does pl premium bond wood treated with copper green preservative
211081
It is my understanding that the pressure treated wood that you are refering is treated with copper naphthenate (green in color). I believe this has been either outlawed or the allowable amount has been reduced. They also have some woods that are treated with some type of treatment that is brown in color. Yes, I have bonded these materials together. It works best when both the water content in the wood and that the treatment is dry. Copper naphthenate is an oil. If you treat the wood yourself to add additional protection, glue the materials together first and let it dry. Hope this helps!
1737937
Not sure about Hyde glue, but Ballistol is excellent on wood gun stocks. It does not cause the wood to splinter like typical gun oils and it dries to a protective coating on metal.
551470
As far as I know the cedar is not chemically treated but if I were you, I would address that question to Amazon or to the manufacturer. I can answer other questions about the product but cannot answer any question about any treatment done or not done to the lumber. Only the manufacturer can do that.
1651130
Rustoleum copper coat (1% copper in solution) is water-based & very - i'd say the best i've run across - easy to clean-up. Just remember to use hot water & the brush will actually be fluffy when you're done! It dries quickly & in my experience, where i had to leave the applied lumber outside exposed to the elements - not its normal use - it weathered well, with little if any loss of the coating. Good luck!
1410777
I have used Trewax for years on all kinds of wood items. I have never tried it on copper so I really do not know how it would react. Perhaps you might try it on a small, relatively unimportant item and see what happens. If it does work, it would be nice if you add your experience to Amazon so others would also know. Good luck.
785269
No! I don't believe so... From what I have read the company uses permanently bonded silica (think sand or glass) instead of conventional chemicals. The information used to be on their website, might still be.
1700382
Really have no clue, sorry. All I know is that the copper fungicide is supposed to be the safest fungicide available to the homeowner.
1290172
Yes...it is pure copper inside and out, however, as a result, it can leave spots if it isn't rinsed and dried after use. Every so often I would recommend using a soft cream cleanser like Bar Keepers Friend and then buff to keep looking new.
1441212
If mixed and applied properly and also clamped well for the recommended period, I would think the glue joint should maintain its bonding strenth for a very long time. The glued surfaces should be smooth, this is not a gap filling adhesive. A number of things could affect the bond such as exposure to water (wood would become damaged). This is my personal opinion, perhaps you could contact Dap and ask them the question.
889834
This product is for hard wood that has been sanded and then coated with a clear shellac type coating
2065954
To my knowledge the product can be applied to all wood types. For questions you can contact the manufacturer: Valhalla Wood Preservatives at 250 3582661. Hope this helps.
1359062
I used 3M-brand spray adhesive to glue it to the inside of a plywood instrument case. It worked flawlessly (I just followed the directions on the can) and it looks really nice.
774112
I used this product on new wood with no sealant. I would contact the company direct to see if can be used on treated wood.
2123762
I wish I knew! I don't believe they're specified on the package. I've worked with iron acetate applications, and the similarity yet difference leaves me very curious how it works, what agents change the ph of the wood. We used this product on our board and batten siding and are very happy with the results.
202091
I waited a week before painting over Copper Green with oil-based paint and the paint adhered and dried fine (fir gutter.) So I think a solid body stain would be similar, assuming it's oil-based. I don't think I'd even try to apply latex over Copper Green unless it had dried for a long, long time.
2009594
We used Minwax Wood Finish Golden Oak 210B. Got it at Lowe's and the can says, "Penetrates, stains, and seals". It work perfectly for us just 2 applications. Hope this helps!
1859229
No. I have scoured the net trying to answer this question (it became an obsession, lol) and found this; you can only use this 3M (imagine that) product. 3M Scotch-Weld DP8005. It has some magical composition that allows it to wet very low energy surfaces. So it seems to be available at lowes and Home Depot though costs about 15$ or so. Good luck bonding! Oh btw, thermo contact bonding (heat) seems to also be relavent to this plastic, if you have a heat gun try it on some scrap first, then the big project, or just pay 3M for their technology.