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Can you paint latex over it at some later time if desired? View answer

Asked 1 ´year ago

Can I use Vermont Natural Coatings, Exterior, Penetrating Water Proofer over birch logs with bark still attached? I would like to sink the birch logs into the ground while protecting the bark to support a sign? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Is this product safe for decks that are 40 feet from well? View answer

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About how many square feet of wood would the 1 quart can cover? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Can i use it on a dock by the water ( Lake ) ? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

can this be used on wooden decorations outside? View answer

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Could this be used around a sink that the countertop is wood? Can it be applied to a surface that has already been oiled or waxed? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

If applied to a wood deck, will it be slippery ? I live in Denver, CO. The mile high city, 5,280 feet above sea level. Is this the best product for my elevation ? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Could this product be used on a wood top where food is prepared? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

I've got a painted porch floor that is screened in. Is there a good sealer for an exterior painted floor? View answer

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Is this product pet friendly? View answer

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Can I apply the product before using latex stain? How long to wait? View answer

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What is the coverage area of one gallon? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

I carve signs out of pine. I spray paint the carved text and graphics, and when the paint is dry I plane the wood to remove the paint from the top surface. I have a problem with the paint bleeding into the grain of the wood at the edge of the letters and graphic. I need to seal a bare carved wood before spray painting to prevent the paint from bleeding. Will this product work for that purpose? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Can i coat treated green decking when it's wet ? View answer

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Is it safe to use in organic food garden? View answer

Asked 1 ´year ago

It looks blue and milky, will that go away? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

The paint is peeling off our back porch; can I just apply this product over the current paint job? The back porch is all wood. View answer

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Is this paintable? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Could this be used on interior wood floors like in a kitchen? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Is this safe for inside sauna.? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

We are redoing the upstairs of our barn which was originally used as a saw mill. It doesn't appear that the wood floors were ever sealed with anything. Would this product work for sealing the floor? We just want to protect it not change the color. It won't be a high traffic area. View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Is it good for treated lumber on the inside of garden beds? View answer

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Can this product be used to seal bare wood prior to painting w oil-based enamel? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Is the 300sqft estimate for a single or double coat? View answer

Asked 2 ´months ago

Can this be used for wooden garden planter to prevent decay? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Can I use this product on Eucalyptus? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Where to find this sealer? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

I need a product that is clear, coats thickly, penetrate, and is waterproof? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Would you recommend one of these products for a 30 year old wood shed that has cedar shingles on the roof? View answer

Asked 2 ´years ago

Hi, I'm making a bench out of a freshly cut log and looking for something to seal the wood and prevent it from cracking. Would this be a good option or any other recommendations? Thanks! View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Wanted to use on brand new pressure treated lumber deck ...is ok? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Is this safe to use on my bamboo shower mat while I'm taking a shower? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Can you put it over paint ? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Is it safe for hamsters? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Is a green shade one of your current deck stain colors? Is there a light grey? View answer

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Is it safe for inside a chicken coop? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Will it seal teak? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

I have a new wooden porch and the wood is treated but has printed labels on it and grading comments from where it was purchased. Can a colored stain cover all the writing on the lumber or must I go with a paint? View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

Is this safe for a hamsters wood box? View answer

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Is the penetrating water proofer paintable? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Can you add paint to this sealer? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

I have a small dog. Once this dries will my pet be safe walking on it? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Can this product be used on hardwood 1/2 inch plywood? View answer

Asked 4 ´years ago

Can this be used to treat grape vines for use in a paludarium with frogs, fish, and lizards? (pet safe) View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Hi! Can this be applied on terracotta clay pots? Not painted View answer

Asked 5 ´years ago

I am wondering does it have shine like polyurethane??? View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Is it plant safe? I want to weatherproof wood circles and plant succulents in them. View answer

Asked 6 ´years ago

Can this be used on fabric? View answer

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Can it be applied to painted wooden furniture? View answer

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