can i use this on painted walls
1718739
I don't recommend this. I think there is an other radon seal product ( www.radonseal.com ) especially for painted walls.
1718740
Nope. Not unless you remove the paint first and I mean REALLY remove all paint. Radonseal works by ways of a chemical reaction with the ingredient cement, which is in the concrete. If it can't soak into the concrete, no chemical reaction will occur and no barrier will form. Sorry!
1718741
Sorry, John B's reply is WRONG! Do not put this over paint. That is practically akin to spraying water over the paint. No kidding! No chemical reaction with the cement means NO barrier and a complete waste of money.
1718742
No, it should be directly applied on concrete wall. Later you can put paint on the top. Main purpupose is to get inside the concrete tiny wholes and block the radon gas.
1718743
Per Radon user manual (available ontheir website).... No"The concrete must be completely clean and bare. Remove all paints, sealers, adhesives, curing or form releasecompounds. Clean off dirt, oil, grease, wax, efflorescence, and other contaminants that might interfere withpenetration of the sealer.Make sure that the substrate is porous. Confirm that it readily absorbs drops of water or apply the sealer in a test area. If needed, increase the surface porosity by sanding, grinding, or acid etching."
1476262
I just tried it, and it did NOT make a mark on a painted wall. I think this wax is harder than crayon wax...
2044187
I am sure you can paint any thing if you have the right primer and paint for the surface. Ask the paint store for the right products.
355227
Hi! I wouldn't try it. Application involves water and I think the adhesive would take the paint of your walls. :(
266153
Yes I tried it on a plaster wall and it did not stick. It fell off within minutes. I ended up buying chalkboard paint instead and that works great.
1601170
As it says in the description, it's not for use on interior walls. I have not tried it, but it seems likely that it would take paints off upon removal. There is vinyl available for that purpose (do a search for indoor vinyl). I know Cricut brand is used for wall decals, but you'll probably be able to find something cheaper.
813481
I don't know about wall paint, my cabinets were stained with glossy finish, I used tsp and then wiped down with windex and my cabinets came out looking brand new.
2278394
I would be careful about using this product wet to scrub the baseboards. This is because the duster is large and some of the dirt being removed from the baseboards may get tracked on to your painted walls. If your walls are painted with flat paint they can get dirt stains that may be more work to clean.
761566
I don't think the product will penetrate through the painted surface. This product is designed to go over unpainted/unfinished wood. I would not try putting it on a painted surface - it probably wouldn't stick and may take up to 4 days to dry.
1448649
No. Painted surfaces tend to be non-porous. This stuff works best on unsealed concrete, wood decks and pavers. It needs to be absorbed by the material to be 100% effective.
1457379
I was able to use it on my paintings after the base coat of the background was done with no problems. I had no problem painting over it and erased a few small areas with no problems as well. It worked perfectly.
95960
If it was me I wouldn't hesitate to use it on a painted surface. Just try it on a area that doesn't matter at first to make sure. Good Luck.
649293
We installed on an unpainted wall and had no problems peeling off or wall damage when we needed to for corrections. However, I can't speak for installation over painted walls.
1616600
I wouldn't. Short of an automotive paint with a few dozen clear cotes anything you paint this with will quickly wear and flake off. also, the texture and shape would probably encourage flaking. If that doesn't scare you off try it with one and pit it on the wall. You might prove me wrong.
631809
No, it would not apply well to a textured wall especially if the wall is plaster. You need to rub the stencil to apply and that may damage the texturing of the wall.
802003
I think you could! Depending on the kind of paint, you might need to sand the exterior walls a little. I "wallpapered" the inside using scrapbook paper and Mod Podge, but those walls aren't painted.
1358207
Yes, absolutely. I'm using it on a chair that was previously scratching a wall. Provided it'll stick to your wall paint (adhesive is pretty good on it) I suspect it'll work for you