Question 1

Can I use this to seal paint on plates to eat off of? View answer

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Question 2

How thick is the wear layer on this product? View answer

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Question 3

Hello, I want to use your product on a ceramic Asian elephant that will live on an outside balcony. Is this recommended?? View answer

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Question 4

Can I use this over a water based stain on a CVG doug fir floor? I read fir takes water based stains better than oil based stains, and that poly sealers are not good on fir floors. I already bought this product, now I'm wondering if it will work over the water based stain I bought. View answer

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Question 5

Can this paint be used to paint a crib? View answer

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Question 6

Will this primer prevent knots bleeding through painted wood? View answer

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Question 7

After painting patio with this paint can you seal it? View answer

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Question 8

If for some reason a person or animal ate this would it hurt or make them sick? View answer

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Question 9

I need a sealer for a color stained and very smooth finish Concrete item.. which one do you recommend? View answer

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Question 10

will this work for on a concrete shower? View answer

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Question 11

I am trying to seal a piece of reclaimed wood. However, I do not want it to look shiny, just natural. What product would be best? View answer

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Question 12

I would like to use this sealer on my grouted counter-top tiles. However I have a number of burgeoning culinary masters, aged 4 thru 9, who are still getting the basic concepts of after-cooking clean up. Will this sealer protect my grout against stains from grape jelly, mustard, turmeric, blueberry juice and (for my sanity) wine? View answer

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Question 13

Is it safe to apply over chalk painted cabinets? View answer

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Question 14

Can this be used on sealed brick floors, and is it water based or solvent based? View answer

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Question 15

I went to a workshop to paint a cheese board plate on a wood surface. Can I use this to seal the paint and keep the quality of wood and paint? Is it safe to put food on? View answer

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Question 16

My husband and I are planning a kitchen remodel and are considering putting in butcher block or wood countertops. We've never had wood countertops before and in doing some research found out that there can be a lot of upkeep with oiling monthly. We are also concerned about water damage to the wood around the sink area, or from someone leave a glass of water on the counter that may have some water on the bottom of the glass. Do you have a food-safe product that is also powerful enough for kitchen countertops to handle water and liquids? We may be good at trying to quickly wipe up water from the counter, but kids are another story! Also, how often would it need to be reapplied in the future after the initial application? View answer

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Question 17

I saw a video regarding the difference in color between the AFM SafeCoat Polyureseal BP sheens (gloss is milky white, clear, and the satin and (I assume) matte are colored. The video states that they both dry clear, but the satin and matte may "build up" a color on the surface if more than one coat is used. Here is my question: will the Acrylacq in matte also do this? Is it clear or "muddy" like the satin/matte Polyureseal BP? I have white kitchen cabinets that I want to keep a matte sheen, but not change the color with several coats of sealer. View answer

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Question 18

Can this be added to flat exterior paint? Will be applied to an east- and south-facing exterior (stucco.) Thanks! View answer

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Question 19

Hi I'm interested in your amorin waterproof cork flooring but I live in the UK - can I get samples sent to the UK. Also, I know that cork is a good insulator so how well does this product work on top of electric underfloor heating? View answer

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Question 20

How many oz. are in sample size of afm primer? View answer

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Question 21

Does this have a California warning? View answer

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Question 22

I have a floor that is likely asbestos that I would like to cover. Some tiles are missing, and the black adhesive (cutback?) is exposed. Will your 1195 product adhere in this situation, and can it be used as a skim coat/leveler for the missing tiles? View answer

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Question 23

can i use rubio hybrid wood protector exterior on both inside and outside of a front door. black color? View answer

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Question 24

I am using Densarmour plus drywall. It calls for a high solid primer because the fiberglass has a rougher texture and needs smoothing out. It calls for a 3/8 nap for roller application. will the new drywall primecoat that you sell be thick enough (High solid rating)? Thanks, Dan Barry View answer

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Question 25

Ha how long does it take for safecoat polyseal BP to dry? View answer

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Question 26

Can the glaze stand salt water without wearing out? View answer

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Question 27

I have a Aqua Rain Gravity Filter system bought in 1998 that is 20 inches high, Stainless Steel with 4 filters in it. My second set is wearing down and I'm looking to replace the filters but on my unit the filters are held in place with big white plastic wing nuts underneath. The filters on your site do not show a wing nut, will they fit? and are they the same, but with a different type of nut to hold them to the upper unit? Also being retired now, I have to watch my expenses,my previous replacement set of filters in 2011 was $79.00 I know things go up, so can I use just 2 filters in my unit and seal off the other two holes, and if so do you have plugs that can be used to do so. I would appreciate any answers Thank You for your time.Marty View answer

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Question 28

parts of finish on my hardwood flooring is worn and may no longer be sealed. Can I use this wax on it if it isn't sealed? View answer

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Question 29

I am looking to paint a metal rod to use it on a cake structure. Will this make the metal rod, food safe? View answer

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Question 30

Is this product pet friendly? View answer

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Question 31

Can I put this over a 2 part hardwood finish? Does this product need stripping at times? View answer

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Question 32

What is the surface emissivity lowered to when using this product? View answer

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Question 33

Is this appropriate for someone with severe chemical sensitivity? View answer

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Question 34

Can this be used on concrete floor as well as concrete walls to seal my root cellar? View answer

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Question 35

I stained my raw stairs 4 days ago with oil based Min Wax which still smells, but did not stain dark enough gray. It is either pine or white oak, not sure. Can I use Rubio Oil Plus 2 C over it? I am chem sensitive, so it was a bad decision, but I had no idea organic products existed. Any solutions? View answer

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Question 36

Does this flooring need to acclimate before being installed? View answer

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Question 37

Is this heat resistant? I'm making decoupage coasters and want to seal and gloss View answer

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Question 38

We are painting a couple lake decks. Want to make sure this stain is safe. The wood is weathered. We will power wash wood first. How do I apply?Do I need to sandpaper?how many coats?Do I need to topcoat?Also, where to buy? Thank you,Mary View answer

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Question 39

I am interested in using this product on pieces of wood inside a reptile enclosure. It's a high humidity enclosure and I don't want the wood rotting or mold. Would this product keep the wood dry and not harm the animal? The animal wouldn't chew on it or anything. Just crawl against it View answer

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Question 40

Hi can I use this in my greenhouse? Can the paint get wet? View answer

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Question 41

Is this safe for use around birds? Specifically an African Grey Parrot? View answer

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Question 42

what is easier to install for the same area- with less waste- squares or planks? View answer

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Question 43

Where to find this sealer? View answer

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Question 44

Is this a gel stain? View answer

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Question 45

If I put multiple coats can I get a high gloss finish? View answer

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Question 46

i am going to refinish a dresser with a water-based stain (duro-tone). I already have a bottle of this but haven't used it on anything yet. can i use this over the stain on the dresser, or should i use acrylacq instead? what is the difference between this and acrylacq? View answer

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Question 47

trying to seal waxed cabinets. they also have some kind of sealer on them, but it doesn't do the trick. Any ideas on what sealer I can use to permanently seal these cabinets? View answer

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Question 48

Can I use this on my bar top? Would it be safe after it drys for food to touch? Will it hold up to cleaning after meals and spills? View answer

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Question 49

working in a very old building (historic); the floor is over an old cellar style basement. Original hardwood floor was covered with 1/2" masonite underlayment. There is a distinct old smell either coming from the basement or resident in the underlayment. Could remove underlayment, but smell will definitely come through now exposed numerous old flooring joints. Considering sealing in the underlayment with a product like this. Whatever we use needs to not only penetrate,but for a layer or coating. What do you think? View answer

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Question 50

Could this be used to refresh/polish an indoor teak wood table? View answer

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