I just finished overhauling some ratty wood outdoor rocking chairs. I primed them with water based Latex wood primer then hand painted them with acrylic paints. I am looking for a glossy non yellowing water based top coat to seal them .. would this work? Does this item work well for items outside in heat and cold? Does it have any UV resistant properties? The chairs will sit under a covered porch so they won't be directly exposed to weather extremes. View answer
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Is the cork flooring as sound absorbing as carpet? View answer
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What is the size of the sample? View answer
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can it be used for raised garden beds? View answer
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Is this wax pet safe? View answer
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My tile installer slopped thinset on my new vinyl plank floors. I asked them to clean it up, but they only partially cleaned the floors. There is a lot left that is really hard now. I didn't imagine it was going to be such a hard to remove it. Calling the tile people back is not an option at this point. What do I use that will remove the thinset without damaging the floors? View answer
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I already stained the plywood can I use over it for smooth finish? View answer
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I have a 1958 built house with a sunroom that has a concrete floor. It was painted with exterior green concrete paint that is easily rubbed off on your hand in the form of a dust. Can I paint over this with your paint or do I need to get rid of the old green paint first? View answer
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can this be used on either the walls or benches in a sauna? View answer
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How much do I have to pay for shipping of samples? View answer
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Can you use this on metal with an epoxy finish? View answer
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is a special tool required for locking the planks together? View answer
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Can this product be used on old Trex composite decking? View answer
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Could I use clay paint outside? Under a Porch? View answer
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Getting ready to install the Marmoleum Click we received yesterday. In those areas where the panels must be cut to fit around obstructions or can't be angled in, Forbo's instructions call for shaving down the groove side of the panel and to use "wood glue" to substitute for the click mechanism. They don't specify what type of "wood glue." Am I free to use the "Titebond II" indoor/outdoor wood glue that I have on hand? One video that I found recommends using vinyl adhesive caulk, which gave me some cause for concern. Thank you in advance for your response! View answer
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Does clay paint crack in very hot dry climates? View answer
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Can this be applied to freshly, but dried, painted cabinets? View answer
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Is it safe for edible vine plants? View answer
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Can I apply this on the stovetop cutting board I made ? View answer
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Can you use on finished floors? View answer
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How thick is this rug? View answer
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I'm wondering how "semi-transparent" this product is... I need to restain/seal my backyard fence that is older and has different colors to it based on where previous shrubs blocked water from hitting the fence. I am not sure how a clear would look in this situation, but I also don't want my fence to look like I painted it brown; I like seeing the natural grain of the wood. I'm debating between the Caspian Clear and the Acorn Brown. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you! View answer
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Will this be safe as a sealer for a wooden snake cage? View answer
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