Should this product be used to re-finish a crib?
630065
I dont see why not. Its a good question though. I would contact general finishes and ask them to be for sure though
630066
You can. But wait a few weeks till you put anything on the crib. Specially the baby. The smell is still there for a few weeks. Nothing strong but with a baby you cannot risk it.
630067
All six of my kids chewed the edges of their cribs as they became more mobile. I don't think I would use it on a crib because of that. If General Finishes says the dried product is non-toxic, then maybe. This finish sits on top of the wood, rather than penetrating like a typical stain would. While it is a hard finish, resistant to scratches when you use a poly top coat, it can still be scraped off. Teeth are sharp and toddlers could inadvertently ingest it.
1984200
If it just needs a minor cleaning, then yes. If it's pretty severe then I would try something else.
1322692
This product is a floor cleaner. The Bruce one step sounds like it's a finish...like a wax maybe. So I'd say my answer is "no".
701444
This would be the right product. You may have to do a little experimenting but follow the directions closely and you will be pleased with the results. We use this product quite frequently and are very happy with the finish.
881440
Yes, it is. I love the color of the crib. It is very easy to scrape and scratch, but still beautiful it adds to the weathered look.
1351328
To the best of my research....they (cribs) all do, at least the affordable ones. But this company uses the least amount I've found that wasn't over $1000. I believe it's in the glue they use, but it's minimum. Even still I would let it off-gas on a porch, garage or spare room as long as possible, with a window open if you can. At least a month, but 6 months or longer would be better.
1607038
Absolutely not. This is really expensive, and waterproof mattresses wipe right off. Also, anything fitted isn't very fast or easy to put on or off a crib mattress when it's in a crib. Much easier to clean the mattress itself. Also, this pad isn't really padded.
1160668
I would recommend using a dust ruffle because you can see in between the mattress and drawer. It's not like a traditional crib where the dust ruffle will hang on the floor but it still looks nice.. and once mattress is perfect! It's not too high and not too low, it's right where an infant mattress should be but you could always try it yourself depending on what you like. I absolutely love this crib and I don't think you'd regret ordering it
938756
I bought this product and liked it, but the new finish didn't last. But, I may need a more professional resurfacing fir my floor. Sorry I'm not much help.....
1320897
Looking at mine, it looks as though you can completely unzip and take off the entire top bumper and mesh bottom (sides) of crib. The base or mattress can be surfaced washed. It does not come with a crib sheet, but you could always purchase one which would then be removable and you could machine wash it. Hopefully that helps!
1094790
It is all one continuous bumper so it should work fine for that type of crib.
1316514
I'm thinking that the spray would not cause the crumbling to stop so you would be forced to remove the old backing. If the surface underneath the latex is soft and pliable, then the spray might work well.I know this spray does not work on rugs that initially do not have a rubberized pliable backing, but rather have a hard surface. So, I would suggest you try one Can and experiment with it. Then at least you would know in the future whether to just throw away the rug or get a Can of Performix. This would also depend on what the cost of a new rug is as compared to a Can of this spray.
1583003
Yes, but as with any cleaner, it'd be best to test it somewhere inconspicuous first.Not all wood finishes have the same durability. Particularly as this has to dwell for 10 minutes to disinfect, less durable finishes might not hold up.
987520
Hi Valerie - I think you'd be happier with the outcome if you got the unfinished one. I think the stain will soak in better.
517253
The attachment is pretty poor and doesn't attach well to much....but I made it work. I couldn't make it work for is crib. We just ended up using fishing line and hanging it from tbe ceiling. My child REALLY love the product. It's just a shame that it isn't constructed as well as it could be.
839097
It stands alone, so it could be used that way. You would have to be creative to attach it to the netting of the crib.
745512
It depends on how wide the rails are to your crib. It seems to me that a lot of cribs today have very wide rails, and if yours is like that, I'd say no. The "lip" that allows this item to hang on the side of something isn't very wide.