Would this product be best product for interior walls, doors, and two outside shutters? Door finishing in high gloss.
776183
yes. we used it for all those things. Even our kitchen cupboard door! The only thing you have to be aware of is that changing from different paint brands can affect the thickness it will spray on. so always be sure to test and practice each time you change color or brand. We used it in our entire house when we built last year. no problems. but some sherwin williams paints spray on thicker so we had to do a lot of sanding. obviously your primer will go on thinner. ect..
776184
Yes, this is a great tool for painting and staining, but involves a lot of prep work because the paint gets everywhere. If your house already has carpet and furniture I would recommend rollers and brushes. However especially outdoor projects and things like shutters and fences this sprayer is excellent.
776185
Yes. Dont let the paint get too low. And clean out very good. The spray tip that comes with it may be to wide for some of yourjobs. I would buy a smaller spray tip.
684824
I did not use any of the the General Finish products outside so I do not know what would be the best.
142875
Yes, as long as the product you are proofing doesn't contain any solids - this should work for you.
514281
It will enhance the gloss look as well as provide a little of additional protection. When I did my floor I've used the Rust-Oleum Professional kits in gray. After doing two coats of the Pro kit the shine was there but some spots had a little duller look to it. After applying this gloss kit it really brought the look of the floor to a nice consistent shine all around. I'm sure you might have heard before but the key in a long lasting finish is the prep as well as using a decent quality product. Stay away from water based and use solids based stuff. My garage floor was a 30 year old bare concrete slab which came out great in the end. My prep involved a floor buffer with a diamond wheel, then pressure washed it few times as well as concrete etch. Here's a picture of the floor after two coats of Professional kit: http://i1153.photobucket.com/albums/p501/mbzowski/Garage%20Redo/IMG_5161.jpg Here's a picture of the floor after the Clear Shield: http://i1153.photobucket.com/albums/p501/mbzowski/Garage%20Redo/IMG_5169.jpg http://i1153.photobucket.com/albums/p501/mbzowski/Garage%20Redo/IMG_5166.jpg
1524831
I did three coats on some finished Fir and it holds up to water pretty well. It's satin so don't expect to see a shine. Similar results to Polycrylic satin clear sprays.
2197037
Yes. You will get a gloss coating on the slate though. The more coats you apply the glossier it will become.
696706
Yeah, I did on some of my interior trim and it worked great. Just do it in low humidity, use the second buff pad, and give it time to dry before touching it. If interior is all you need though, I used some cheap vinyl polish/protectant and that works really well for me on my interior surfaces as well. This stuff does wonders for my exterior vinyl though. I used it once a year ago and it still looks great after going through car washes and mag chloride.
91174
I found the PC Products to be easy to use and durable. The hardening liquid is amazing! It hardened the surface allowing the filler to take hold. I used it on a window frame, applying several layers and allowed it to dry and harden before applying another layer. My only problem was in the finishing. The material is hard to sand, so the top layer is messy and not to my satisfaction. All in all it is a good solution if you don't want to replace the door! Hope this helps.
1878784
I used it on my grout and there is NO gloss or satin finish. It didn't change the color of the grout in any way and you can't tell it's there until you test it with water after it's dry. In fact, I was just at my new house (four days later) and I had to test it again with water because it didn't look as if anything was there. I loved this stuff. We applied two coats but the first coat did make the grout waterproof. I put the two coats on because I want it to last and last. I sealed every piece of grout in the house. :)
951186
We used this on a brass handrail installed in our church balcony. Once polished, we sprayed it to keep from msintaining it with polish. It did the trick , we only sprayed it once. Not sure if one coat would be considered a high gloss. May take several
1218268
It's very high gloss. It makes for excellent prints, but it's a little pricey, so use it sparingly.
946711
Depends, It would probably make a difference if you coated the whole door but there are products more for that such as mass loaded vinyl(mlv) which is used for walls and doors. This stuff would be more for around the cracks and in the door jamb. That said, if you stuck it to the door by the sheet it would help, but say goodbye to the paint!
87135
I've used it many times over varnished wood, and had very good results. Most people, these days, seem to skip the middle steps of sanding and wiping down, and are pleased enough with the results. I prefer to do it old school and reap the benefits. Even 1-2-3 will adhere better if you break the gloss, first. Your end results are only as good as your preparation. If the chair is old, it may be shellac and not actually varnish. Zinsser also makes a shellac-based product called B-I-N. Both work really well.
324259
If I was going with just one and was unsure which I would like more I would pick gloss. You can apply gloss and leave it be for a high gloss or you can always do a light sanding with a light grit sand paper or an all purpose scotch-brite hand pad/scrub pad and then use a polish to bring back some shine. So you can control the degree of shine some what with the gloss. Satin is kind of a one trick pony. As far as which looks better, that depends on the individual and the look they are going for. I personally like a gloss finish better than satin in most applications.
2262405
I use it for stickers all over my car for company advertising. I can get a year out of the waterproof vinyl. I've played with different coatings but jury is still out on what works best even necessary at all. Let dry for 15 minutes and BE SURE you do the warm-water rince, makes a big difference. We are playing with glow-in-the-dark sprays also; but ONLY use Rust-oleum sprays, we used Krylon and the crappy top on the can dripped liquid all over the vinyl, Rust-oleum has great spray nozzles. Also, the best spray we think is the one called Automative Gloss Lacquer - it's for sealing auto-paint and seems to work great on this.
60839
Spray Max 2K can be used over lacquers, enamels and urethane coatings. I have used this product with great success over all types of finishes.
4180
I would highly suggest that you would consider using a Gloss Water Base Polyurathane product. Application is much easier and a great deal less toxic. Several coats may be applied on the same day due to the rapid drying time. Good LUck