I want to paint my wall a faux marble, will this work? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Can you use this on natural rope that I may be using in between deck boards in a screened in porch? I don't want to actually stain the old deck though, I just want to stuff the natural rope, after it is soaked in the stain, and wedge it into the spaces. But maybe I will stain the existing deck, too. Any ideas for the right product for the rope or the rope and the deck? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
We moved into a house with an old carpet and we know for a fact the prior owners used lots of chemicals on their lawn. They left a garage full of them. Is this something we can use to clean and "encapsulate" any chemicals left in the carpet or is the only way to replace the whole carpet? Thank you! View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
I have oil based paint on my cabinets and woodwork in my home. House was painted 16 years ago when I purchased it. It is now needing to be painted but I am allergic to toxic oil based paint. I have been told my cabinets should be sanded and a primer applied before painting a water based latex paint. I'm told primers That are used for this have a terrible odor when applied and I need to avoid anything with strong odors and toxic chemicals. Do you have a primer that would take care of this issue...? .thank you..Liz .. View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Can this be used on painted hardwood floors? Or do you recommend another product for that? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Are these latex free? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Is this latex free? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
I am trying to prevent off gassing in a box truck with a wooden floor. The truck was used as an automotive service vehicle, so oil spillage and potentially other automotive chemicals spilled on the wooden floor of the box. Will this product be sufficient to protect me if I treat the floors with it? I would be inside for hours at a time (I'm a technician and this truck would be my mobile workshop). View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
We are painting all new trim, our customer is VERY VERY sensitive to many things. We've used your ecolacq sandable primer. Lots of bleed thru for our Poplar Wood, is your transitional primer sandable? I believe the only products we are approved to use are the AFM Safecoat products. View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
The bottle that snaps onto the mop ?can I buy a cap for that I lost mine View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Is this food safe? I have butcher block with oil stain and water based Polycrylic View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Can you use this caulk around kitchen sinks where food is prepared? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Does this Almighty adhesive have any elastic properties? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
how much does a 3/4" x 60" x 144" slab weigh? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Why can't this be used on wool carpet? What will happen to the carpet? What can be used instead? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Brochure shows wood look options in both HRT and SRT technologies. From the specs, looks like the wood look HRT floor has better impact sound reduction than the wood look SRT floor. Are any of the wood look options HRT? It looks like maybe the Highland Oak is HRT? We're particularly interested in the Field Oak. Do you know if that is HRT or SRT? Sound insulation is very important to us since we live in a condo. View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago | Cork Flooring
I want to paint the brick on the inside of my living room fireplace. It was suggested that I use a high heat type of paint. However, I don't want to use something that may give off toxic gasses if a future owner wants to use the fireplace. What SafeCoat solution would you suggest? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
How many squares in each box? View answer
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What about stairs and landings? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
can it be bought locally such as in Zip Code 79109? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
How big of a hole will this fill? We have gaps in drywall under our sink that are 2 or so inches. View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Who can I get to install this carpet? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
what color primer should i use to paint over dark grey wall? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
How many filters in this? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago | Energy, Water & Air
Is this safe to paint metal dog crates? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
I am looking for a color of cabinets to match my grey floor?. Can't decide the color to go for? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago | Cork Flooring
What is the coverage area of one gallon? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
Can this be used on T1 11 wood? View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
20 years ago we used a " natural"oil wax (my memory thinks it was called OS wax) on the 6" maple plank floor that's in our kitchen and throughout the 1st floor. I remember a feature: supposedly you could just clean & lightly sand worn areas and reapply, and it would blend... Can I do this with Safe Coat, or do I have to sand the whole floor? The whole kitchen area is pretty worn down and grey, so I need to "refinish" that area and blend with the golden color of the floor that has been under rugs. View answer
Answer posted 6 years ago
I am planning on getting the click/floating strand bamboo flooring. Right now I have a cork tile floor in very bad condition, though still very flat and intact (I just removed carpet from it). Part of it is waxed. I noticed this cleaner says it is good on unwaxed cork. I assume that is because it may remove some wax or ruin the look of the cork flooring. I will be covering the cork, so I do not care what it looks like. Is there anything else I need to worry about? Also, can I use this cleaner on click/floating strand bamboo flooring? Thank you View answer
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