Is this recommended for shiplap walls? View answer
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Are there batteries? View answer
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Are Marmoleum products NALFA certified? View answer
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Please answer: I have a 1920's brick garage. The outside looks fine. The inside is lined with clay bricks and has some efflorescence/ spalling in one area. I cannot pressure wash. Can I just brush as clean as possible and apply? Do I apply outside and inside? Thank you View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
How does this differ from the bioshield paste wax? (Besides, obviously, the consistency) View answer
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Would this product be suitable as floor in a steam room? View answer
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Hi, we applied both the glossy sealers and the concrete sealer about 2 weeks ago. I just checked and clearly the glossy version worked when I poured water on it and pearls of water were forming. But the sealer did not look glossy at all. What could be the reasons, it was not glossy?The water on the penetrating version did not pearl. What could be the reasons the water did not pearl? Please advise Note: I was planning to use the concrete sealer in my garage and the glossy sealer in my artist studio. View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
When using on butcher block countertop how long till the sink can be installed and used ??? View answer
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It says that it can only be frozen up to three times. I am wanting something like this product, but here is my project. I am converting a van into a camper, and so I am building wooden walls inside of it. I am wanting to seal it the wood, but there will be times when the van is parked in freezing temperatures. Since this product can only sustain 3 freezes, what is the best product for my van conversion project? It also must be mold resistant. THANK YOU! View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Can this be used on a new cedar planter? View answer
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Could this be used to glue down vinyl plank flooring (with stone/polymer underside) to plywood? View answer
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is this item still available? "3. Please Enter Quantity" is dimmed and cannot be selected. View answer
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We recently bought a table that we want to refinish next summer we were able to sand the table portion but not the benches so my question is, Is this product what I need to seal the table that is sanded? but also can I use it on the portions that are not yet sanded? View answer
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Is this appropriate to use for encapsulation of lead paint? View answer
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Can I use the GBS penetrating sealer on ceramic? View answer
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Hi I found an empty birds nest (slightly broken with broken piece within range) outside this fall on the sidewalk.. I determined that this nest is abandoned and not reusable to any birds. I'd like to preserve this nest somehow will this material be useful in that process ? The nest is made of tree branches and mud. I have put it in a plastic bag for some time then I will take it out and attempt to cure/dry it. Once I am done it will remain indoors Thanks View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Can I use AFM SafeCoat PolyureSeal on Ceramic? View answer
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I put down laminate flooring down. When it gets wet it swells up. What can I use to seal it? View answer
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What is the difference between marmoleum and cork planks? View answer
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How soon can you let pets children out on deck after spraying product? View answer
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Would this be ok to use on a fiberglass door? View answer
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My deck design includes a triple 2x10" supporting beam. Can I use ram board seam tape on the top of the beam to prevent water infiltration? Does the tape have a plastic backing? Will the adhesive backing stick to the 2x10" pressure treated beam long term? View answer
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Is this caulk mildew resistant? View answer
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Is your Linseed Oil Boiled or Cold Pressed/Raw? View answer
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can this be used on a outside cat house? both inside and out? View answer
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Can this product be used on a kitchen table top? If not I'm looking for recommendations. View answer
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Is this floor recommended for a beach front house? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago | Hardwood Flooring
My landlord just re grouted the grout lines on our kitchen countertop which has porcelain tiles. Our place is very old, and he used a white TEC Color Matched Sanded Caulk Grout. It has cured but is a little rough because of the sand in it. He said he is not doing anything else to it, but will pay for inexpensive material(s) for us to do our self if there is something to smooth/seal it. Would grout sealer work? We have kids and really need to get this fixed. View answer
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Is this a surface sealer or penetrating sealer? View answer
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Where is this product sold at? View answer
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Is there any latex in this? View answer
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Do not freeze' query: is this just in regard to storage and application process? Is it acceptable to apply on to wood that will experience freezing temps after it cures? Ex: Deck w/ snow, interior of a non-insulated shed, floor of an enclosed utility trailer, etc. View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Plan to install travertine flooring. Per industry recommendations, will use two layers of 3/4" subfloor (not glued together) to get a stiff floor section. However, we are concerned such a stiff floor will be 'hard' to walk on, day in, day out. Would cork add some 'give' back to this floor if applied on top of the two layers of 3/4 subflooring? View answer
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The floors in a shipping container has pesticides. Would this product make the floors safe ? View answer
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