Can this be used to waterproof Hempcrete? View answer
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Does claypaint stick to canvas? View answer
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For larger orders, can we customize the color? View answer
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Hi - I created a new birdbath out of concrete that has imprints of leaves on the inside. I want to seal the birdbath including the inside that will hold the water. Is there a sealer that I can use that will be non-toxic to birds? I understand that the PH will be high on fresh concrete and that there are products that can reduce the PH of the concrete before sealing it. Will that be necessary before using the sealer? Although the birdbath is large (~ 2 x 2.5 ft.) I believe that I don't need a full gallon of the product. Can I get it in smaller sizes? Thanks, Steve View answer
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Are these polyester? View answer
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Ref: Rubio Monocoat, Oil Plus 2C Interior Stain and Seal Kit. I would be using this on new plywood cabinetry inside my van. I plan to do all the sealing, staining, and curing of the wood pieces outside the van. My concern is spontaneous combustion of the cured oil-stained wood on a hot sunny 120 deg. F day when the interior surfaces baked by the sun can reach temperatures of over 180 deg. F. Will this be safe to use in this situation or should I only consider water-based sealers and stains? View answer
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Do you have marble tile sealer? View answer
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Can this be used with a glue down floor? View answer
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Can this be used under a glue down floor? View answer
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What kind of underlayment does it need? View answer
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We've stripped our exterior stone walls with Peel Away followed by pressure-washing. The paint coatings were peeling and we assume were not of the breathable type. The result is a partially "clean" wall. Is there a breathable coating, perhaps semi-transparent, to even out the uneven remaining early paint finish on of the wall? Any recommendations are appreciated. View answer
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I have a cinder block foundation with a cement based parging that had a color added to make it black. The color turned out to be a darker grey. I believe it was a powder that was added to the parging mix. Can we use the Silacote to get the black color we originally were looking to achieve? Also, if the Silacote is suitable, which type would be recommended, smooth or textured? View answer
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Hi, I have just moved into a rental property that has had new carpet and underlay installed about 2 weeks ago. I have MCS and don't think either carpet or underlay is low VOC. Can I treat just the carpet with this system or will I need to also treat the underlay? Ideally, I wouldn't have to remove the carpet and can fix the problem by sealing just the carpet itself. View answer
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Hi, when this gets wet does it get slippery? View answer
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What makes this flooring waterproof? Is it free of all PFAS? View answer
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Is this product antibacterial or a disinfectant? View answer
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Is this zero-VOC and zero-HAP? View answer
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Which side goes down? View answer
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What do you recommend to apply this paint? Brush or sprayer? View answer
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How thick is the wear layer? View answer
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Can this be used to apply the Polywhey Finish? View answer
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Is this safer than Titebond III, in terms of VOC? View answer
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Is this safe for food contact? View answer
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I'm confused about the VOC content. Here it's listed as 35 g/L, the SDS sheet shows 14.67 g/L, then the ingredients list seems to apply 0 g/L and 19 g/L at 240 F. So what is it exactly? Why are there completely different numbers reported all around on the product page? View answer
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What is the height of this carpet? View answer
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Our goal is to have a floor that has good cushioning, insulation, soundproofing and can hold up to furniture and foot traffic (2nd floor bedroom, office, playroom). I'm torn between Cork or Marmoleum.I'd like your opinion on the durability of the Go-cork plank product. Indenting, fading and non-waterproof seem to be the main marks against it. Can you interpret these numbers? From what I can see on this website, the Cork has IIC 58, STC 54, r-value: ? compared to Marmoleum IIC57, ASTM E 492, STC ?, r-value 0.53.Am I to understand that marmoleum plank has almost similar properties to Cork plank? View answer
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Is this renter-friendly? View answer
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I'm thinking of getting an Ikea wardrobe cabinet (Pax), but the sides of the shelves are exposed particle board. The inside of the sidewalls have peg holes for the adjustable shelves. These holes (approx. 1/4" round and deep) are also exposed particle board. Which AFM product would be best to use to seal these? In addition, if I decide to seal the whole cabinet (the Ikea description says it is made of fibreboard and paper foil) which AFM product would I use? Are AFM sealer products completely inert when dry? (i.e. absolutely no smell) View answer
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