How would this stuff work for wood finishing?
1647278
I used it on some hand-painted bird houses and it works great. Very very glossy and tough. Just keep in mind this stuff has cyanide in it, so you MUST have a mask/respirator.
1647279
It should be fine. It's a catalyzed material, so it pretty much works on everything. You have to spray subsequent coats while the first coat is still tacky.
2129921
Have had no experience on finished wood,it worked very well on a redwood deck area.
103968
I tried it on finished bathroom woodwork and it did not seem to work. It did not seem to affect the finish of the woodwork though. I suggest experimenting more on finished woodwork.
287634
I've only used on wood and so far it has done a great job. You could test a small spot to see if it leaves a stain on it.
2129920
that wouldnt be a good idea. its meant for unfished wood (mix with water and paint or spray on) and youd be exposing yourelf to direct contact with poison and it probably wouldnt be very effective because it wouldnt penetrate the finish.
1328554
There is no finish on the wood. If I were to use this in a moist environment, I would treat it first.
1474703
I believe this is only safe for finished floors. I would call a woodshop to see what you could use to clean your wood before finishing. Once you have finished your floor, I would recommend Bona to clean it. Good luck.
451386
I have not had the chance to use this product yet but I would assume since the product is solvent based, it may not be wise to use on a greasey surface- Im not sure the product would cure properly, but if the surface is finished and not slick, it shouldnt corrode the finish on the wood. Maybe do a test on a small area like underside something and dip a q tip into a throw away plastic cup that has some of the material sprayed into it before applying it allover.
2216409
This is a great product to stop spliting and checking on log ends. I would use another product like an oil based transparent varnish or polyurethane. If you want the more rustic look from sawmill or chainsaw milling, maybe a deck stain with sealer be best.
1659269
I believe it can. I don't do much do it yourself stuff but I can tell you the wood is most likely stained the color it is and is not a shiny finish. So probably could work.
738391
I use it on my dremel. For small project it gives me the finish that I want.hope this helps
1166101
It does not need to be mixed with water. Apply directly to wood. Make sure you wear gloves.
2092966
It all depends on how dry the wood is. I used mine in Portugal on very old, dry wood and it soaked it up like a sponge. The oil dries to a hard finish....it seems that you have to do several coats to fill the pores. Why be stingy, you're going to love the tung oil and want to put it on everything...so buy a bigger bottle.
65607
Not sure if this will help, but I used it over wood that had polyurethane on it that I didn't sand off...it stayed wonderfully (and actually required less coats). It's made to stick on top of a material (like laminate). If your oiled wood is older, and/or you sand it down well, it would probably stick. Otherwise, if it doesn't work, you might be surprised about what else you can think to use it on! A little can goes a long way, so maybe just try the smaller size! I love this stuff!
105458
Not sure what you're asking here. Just follow the directions on the container. Basically, spread a generous amount of cream carefully over the entire work surface and let it stand for several hours to give it a chance to be absorbed into the wood. When the absorption is finished, wipe off the excess. Repeat whenever the wood appears to be drying out.
90176
I'm using it on hard-wood, where it's flawless. That said, given the design, I would think that it would work well on just about anything.
1000218
That is not correct. This is a great product. It will actually preserv the finish on any wooden surface. I've been using it on over 500 pieces of furniture on the company that I work for over 5 years with amazing results!!!