearance of good-looking cabinets.
1240326
I've used the leftovers from my kit on two difficult surfaces. One was the veneer side of a bathroom cabinet that doesn't get any wear, and it looks fantastic. I also used it on a laminate coffee table that gets constant daily use, and it's doing extremely well, too.
1367433
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this product does work with brick veneer(interior only) and wood.
777723
If cabinets are painted, it will take off the paint. I'm not sure what it would do to stained cabinets. I don't recommend it.
2260516
"Refresh cabinets" sounds like a clean up job. The Formby's Furniture Refinisher is for refinishing cabinets (and it's quite good at that). Formby's does have a furniture cleaner available. It will clean up old wax, dirt and the like. Murphy's Soap will do a similar job. There may be other products that fit this function as well. But, DON'T use the Furniture Refinisher unless you are going to completely refinish (that is remove the current finish and stain completely) the cabinets in their entirety. Hope this info is helpful.
1000218
That is not correct. This is a great product. It will actually preserv the finish on any wooden surface. I've been using it on over 500 pieces of furniture on the company that I work for over 5 years with amazing results!!!
1007975
I would think NO as the veneer typically will not hold paint well. But if you know more about paint that I, maybe.
2260513
I think what may suit your needs better is BriWax. Use it with 0000 steel wool - both to put on and rub off. Use a clean piece of steel wool after this process and your cabinets will polish up beautifully. I use it on all my older furniture to remove dirt or dullness that comes with age. It comes in colors but I always use the neutral/clear "color." It will take some "elbow grease" but you won't be disappointed.
1438942
I am assuming you are talking wood veneer and if so then I'm sure it will work just fine. If the veneer has been sealed with clear sealer then this wax, or any other won't penetrate but will rather just sit on top of sealer. But that's not so bad either as it provide additional water protection.
1104818
If it's a wood veneer that has been finished, Trewax is a great option. Apply it, let it dry some and then buff it with a lint free rag. You'll have to reapply every now and then (yearly).
1132358
It depends on what the cabinets are made out of. If they're solid wood, yes absolutely this blade will do great, it leaves almost sanded smooth edges if your saw is setup right. If its plywood, or particle board, or mdf, I'd use a diablo blade meant for that kind of wood like the freud d1090x 90 tooth blade, that will leave sanded smooth edges on a plywood board, and wont tear up your veneer like the 50 tooth blade might.
749928
Sounds like you need Howard's Restor-A-Finish not Craftsman Lemon oil...Howard's is a great product and you can get a finish to match your wood. Look online and you'll get info about this product. Lemon oil is just a polish - I don't know what results you will get with it on unfinished wood. I restore antiques but am not a professional.
1299080
It will work on any raw untreated unpainted wood. Once applied with it will last for the life of the wood so would be great to use!
2143029
I don't know for sure but MMM only cleans surface stains. ...Cleans them VERY well, but not a penetrating deep clean. Don't get scared the first time you use it. You're teeth will be BLACK but it swishes out with water and your teeth WILL be whiter. Just don't know enough about veneers to know how reactive they are to things. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1340143
In my opinion.. I don't think I would use it for countertops...cabinets maybe..but I don't know how it would hold up on counters, but like I said that is just my opinion. It is a good product to work with though. We used Minwax for the stain and also Minwax for the sealant. Worked pretty good.
320204
It should work just fine. You will need to de-glaze the surface (or sand with 150-grit sandpaper) before applying the varnish to aid adhesion. This product yellows, but it is transparent, and the underlying surface will be visible.
2183457
Yes, you can. I've used it on cherry, oak, mahogany and maple - any kind of wood surface. It will restore the luster to them.
1614243
It should get the grime off of the cabinets but if you have varnish you may likely need a stripper, then take krud kutter behind that to get any residue off.