If you use these labels on wood, can you seal over them? (I use shellac to seal my wood.)
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I'm not sure if this will work out since I've never used these labels on wood. Sorry I don't know the right answer.
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It doesn't matter the manufacturer or type of wood, as long as the wood is uncoated this sealer will be absorbed shallowly into the wood grain and keep moisture and flavors out. I've used it on maple, oak, hickory and pine with great results. This is not varnish, it's a food safe temporary shield against everyday cooking hazards for wood. One bottle will last more than a year (probably three) for just one cutting board. I am not a professional, just a hobbyist with lots of family that likes to barbeque and cook.
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I'm wondering if you coat with Water Seal before or after assembly. I want to be sure it gets assembled correctly before I do anything to it (in case of needing to return product) but I don't really want to take it back apart to water seal. I guess I answered my own question, but it would be great if any experts out there could offer some advice. The wood smells great!
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Yes, I would definitely seal the wood even with a clear poly acrylic to protect the wood though.
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I use these labels on cardboard boxes and they tend to peel off fairly easy. Not sure if that information helps or not.
458555
For anyone who might be faced with a similar problem, it's possible to mix the amber and clear shellac. Just keep track of the proportions on your test piece. With a little care, you can get the color awfully close to the original oxidized wood.
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I'm not sure. You might want to cover the wood, but it could also help protect the wood? Maybe google if you can use the product on wood?
334451
No, these stick really tight and I dont think they are the kind you can pull off a wooden object and not have damage. I would NOT put them on wood unless you plan to never remove them. I can't say for absolute certain they would cause damage, but based on what I know about these and I have 2 sets of these locks, they would not be good for wood or anything with a paint or stain cover. They work great for fridges though.
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In my opinion, wood veneer isn't a good material for conditions where it can frequently get wet or be subjected to heat or abuse. You may successfully apply it over Formica but it would be a very fragile surface. Shellac isn't a very durable surface finish and you would need to reapply it frequently. I think you would have greater success with a matte or semi-gloss varnish finish if you choose to try the veneer surfacing.
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Kinda, if it's very smooth, but it may come off when exposed to heat. I usually run a small beat of clear silicon glue along the edges after I tape them up. Or you can use hot glue. I have had no problems with either on wood and metal.
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Absolutely. Some pieces I have sealed with a polyeurothane spray, with no problems to the finish.
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The label says it is good on "wood, paper, metal, etc." ... Hope that helps.
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Yes they should. I have used different types of labels and I have had no problems.
726124
I would not put them on any pics or frames directly. I did not use on wood furniture. If it's not antique furniture, I don't think there would be a huge problem. Other then that, these stickers where a sanity savior!! With having different helpers at the load up vs the unload houses, no one had any questions of what goes were with every item!!
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This product is for hard wood that has been sanded and then coated with a clear shellac type coating
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I don't know if these labels will stick to freezer containers, it is not something my husband or I have tried. Seems if the surface is not really smooth the labels won't stick too well. You could see if there are labels that are meant for using on butcher paper you might be able to use that material in the label maker, but I honestly don't know if this will work or not. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I don't see why not, just with the nails do a top coat to seal it, expect some to fall off. Have fun!