Can this be put on congas with natural wood or poly that have a prior? View answer
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Could this be used on a car? View answer
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Can it be used on laminate floors? View answer
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Do you have a clear coat? View answer
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I am looking for a matte finish. In two places for the AFM Safecoat, it notes that if you want a satin finish, you need to add one base coat of gloss first. But in a third place it notes the same applies for a matte finish. So, which is it? And furthermore, why is that? Seems like a lot of money to spend for a quart of Gloss that I'll barely need and will probably never come close to finishing. Thanks for your response. View answer
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What are the differences between the different models? less splash? easier maintenance? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago | Energy, Water & Air
What are the ingredients of this non-toxic floor finish? View answer
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I have a wood planter that is natural wood would this seal the planter from watering? View answer
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how is this available +and cost? View answer
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Can this adhesive be used with store-bought LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) faux wood planks? I've already bought the planks, but I'd like to limit the indoor air toxicity in my home by using a non-toxic adhesive for it. Will this product be okay to use for LVT? Thanks. View answer
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Can Blissfully Clean be used to clean the inside of an oven? View answer
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Is this safe to use on the inside of a tub? View answer
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Is it safe to use on unfinished HinikiIs it safe to use on unfinished Hinoki floor? View answer
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We are a botanic design company in NYC and have a question regarding the safety of this product for use as a waterproof liner for wooden planters. We use custom-fabricated wooden planters for many of our large projects that must be sealed in order to waterproof the interior for planting and watering in an indoor environment. Can you please let me know if the product would be safe to use in this manner having no adverse affect on the plants' health over time? Fingers crossed...Thanks in advance! View answer
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Is this good for caulking around the bathtub? View answer
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Does one gallon cover 200 sq ft, then? View answer
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Can this be used as a desktop by itself? View answer
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Can this primer be used over previously painted walls? View answer
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How do we apply this product? View answer
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Can I use this on glass bottles to attach beads? View answer
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do you have to buff this product when applying it to a cork floor? View answer
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I have an oriental wool rug that dates back to 1945 from Japan. It was close to 6 inches thick tight weave. It is now slower to 2 inches thick. One solid color but now has stains from household spills and medication.. Do you think your product could work on this type of carpet? The weave is still in great shape no wear spots. View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago | Floor Cleaners
We are considering purchasing a home that was newly constructed (9 months ago), however the VOCs are still pungent. The house is tile except for the bedrooms, which are carpet. I have used safe coat for carpet with great success, however I am wondering if there are other products we could use in the house to further decrease the VOCs What would you suggest? View answer
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Will using a Dyson vacuum hurt this carpet? How about a roomba? View answer
Answer posted 7 years ago | Wool Carpet
does this product have paraffin? View answer
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I have oak floors with polyurethane coating. Does this work ? View answer
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Can this seal in VOC from oil based paint? View answer
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Can I apply the Vermont Natural Coatings stain over AFM Safecoat DynoSeal? Or stain it first with Vermont, and then DynoSeal? it's for a raised garden and I want to stain all outside boards but also coat the inside. What is the best temperature to apply both products? View answer
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I bought clear ChemLink general purpose sealant for my bathroom to caulk between the wall and the bathtub, but I am wondering if it is really translucent because I don't want to see the crack between tile wall and bathtub. is there a version of this that is white? I want something that will last, not mold/mildew, and not smell (be as least toxic as possible). View answer
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I'm looking to get the toxic smell out of my kitchen cabinets, which are brand new. I'm not really looking to paint them since they are white and I love the color. Which products would be best to use with this process? I'm reading about the Polyureseal (satin and gloss). I believe the cabinets made from wood. View answer
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I am extremely chemical sensitive so I am unable to use any stains or finishes with VOCs. I need to redo my hardwood floors as well as trim. Your Monocoat sounds like a godsend for me. My problem is, my wife likes at least a semi-gloss shine. Is there any way to use the Monocoat and the Universal Maintenance Oil to get a higher shine? I told her about the satin but she doesn't think that will be enough. View answer
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Just purchased a display model redwood high-end play set for our kiddo, by Woodplay. We need to clean it, stain it and then seal it. The factory stain has rubbed off in a bunch of places and looks bad. We want non-toxic, no VOCs (or at least very low). What's the best way to clean mold off the end of redwood timber? Any and all help will be welcome! View answer
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I have some worn wood flooring in my condo that I want to refinish in a safe way. I was wondering which products you recommend would be the simplest and safest to use. I was looking at the BioShield Hard Oil and AFM Naturals Clear Penetrating Oil because it says they are food grade, so I thought they would be good for flooring if you expect to be walking barefoot. However, I am not sure if they require long drying times and mechanical burnishing or sanding. Is here anything that can be applied that does not require burnishing? I would like to try to do the job myself. View answer
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I am potentially interested in purchasing a sealer (AFM SafeCoat) for some grass cloth wallpaper in my baby's nursery. After reviewing the products available, I can't decide if AFM Safecoat Hard Seal or Acrylacq would be better (or something else I've missed). The wallpaper will be hung with a low-VOC adhesive and hopefully completely installed by the middle of June. My baby is due in the middle of September and I thought I'd give the wallpaper a couple months to cure, then apply the sealer to be safe. I would like to paint the sealer on myself, but I read that there is a bit of a smell. What causes this smell, anything dangerous to the baby? View answer
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I recall that you said there's no difference between Safe Seal and Hard Seal when it comes to reducing off gassing... that the only difference is the finish... did I understand that correctly? Could either be used to seal the exposed under- and back-sides of an old laminate kitchen countertop? I'm guessing the exposed parts are compressed particle board. View answer
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