SAMPLE - AFM SafeCoat, Naturals Clear Penetrating Oil Q&A
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What is the minimum temperature that unused product can be stored? View answer
Asked 4 ´years ago
Does this work on stained wood? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Can this product (AFM SafeCoat, Naturals Clear Penetrating Oil) be used to reapply over wood that was previously treated with a penetrating oil stain applied three-four years ago? (It would be applied to an outdoor shed that the previous owner had treated, approximately 280 sq feet total surface area.) View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Can I apply wax over this? View answer
Asked 1 ´year ago
Does this product seal in formaldehyde? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Would this be your best option for refinishing a child's wooden desk? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
If I've been using mineral oil on my butcher block, would I need to deeply sand it for this to adhere? Or a light sanding? Would I need to use anything to dissolve the mineral oil? Would you recommend this or Bioshield Wood Counter finish in terms of longevity and having the oiliness not transfer to everything set on the counter (which is my problem now. Thanks! View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
It says that it can only be frozen up to three times. I am wanting something like this product, but here is my project. I am converting a van into a camper, and so I am building wooden walls inside of it. I am wanting to seal it the wood, but there will be times when the van is parked in freezing temperatures. Since this product can only sustain 3 freezes, what is the best product for my van conversion project? It also must be mold resistant. THANK YOU! View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
Is the finish shiny or matte? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
can this be used on either the walls or benches in a sauna? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
Can this be used on already painted wood ? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
How long is the oil good for once opened? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
I do alcohol ink on ceramic mugs would this be a a good food sealer for the mug? I seal it after it's completely dry with Kamar Varnish - but looking for something to go over that and cure so it's food safe. hoping AFM SafeCoat, Naturals Clear Penetrating Oil would work? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
I love the product. But I made a mistake applying it in 2 bedrooms. I left the second coat to dry overnight and it didn't penetrate so now the floors are blistered and bubbled where it pooled and dried. To correct this should I re sand and start over or use mineral spirits to dissolve? Or something else? So bummed that I didn't do my due diligence. But what now? Thank you. View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
Does this product change the color of the wood? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
My husband and I are planning a kitchen remodel and are considering putting in butcher block or wood countertops. We've never had wood countertops before and in doing some research found out that there can be a lot of upkeep with oiling monthly. We are also concerned about water damage to the wood around the sink area, or from someone leave a glass of water on the counter that may have some water on the bottom of the glass. Do you have a food-safe product that is also powerful enough for kitchen countertops to handle water and liquids? We may be good at trying to quickly wipe up water from the counter, but kids are another story! Also, how often would it need to be reapplied in the future after the initial application? View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
I just bought a dining table that is stained pine. Is this the best product to use to seal and protect it so food or oils from food do not stain it and it can be easily wiped up? The person who built it recommended a polyurethane coat but I'm worried about toxic chemicals especially where we will be eating food. View answer
Asked 6 ´years ago
is this safe to spray a wooden bridge over water with wildlife ? View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
I just finished paneling a 10' x 14' room with knotty pine boards. I will be storing hunting clothes in the room so I don't want chemical smells tainting them. Which product would you most recommend and how many gallons do you think I'll need to cover all four walls (8' floor to ceiling)? Thank you. View answer
Asked 5 ´years ago
