Is there any odor to the click loc? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Is this product suitable for use in a tub and shower--for example, around a tub spout? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Will Bioshield clay paint cover wood surfaces? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
This product indicates it can be used on unsealed concrete but your write-up for the concentrated Hydroxi pro doesn't mention for use on unsealed concrete. We have a mold problem in our garage which is unsealed concrete. Can either product be used? Would we spray it on and then rinse using the rinse option on our cleaning machine? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
what are the fibers made of? View answer
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How can you remove streaks off the floor caused by moving furniture? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
How does this oil compare to pure tung oil? View answer
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What is the best way to preserve mango wood? View answer
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Will this harm epoxy resin? View answer
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Do I need to use a sealer after applying this stain? it's for a desk View answer
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Is it safe for parrots? View answer
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Can this be used in the shower as a cleaner ? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
can I calculate accurately using the roofing standard measure for "squares"? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago | Roofing
Good morning, do you have style, terracotta? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Does Glacier Guard have an odor? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Hi Sasha,I asked earlier about the Rubio oil being adequate to seal formaldehyde. You said no and sent me a list of other products by AFM that would possibly work. The project involved is particle board walls which need to be sealed to be safe for me. Because I am so exquisitely sensitive to formaldehyde, it would need to be the best one. Can you let me know which one this would be? Thank you, Micheila View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Can I use this for furniture projects? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
I would like to use this on the floor at my business. I will be using a floor scrubber on it occasionally and would like it to hold up. I will be using the primer and two coats on the area after stripping it. My question is will I need to use a top coat or anything to protect it? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Can I use it as a wallpaper paste? View answer
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Can I use this directly on paper mache' to harden it? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
With this product the Rubio oil plus stain work for sealing in formaldehyde? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
I have some at home and use them for all kinds of purposes, but they are really starting to stink. The laundering instructions say to use chlorine bleach as needed, but I try to avoid any products with chlorine bleach. Is that really what I should be using? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago | Cleaners
Hello, we are making a bed for my toddler and I stained the wood with an oil-based stain. I am not worried about chemicals, etc. I plan to let the wood cure/dry and off gas in the garage and outside for 48-72 hours before putting a finish or seal on it. I have been looking for the safest seal to put on this so that I feel comfortable having this wood as my toddlers bed. Would this seal work over oil-based stain that has been well cured? Would it completely seal/protect the wood/stain? Thanks! View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Can I apply this product to cabinetry that has been stained with a waterproof sealer as a finish? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
can i use this on maple slab to be used as a large table tray/charcuterie board? View answer
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Can I use this on the ceiling of my shower? Do I need to use a primer underneath? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago | Paints & Primers
Can I apply this over a unfinished butcher block countertop that has only had stain applied? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Is this product free of isothiazolione? View answer
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Will this protect do well as an underlayment for a wood floor? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
Would this work for a tile bathroom shower? How often is reapplication needed? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
I'm adding a second bath to my home and I would like the floor to be as slip-resistant as possible when wet. I've seen a measure of slipperiness for some flooring called DCOF, dynamic coefficient of friction. Can you tell me what the DCOF value for marmoleum is? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago
First, I am working with raw, unfinished wood. Do I need to use a different penetrating oil, such as your hard oil, first? The description seems to think so, but most of the recommendations in the answer sections do not. Second, can a normal paint be applied over top of this finish? I'm trying to find a safe way to make wooden cake toppers. My thought is to treat the entire topper with this to seal it, and then paint the top portion as usual leaving the posts where food may contact with just the food grade finish. View answer
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Can this be used after staining the wood? View answer
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