If you use Briwax on a chair and buff well after drying, is there any residual color that can transfer to clothing if sitting in the chair?
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I've worried about that myself. However, I haven't noticed anything. I think the trick is being sure you allow it to completely cure before using it.
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I use this wax on top of Heirloom Traditions chalky paints and always put a coat of clear paste wax over it on wood items. I am no expert in paints or anything and just do trial and error on projects. You might even use a matte finish spray clear top coat on the wood and that should seal it if you are worried about transfer to clothing. I think Briwax has an online tutorial too you might want to view on their website. Hope this answers your question and if you have any other questions just let me know.
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I did't use it on a chair, but i have not noticed any rub off on anything that i have on the piece i used it on.
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The stuff does dry so if you apply it, buff it, then wait and buff again in my experience it will not transfer.
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Many customers have had great success removing blue-Jean dye from their leather items. However, dye transfers can become permanent (like a tattoo) when left on leather for long periods. It may take several applications with our product, and I would suggest leaving the leather cleaner on the dye stains for an hour or so to give the cleaner time to work on the stains. I hope this information helps. Feel free to contact us directly if you have any questions.
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Oxiclean powder removes yellow armpit stains. Just make a paste, apply it to the stained area, let it dry, then wash. I have used it on white/colored Nike polyester tops, white/colored cotton tops, spandex, and have not had any trouble with colorfasting. Oxiclean has saved me so much money not having to replace my white tops.
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I have used it in direct contact with:Smartwool SocksInjinji SocksVarious boxerbriefs Underarmor and Ex OfficioUnderarmor compression shirtsI have not noticed any stains or discoloration before or after washing.
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I have had my chair for about 2 years and it has not discolored. I use window cleaner, and it works just fine!
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I sat outside on a plastic coated chair for a few hours and did not have any soak through. I was up several times in that time and sat down on water that had collected in the chair.
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I used this when I painted an upholstered chair. I didn't iron it when I was done and I haven't had any problems.
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Yes I have and it works well. I used Woolite, cold water, fast spin. Drying, I used low to medium heat for about 30 minutes. I then draped it over 3 chairs to dry more overnight. Then I put it back in dryer for about 15 minutes on low.
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Please be aware that bluing is temporary; it'll do as promised but will fade with each wash. So, yes, it will restore natural jean color but will partially wash out each time. Place the jeans in a SS pan, fill with water, and add as much bluing as the color you require. Leave overnight. Then, to the soaking, add one cup of salt to "set" the color, wait 15 minutes. Drain water and have jeans air dry, inside out. Finally, wash jeans separately in cold water adding only 1 cup of salt. Dry in dryer. Done.
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My furniture guy used turtle wax (clear) on our table. Let it dry overnight, then applied the briwax.
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Yes you can do it over and over agaun. When it dries it goes back to the solid color.
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It would probably mess up the color. I've never tried, but swimming definitely takes it off so I bet other liquids would
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I tried this on a leather chair, but the side panel may have been vinyl. Anyway it did NOT touch it. Blue ink on white chair. Ended up covering it with shoe polish.
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No, Briwax is for use on inside furniture. If I was to wax outside furniture I would use a silicon base car wax. There is several available. Hope this helps.
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The chair comes with what I assume to be an oil finish or maybe a varnish. In either case, I would not recommend the chair be painted unless you know how to strip off the old finish. A professional painter could do it.
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I have not, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I use it liberally on my seats without it staining the embroidered logo or the canvas striping down the centre of my seats. Also no transfer or staining on my clothing. It's not shiny, nor does it leave any residue. It is really a great product!
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I used it on a really old dresser, and the wood loved it so much it soaked it all up and I had to do it again to get the shine. But, no, it did not change the color at all except to make it look a bit deeper due to the moisture. I love it! :)