SAMPLE - AFM SafeCoat, Hard Seal Q&A
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Is this safe for a baby crib ? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
will this adhere to rubber? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Is there a clear sealer that can be used on vinyl flooring? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Will this product seal in mycotoxins? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
Hello,I used Klean Strip Green Adhesive Remover to remove floor adhesive from 8�x10� cement floor. I did my best to clean it up afterwards. Then I used DRYLOK Floor & Wall Masonry Waterproofer to seal the cement. After letting the small room air out for a few weeks using a large fan and fresh air, there is a strong odor that is bothersome and irritating to my eyes and nose. It seems to be the Klean Strip Green Adhesive Remover odor that is still off gassing after 6 weeks.Will AFM SafeCoat Hard Seal be the correct product to seal in this odor?Thanks,Kevin View answer
Asked 2 ´years ago
Is SafeCoat weather resistant for outdoor exposure? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Which product is best to seal and protect painted cupboards? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Can this be used on porcelain kitchen sinks? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Would this, or any other product, work to seal in VOCs in a vehicle that has a "new car smell"? Someone took my car to get detailed and the seats stained as a gift, and it smells extremely strongly of harmful chemicals. Would using a sealer product on the seats/dash/console help, or is that not advised? View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago
Hi! I'm looking to seal some pet-smelly particle board "subfloors" from the 80s. The particle board is pretty long-term smelly, so we wanna make sure whatever we do to seal them works thoroughly. We did BINZ shellac on the subfloor in 2 rooms and it worked great. I'm not looking forward to doing more shellac, but I'll do it if it is what will work best. Would you say this safeseal product could be used *in place of* the shellac on top of the particle board or would safeseal be something to put on top of the shellac? Thanks! View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
Is this safe to use on fish tank ornaments? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Hi! I will be using this product to cover treated pine wood slabs for the ceiling, a table and baseboard. I will be needing to cover and area of 12x24ft and 12x8ft. How many coats do I need to seal off the gassing and how much square footage a gallon covers or 5 gallons cover? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
I have white glossy cabinets that remain smelly with a �new paint� smell on the inside years later (only the cabinets that have interior shelves that were painted). I am unsure if the paint is oil based, but am hoping you can recommend what product I try to seal the inside of the cabinets? Thanks! View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
I'm installing new carpet in a bedroom that is located above an attached garage, there is old carpet glue on top of the subfloor. I'd like to use something to seal in any past pollutants that's made its way to the subfloor and any future ones from the garage. Would this product work over old carpet glue on wood subfloor and under new carpet? View answer
Asked 3 ´years ago
Hi, I'm looking to use a sealer on our newly bought outdoor patio table which is made from a lightweight polyresin blend with a concrete powder (according to the manufacturer). Which product would you recommend? The manufacturer claims it already has pretty good protection however oils could in some cases cause stains. View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Is it safe to use on decorations inside a fish tank? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Is this product FDA compliant? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
I have a wood piece of dining room furniture from South America that has really nasty odor when I open the doors. Smells toxic. Finish inside is yellow. I want to ensure is safe to store items inside. Not sure what product of yours to use since I do not know if finish on interior is oil- based or not? it's a pretty piece & have been using as decoration only but will need to sell if I can't also use for storage. Thanks. View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
I have an Ikea Billy bookcase I recently purchased that smells. Is AFM Hard Seal the correct product to stop off gassing of VOCs and other chemicals? Also, it is already attached to the wall. If I put this product on it do I need to avoid the room for a number of days after to air it out? When is it safe to return to the room due to fumes? Also, does it immediately stop off gassing once dry? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Hi. My contractor used Great Stuff Gap and Cracks spray foam to seal cracks throughout our under-construction home. Due to asthma, allergies, and general sensitivity to chemicals and smells, I had specifically requested no high VOC materials, poly-isocyanates, polyurethane, etc. -- all of which are in this product. They used the foam where the subfloor meets the wall, around plumbing penetrations, and around electrical boxes. Removing the spray foam is dangerous and maybe impossible. Can I seal the foam to prevent a lifetime of off-gassing? Would Hard Seal work for that purpose? Or is there some other approach? Thanks! View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago
I am removing old vinyl tile flooring from the 1980's that was glued down with a black adhesive that has an incredibly strong chemical odor. It doesn't contain asbestos, we had it tested. The subfloor is plywood. The smell is definitely coming from the adhesive because there is no smell at all until the flooring comes up. Can we apply the Hard Seal over the adhesive that's stuck to the subfloor to encapsulate the chemical off-gassing before installing the new wood floor? The last thing I want is for some horrible chemical reaction between this product and the adhesive. (Unfortunately we do have to remove the vinyl flooring rather than lay the new wood flooring over it because it's so uneven.) View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Can you apply this and then paint on top of it? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago