Can this be used on a Cast Iron or Steel tub?
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YES!.. Make sure you properly prepare the surface prior to application. Cast iron and steel tubs typically are baked enamel surfaces that are very glossy. The gloss will need to be "etched" or dulled. Also, you will no longer be able to use regular cleanser as before. Since this is an epoxy based product, you will need to use a fiberglass tub/shower cleaner, or a non-abrasive cleaner rated for these types of surfaces.
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It likely can, as long as your tub is porcelain, but really made for iron stains. I use mine on tub for water marks left because my water has a lot of iron in it. I think your key will be finding out what in the mat or water caused the stain. However, this cleaner is pretty aggressive, so won't hurt to try.
1078585
Hello,This is a good product for grilling burgers, chicken, steak etc. directly on the grate. I have never used it with cast iron pans. I think depending on how heavy the pan is, it may be ok. If you put too much weight on the grill, it may start to loosen up the spike that you bang in the ground that holds it in place. If you put a rock or something to support it on the opposite side of the spike, it should be ok
543149
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure. I used it on chips in my enamel painted tub. They were deep chips so that you could see the steel tub underneath and they repaired very well.
293549
I have used it on cast iron and have not had any adverse effects. I use my regular dish soap, rinse well, dry with a towl, and then let it heat and completely dry at a very low temperature. Occasionally I re-season the pan.
2135285
Yews it will work on a cast iron head. Don't know about how many threads. Just make sure and follow instructions, Make sure and use oil!!!!
1592325
I did my entire fiberglass tub with it. It's great. I cleaned the tub thoroughly until it sparkled, rinsed it and then washed again with rubbing alcohol. It will also work on steel tubs. Just make sure tub is clean before applying. Mine has been on for months now and there is no peeling!
1900109
Yes. I am using it in porcelain coated cast iron and am very pleased; strong pressure is not needed and I do use a spray bottle of water to create a little steam
1460851
No...it's not for fiberglass, it's for porcelain tubs. Try googling 'fiberglass tub repair.'
1739942
It works great. I use it on my stainless steel (and even Pyrex occasionally), in addition to my cast iron. Just fyi ... it has done a remarkable job on my cast iron wok, getting rid of the gritty stuff and leaving it with a lovely seasoned finish.
1030852
I would respectfully submit that you should NEVER use soap on cast iron. Just wipe it as clean as you can with a paper towel. Keep it lightly oiled. Soap will compromise the seasoning of the cast iron.
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I imagine it would work; it didn't leave a residue when I used it on my tub surround in my previous apartment, but I haven't tried it specifically on steel. I'd be more worried about the size. This thing isn't small at all; it's a bit over 5" deep and about 16" long and can fit a couple of very large bottles of shampoo, so unless you have a really large sink, or you can mount it on a backsplash that extends above the basin, it'd probably get in the way a lot.
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This product is made to clean porcelain enamel cast iron sinks. It contains silica & detergents, & is slightly abrasive. I don't think it would be a good idea to use it on regular cast iron cookware. It may be okay for the enamel coated cast iron cookware but I have not tried it in that manner.
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This product produces a flat or satin black finish so the shading should be alright. Not knowing the material of the stove though makes it difficult because this mostly works on cast iron. I haven't used it on slick painted surfaces like steel though, but I imagine it wouldn't really work in that case. But if you have cast iron, you're good to go!
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It would depend entirely on the specific tub (how it is built/plumbed). I'd recommend asking a plumber who knows what tub you wish to use.
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We have had fiberglass tubs before and the current tub is steel. I don't believe it would be safe to use on fiberglass because if you don't tighten the screw tight and secure, it wouldn't be of any value for safety. I believe it might damage a fiberglass tub.
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No, I have not. The tub is oval shaped. It would depend on the shape of the galvanized tub.