Question 1

What is the best product for encapsulating VOCs in an engineered hardwood floor? View answer

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Question 2

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Question 3

I am looking for a sealer that will not change the finish for a Restoration Hardware Unsealed Salvaged pine table. I want it to remain matte and not yellow. Is this the product you would suggest? View answer

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Question 4

I have a brand new dining room table and the off gassing is triggering my asthma. Can this be used to seal VOCs without sanding or priming? I feel confident that it's a well-cured finish and I love the way it looks. View answer

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Question 5

Has this product been used to seal rim joists? Is it GreenGuard Gold rated? View answer

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Question 6

Hello, I have extreme multiple chemical SENSITIVITY. I need a vapor barrier membrane for my dirt floor crawl space. It needs to be free of formaldehyde, bleach, petroleum free, so the smell doesn't come up into home. Also need chemical free spray foam too or something to seal under floor joists. Crawl space is 3 feet high.Do you have a shellac that would not crack to cover a wood floor? View answer

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Question 7

I have boards tucked against each other, There is a crack between each board about a sixteenth wide and an eight deep Will this work? It is a counter I will sand and paint. It View answer

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Question 8

Can this also be used as a substitute for spackling compound to fill nail holes and small imperfections in drywall (sheetrock) prior to prime coating and re-painting? Thanks. View answer

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Question 9

I am looking to replace carpet with cork for my retail store ..we do have high traffic all year ...which specific one is best for commercial? View answer

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Question 10

How much extra of the Kahrs Avanti Sonata do I order? View answer

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Question 11

Can wax be used to seal and wax a polished concrete floor that has not been sealed yet? the concrete floor is also in floor hot water heated View answer

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Question 12

Is it good for granite polishing? View answer

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Question 13

Hi. Is the hardwax food safe? Can I use it on countertops and tables that will encounter food? I used the hard oil #9 on my table first and am planning to now apply the hard wax. Is this order of application also safe for countertops? Thanks! View answer

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Question 14

Is this product water based? View answer

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Question 15

We are looking to replace our Luxury Vinyl flooring. Can we place this right over top? Or would we need to remove it first? We are looking for a non toxic option as we have a toddler. View answer

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Question 16

Can this be applied over oil based undercoat? View answer

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Question 17

Can you use AFM SafeCoat, Hard Seal to seal a stained butcher block countertop? View answer

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Question 18

Hi, Can I use this on a table that is mostly finished but has bare areas that are unfinished? I don't want to sand the rest of the table - I like it the way it is. View answer

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Question 19

For a concrete floor, do you recommend using a concrete densifier (between grinding and polishing phases) before applying this sealer? View answer

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Question 20

Could this be used around a sink that the countertop is wood? Can it be applied to a surface that has already been oiled or waxed? View answer

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Question 21

Can this product be used to dry lock basement walls as well? View answer

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Question 22

I would like to paint the ceramic tile floor throughout my home. The tile is glazed but is more on the matte side (not shiny). I cannot sand it, Would painting it with this concrete floor paint and then sealing it with AFM SafeCoat, Polyureseal B allow for a good bond to the floor tile and withstand our family of six walking on it? We do not wear shoes in the house, Please advise. Thank you View answer

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Question 23

Can this be used on wood laminate flooring? View answer

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Question 24

Could this be used to seal an old pair of painted chopsticks? We don't want the painted flowers to wear off any further. View answer

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Question 25

Would this product be the same as polyurethane sealer without all the chemicals? View answer

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Question 26

Is it harmful to dogs? View answer

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Question 27

Would this be the appropriate product to apply to a piece of furniture that I have that is made of particle board but has a veneer or laminate covering? I am trying to protect it from any possible water that could come in contact with it as a precaution .. example cup water rings! Thank you! View answer

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Question 28

Can this be laid directly over a smooth intact level existing vinyl floor? View answer

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Question 29

Can I use this product on laminate flooring? View answer

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Question 30

is this safe for a bird cage? View answer

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Question 31

With the marbled click tiles are the seams fairly obvious or are they cut so they blend well? View answer

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Question 32

Good for waxed wood floors? (We previously used Bruce/Armstrong Dark'n'Rich Liquid Paste Wax) -- and although this product is clear, would it help the wood's color become more apparent? View answer

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Question 33

Looking for a glaze/seal for natural air dry clay pieces that would be safe to eat from- like cereal, soup, etc. do you have a product that may work for that? View answer

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Question 34

What is the sample size of this product? View answer

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Question 35

I live in Australia, do you have a supplier here, of the marmoleum click flooring please? View answer

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Question 36

Can this be used on hardwood floor? View answer

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Question 37

Can it be applied indoors with central heat ? View answer

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Question 38

In the install instructions it says it can be cut with any kind of saw. One of the photos shows a box cutter and in the answer section of someone else's question someone mentioned install can be done without a saw at all. So does it need a saw or not? Can cuts be made cleanly by scoring and snapping? what about lengthwise cuts that could be as much as 48" long? View answer

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Question 39

Is it possible to get a 3 x 5 Earth Weave rug? Or a 4 X 5? View answer

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Question 40

Where is it made? View answer

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Question 41

Will Forbo adhesive stick to this? We want to use on plywood underlayer and then lay Marmoleum tile. Will the adhesive still stick? View answer

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Question 42

Will this work for a new built baby crib made out of oak wood? View answer

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Question 43

Can any contractor install this flooring, are there specific things we should ask a contractor before hiring? View answer

Answer posted 6 years ago | Cork Flooring

Question 44

I'm interested in the Amorin product, but I've read the cleaning instructions and it seems like a lot of work to restore the floor to it's natural state if it gets dull. Is it really such a task or does the floor take a long time to reach a dull state? Also, I would be installing this product on a porch that is not temperature controlled. Will this product hold up? View answer

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Question 45

Why can't I purchase a sample of this Lane Antique White cork? View answer

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Question 46

I bought a piece of furniture that came with a Prop 65 warning (not realizing). If I apply this seal, would it be healthier and cause less harmful results if I decide to keep this piece? Thank you. View answer

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Question 47

Do the seams show with click-loc tiles? Is the pattern continuous or is each square different (so you would notice edges, or seams) View answer

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Question 48

Using on new wood can a single gloss coat do it? View answer

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Question 49

What temperature range is appropriate for applying this adhesive and will it work/stay cured in extreme temps (110F - 0F)? View answer

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Question 50

I bought a piece of wood furniture, used, that has a perfume smell (most likely from being polished with a scented wood polish and probably petroleum distillates in it). I can smell the perfume scent when I am near the furniture. I cannot just wash it off/out as it has penetrated the wood. What is the best product to use to coat the entire piece, inside and out (it's a hutch/cabinet piece) so that the perfume odor is blocked/encapsulated and no longer releasing into my home's air? Thank you! View answer

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