Could I use this as a wood floor finish/sealer or is this just for furniture?
1603450
I dont think the packaging style of these cans ( and therefore the cost) make them suitable for floors. This will probably prove to be would be an expensive option.
1603451
I suppose you COULD use it on floors, but you would be paying an awful lot to replace Butcher's or Johnson's paste floor waxes, which are time tested.
1603452
Sounds expensive and the tub is so small, you'd have to get a lot of it.... Otherwise it's a great product.... Could be slippery. Good luck.
588335
i suppose if you are careful.....am assuming you are talking about an under layment wood surface, not any flooring, e.g. pine, oak, etc. I would use a sander instead.
1455020
I would think it would work fine for that. I used it on finished cabinets with a stain but it rubs in really nice.
1302040
Yes. That's all I use it for. Works really well on certain rubber floors and carpet. Not sure about wood though.
350032
I used this on a coffee table I restored that was wood. It was awesome ! I don't think you would have any problems with the laminate. It is a really tough clear coat.
56183
No, it is really just for carpeting and upholstered furniture. The solution that you are supposed to use with it could damage hardwood floors. Best thing I have found for hardwood floors is the Swiffer Wet-Jet with the special solution for those surfaces.
481946
If the finish is partial stripped I think you need more than a cleaner. I refinish a lot of furniture. I would recommend using Fornbys Furniture refinisher. This product removes finish without bleaching or removing the the natural color of the wood. I have used this when partial area of surfaces have been damaged and I do not need to strip the entire surface. It does not raise the grain so sanding is seldom required. Find a matching stain and blend in, then a protective sealer finisher of your choice......tung oil or polyurethane. It is easy to tape off the damaged area and repair. Howard Clean -A -Finish is a great cleaner for dirt, nicotine, and grease but I do not know if it would adequately remove mold. They also sell a finish restorer but without seeing the damage incurred I am unable to determine if this would work for you. Good luck.
1592852
I think so. I have wood manufactured floors that have a laminate over, or some sort of finish (maybe acrylic). Of course, you can try a very small area. I don't have the container in front of me, but I'll read it and see if it says anything about laminate and write again.
708808
We used it as an underlayment for a locking hardwood floor and it worked great. We did tape the seams together and put it over a plastic moisture barrier - probably overkill - but we are very pleased with the result. There is a softness that I don't think would have been there without it.
522803
I think it's better if you do for the floor. Every wood floor and finish is different but the brushes might scratch the finish.
268935
I only used this product on wood, so I can't help you. It was very good on the wood flooring.
1569128
I used for furniture wrap, but it has enough strength that you can use it for multi-purpose.
1583002
The label says it's for use on hard, non-porous finishes....doesn't say specifically for wood, just "multi-surface" I guess it would depend on the finish of your wood. Good Luck!
1374000
I only use this on my wood furniture to keep it in good condition. I have not used it for food splatters or grease.
1988683
I used it to make a porch rail; but I'd say furniture was the intended use. One caution, I was using green wood and the 1 1/2 Forstner bit was easily clogged by strands of green wood wrapping around it. I switch to a spade bit with better success.
73114
I am not 100% but I would have to say no.I would follow the advice from the can as to what they suggest.Or ask a wood floor refinisher.
733534
I don't think it will give you any luster. I use it on granite countertopsfor cleaning and sealing. I think you want another product designed for floors.