Can this product be used on reborn vinyl dolls?
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I have only used it on canvas or other art surfaces (including wood). Sorry I can help you. Perhaps the manufacturer could help you if you could advise them of material used to make the doll. Good luck.
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Gene sounds knowledgeable here- all I can say is that the bottle says "For Use ON: vinyl baseboard, vinyl floors, solid vinyl upholstery, vinyl tops..."among others. It only says "damages may occur to worn vinyl floors." I agree- try goo-gone first (or even orange essential oil has worked for me and less toxic). This stuff is potent.
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I've never tried it on synthetics; good question. However, I really like 'Vinylex' by Lexol for viniyl and plastic [for example, works the best for car interiors, etc.].
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Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
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Hi, although I researched these dolls some before buying, and thought I recall reading they had safe materials, I couldn't remember specifically. So I just looked up some discussions on this. One customer contacted Corelle, and this is the emailed reply: "Greetings, Thank you for you interest in Corolle. All vinyl dolls are made with PVC... Poly vinyl chloride. As for toy safety, it is not the PVC that is of concern but rather the "softener" that is used. Phthalates, as a PVC softener, have now been banded from use in products for children. Corolle uses a "citrus based softener". Corolle tests the product to EN-71 the mandatory European standard as well as ASTM and many other world testing standards. Corolle is proud that we have adhered to these standard long before they became mandatory. If I can be of further assistance in this matter, please call me at 203.454.0774 ext 2. Best regards, Beau James" _________________ So apparently they have reduced some toxic items, but not all. I could not find any info about BPA after several searches. Maybe you want to do more. But I still like this doll; my 1 & 1/2 yr-old granddaughter does not suck on any parts of it... She already had a cloth doll, which seem to be the safest. I just wanted her to have a real doll! Good luck with your decision! Hope I've helped.
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I only used it on my cloth seats in the car, but the label says it can be used for "simulated leather" and vinyl. I would not use on genuine leather.
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I see it more as a conditioner than a cleaner. It makes vinyl almost like new again, but I don't know that it would clean for your application.
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I don't know. I used this product to restore the color on vinyl paneled shutters. The shutters were faded. They now look better than when they were new. I used one bottle of this product to restore 20 sets of vinyl paneled shutters. It worked GREAT on the shutters,
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I would guess "Not" as this is a product for Vinyl Shutters; however, it didn't work that great for me on the vinyl either.
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I'm sure it would do the trick, but I never had any mold on my vinyl...at least not that I knew about. The brushes hug the vinyl pretty tight.
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Hi Claire. From the specs it appears that it should work. I have a Janome New Home Mechanical that I bought 20 years ago and have used it in manufacturing cloth dolls. It is still going strong. Hope this helps! DJ.
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If I were you I wouldn't buy the product unless you're very good at applying the vinyl. It makes it more difficult to reapply the vinyl if you make a mistake. Better to just apply the vinyl without it or just use it on small projects.
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Yes! They can . . . we purchased this for my girls and their dolls and we love it!
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I have never tried it on vinyl. It is intended for plastic. I use best top vinyl top dressing on my jeep.
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I haven't tried, but I think it would ruin the "plastic mirror" part of the toy. I would just hand wash with mild soap and air dry.
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Some of the comments mention doing that. I don't see why not. I have only used it with their polish, however.
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Yes, I would think so, just like candle wax really. Fill the mold, cool to harden, then dip mold quickly into very hot water and turn over to remoe from the mold. Let me know how this works!