We had a leak and mold in the walls in the bathroom/bedroom and it was professionally remediated but I still smell the mold and am affected by it. Before fixing the walls, I was going to just paint the studs with this but just saw in Q&A to use a primer first. I was thinking it would be better if the Caliwell touched the wood to kill any spores/mold deep in it left behind and maybe coat it twice. Is this good or will the primer followed by this work best? View answer
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Can I purchase this carpet anywhere in Rhode Island? View answer
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Does this help with radon mitigation? What's is the best option for radon underlayment? View answer
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Can this be used for under exercise bike to protect hardwood floor? View answer
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Is this paint safe to use on the exterior of a vegetable garden bed? View answer
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Can this product be used over wood treated with linseed or tung oil? View answer
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Can this be used on the inside of ceramic pots? View answer
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How flexible are the tiles? We currently have vinyl tiles laid over the top of asbestos tiles using some kind of cheap stick-on method like double-sided tape. My plan is to pull up the vinyl tiles and replace with marmoleum tiles (over the top of the old asbestos tiles, without disturbing them). However, our old house is very crooked and the floor has lots of waves etc in it, and the new tiles would need to flex a bit to conform to the shape of the house. If it's totally rigid tile I don't think it would work. This is a floor that spans a small kitchen and a bathroom. View answer
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Would all the wool carpeting be good for use on a staircase? View answer
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?.can this be mix with latex paint .4 parts 1 part paint View answer
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How do I buy for a staircase? View answer
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Does Hard Seal block off-gassing from pesticides? View answer
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Is is available for wall to wall? View answer
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I have a solid wood birch desk, it is finished but the grommet holes are not. I have sample of soft seal and hard seal. I know soft seal is not recommended on solid wood, but hard seal is? Would it be ok to use hard seal to protect these grommet holes or would I need to get sample of polyureseal bp? Which smells more? View answer
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hi there, can this product be applied to stucco? View answer
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My builder is asking for a 100 humidity adhesive. Do they n make one ? View answer
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The room I want to put this in is a living room that has large picture windows on almost all sides and we get a lot of direct sunlight. The room is 30 x 17 and I am wondering if it will fade. If I put a rug in the middle of the living room and pick it up a year or two later will I be able to see that where the rug was is darker, that a lot of the floor has faded? Thanks. View answer
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I have recently stripped some wallpaper and am now left with drywall that has some glue and quite a few little places where th drywall paper covering has pulled away. My understanding is that the conventional process to deal with this is to apply an oil based sales, then skim coat, then sand, then prime and paint. I am looking for something less toxic for the first two steps of this process(oil based sealer and skim coat with joint compound). Would this project work in lieu of the oil based sealer? If so, would it be ok to do a skim coat over it? View answer
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Do you need an underpayment for a click floor? View answer
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How quickly can you ship to ithaca ? Or is Mexeseal available in ithaca? View answer
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I'm looking to use this to paint an intricate mailbox with multiple colors. In the interest of making it cost effective and to not be wasteful, is it possible to buy a gallon of the white non-tinted exterior paint and then just use a set of universal color tints to tint the ECOS paint myself? If so, is there a specific brand you'd recommend? Thanks. View answer
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Will this work on travertine brick for an interior wall? View answer
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Does AFM SafeCoat, Concrete Floor Paint block formaldehyde emissions? At first I was looking at AFM Safecoat Safeseal to put on part of the concrete floor to seal in formaldehyde, but that's only for plywood type surfaces apparently. But I liked that one because it blocked/sealed formaldehyde 100% and was very low VOC (around 22). View answer
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Does this product come in a sample size? I don't see the option under 'size'. View answer
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I have a new unfinished Redwood post/ livestock panel garden fence. it's in an area where the clay soil stays very moist and gets lots of overwater.Which product would be better to seal against moisture absorption? This or the penetrating sealer stain. I would like to maintain the natural redwood color without pigments. Thank you View answer
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Does the back of that carpet contain Styrene Butadien? View answer
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I would like to paint the concrete walls of my basement egresses white. They have some mildew I can't get off with the cleaners I have...what should I use as paint, and how should I prepare the walls? There is a bit of a plastic canopy over the egress, but not sealed. water and air gets in (I won't paint the floor of the egress). Thank you! View answer
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Will cat vomit damage this floor? View answer
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Hi, can I use this oil on a piece of raw wood and apply the aqua resin over? Thank you View answer
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I have a large expanse of windows, is this product UV resistant? View answer
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