Bioshield, Wood Counter Finish, 8-Ounce (0.24-Liter) Q&A

Question 1

I am pricing a job that has a specification for an antimicrobial finish on 200 sf of Maple BB tops. These do not need to be food grade, they simply spec antimicrobial finish. Does this product have any AM properties that are documented? View answer

Asked 1 ´year ago

Question 2

I have kitchen cabinets that were originally finished with lacquer. I would like to condition/ protect. Wondering what the best product would be? View answer

Asked 1 ´year ago

Question 3

I have a black painted hutch. I Would like to sand and touch it up with a non VOc paint. Then I'd like to seal it. It is in kitchen where we make our coffee. Which products do I need.? Thanks, Margaret View answer

Asked 1 ´year ago

Question 4

We coated our paperstone counters with bioshield counter finish. 2 years later the finish has spots on it that seem like something dissolved the finish. Do we need to sand the counter top before reapplying the bioshield? View answer

Asked 1 ´year ago

Question 5

Hi! I am looking for a wood kitchen countertop sealer. I have already sanded and stained the countertop. I am trying to find a clear sealant. What do you recommend? View answer

Asked 2 ´years ago

Question 6

hi! I'm wanting to seal our butcher block countertops, and i was curious to know if this leaves any sort of oily or tacky film once dried? View answer

Asked 2 ´years ago

Question 7

What kind of sealant should I use to guard against setting a hot pan on a wood kitchen counter? View answer

Asked 2 ´years ago

Question 8

Hello, does this product need to be reapplied every year or is it good for good once cured?Thank you View answer

Asked 2 ´years ago

Question 9

Hi! I'm wanting to stain and seal a vanity we built for the bathroom, but I want a darker finish. Do you have a recommendation? View answer

Asked 3 ´years ago

Question 10

Hi there. I have an old coffee table I have sanded and I want to protect it and make it look good. Is this product a good fit? View answer

Asked 3 ´years ago

Question 11

Do you have to apply 2 coats of the wood countertop finish on a butcher block counter? View answer

Asked 3 ´years ago

Question 12

I have an unfinished particle board, which I intend to use as a shelf in a kitchen cabinet. Can I seal it with this product? Thank you very much! View answer

Asked 3 ´years ago

Question 13

Can bioshield be used on wood window frames? View answer

Asked 3 ´years ago

Question 14

Is this really food-grade and safe for children's toys if it contains zircon octoat and cobalt octoat? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Question 15

Is this safe and ok for cutting boards? TIA View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Question 16

does this seal in toxic vocs like the water based product AFM Safecoat Acrylacq? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Question 17

Do I have to sand my maple wood table first before I use this product? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Question 18

can this be put on top of a previously finished maple wood table? I'm not sure what kind of finish is on it now? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Question 19

Does this product gives a shine look or just seals the wood? I'm looking for something to use in dining table and chairs but without changing their natural color much. View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Question 20

If this (Bioshield Wood Counter Finish) is used as the finish on a dining table, what's the best way to clean off the table surface after messy (kids!) meals? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 21

Can I use this to paint a crib? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 22

Is this product good to use on an antique baby high chair? The tray will obviously get food on it and the baby still puts her mouth on it. View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 23

Can this be used to finish/seal trim? If so, should I do more than 1 coat? I have some beautiful mahogany trim I'm trying to reuse after filling some nail holes. I'd like to just clear coat it. View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 24

We're finishing our cedar counters with tung oil, but want something to add a little more protection from scratches and scrapes. What product would you suggest? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 25

Can this be used for an outdoor butcher block cutting board? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 26

I have a raw pine, plank countertop being made. Can I use this product to seal the wood? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 27

Can this be applied over a carnauba, beeswax, mineral oil butcher block wax? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 28

As a general question, will this finish change the color of the wood it is being applied to? I have many different types of wood and am wondering what is best for all the different types to protect them without changing the coloration. View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 29

We are building out our sprinter van ??????�� and have a raw wood countertop in it. What is the best product to seal/protect the countertop (solid wood not butcher block)? We do not plan to cut directly on it but the sink is built into it and it will get wet. I was told that linseed will not protect it from water damage and mildew, is this true? Would polyurethane be a better choice? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 30

Can I use this product over a Newly water based stain wood countertop? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Question 31

I want to change the colour of our bar stools which are very light to a honey golden colour. What do you recommend? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 32

i want to paint a new wood countertop yellow would this be something that i can put on over the paint? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 33

I have a mango wood dining table that seems to spot if something is spilled on it. Would this or another of your products help waterproof it without changing the lovely honey color of the mango wood finish? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 34

Can this product be used on slate tile and maintain a matte finish? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 35

I would love to make my new butcher block countertops as dark as possible. What do you recommend? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 36

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

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 37

Can this be put on congas with natural wood or poly that have a prior? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 38

I am making a cupcake stand for a client. It will be a branched tree trunk holding cross-cut wood discs as the food platforms. I'm looking for something safe for food contact. Is this BioShield Wood Conditioner appropriate, does it require reapplication, and is a sample available? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Question 39

I'd like to try a sample of BioShield wood counter finish. I have an old oak table with all the finish worn off. We wash it all the time and the kids play on it with their clay, etc. We would like to roll out pie crust on it, etc. And would like to wash it without the water soaking into the wood. Do you have a better recommendation? View answer

Asked 7 ´years ago

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