No matter what product I have tried on my oak stair rails all leave them feeling "sticky". Does anyone know if this will help with that?
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It is my experience that letting this dry and then buffing vigorously prevents the oily/sticky that sometimes results from such products.
901800
I have never had a "sticky" problem with this oil. I don't know about curing an already existing "sticky" problem. Try it, it can't hurt, and it is my favorite...
901801
I have never had a problem with stickiness when using this product. It looks like feels like satin once it is thoroughly rubbed in the wood.
901802
This doesn't leave my wood feeling sticky - but if you live in high humidity area it might a bit. If that's the case try Method brand for wood (spray bottle). I like this product as well. And not sticky at all.
901803
This lemon oil is fabulous,but I put it on a damp cloth,and then use it on my wood furniture.It does so well on raw wood,and finished wood.My sister uses it on an antique bed,and loves this product.No stickiness,if you wipe it with a soft cloth,after application of lemon oil.
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I see that someone has trouble with Sticky Paws becoming twisted up on wood. I did try it on a door and criss-crossed the tape and that seemed to work.
83739
If u rub rubbing alcohol on the top layer of the top coat it shouldn't feel sticky. The polish won't mess up. Just make sure u cure the top coat
1723996
I've used a type of tape on my wood entrance steps. For the most part it worked, until the 'grit' wore off within a month. Then I had to deal with scraping off the residue left behind. Instead of experiencing the same problem, I ordered handiramp's non slip aluminum treads - they have several sizes and doesn't require tape.
159754
I believe we used that 'foam' like tape. It did come off quite frequently though. I bought my son a different style that just hangs around the door knob for Christmas. We'll see if that works better.
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It should!! I installed mine back in December on wood stairs and they haven't budged--that's with dogs, cat, husband and family going up/down everyday. That tape is some really strong stuff and I am so glad I bought it.!! Almost as good as super glue.
1005292
Absolutely not. The adhesive is very strong but it can be removed. This is absolutely ideal for stairs that are hardwood or any floor with a slippery surface.
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Sorry to hear that you're having issues. I have it on my cement step leading to my deck as well but it's still on there. Maybe just scrape it off? Or if you have any left over, reapply it?
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it sounds like you haven't done the last step - use a lint free cloth and apply the nail cleanse solution that comes with the kit. Your nails will not be sticky at all in an instant. Just follow the instructions that come with the kit.
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cabinet makers wax Brand.. I have never used? I quess, I would spray it onto a Soft Rag, and gently rub and see what results you get :)
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I too initially had problems with them sticking but I found if you apply pressure and heat for several minutes (2-3 minutes) when you put it on it stays much better. When put them on press the palm of your hand on the electrode - that gives it both pressure and warmth and you will probably need to do that each time you put on the electrode. They still don't stick as well as other I've had but these will do until I need them again. Don't use alcohol or anything else on them but you can use a little warm water on them when you reapply them and that might help as well.
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If your furniture is sticky from the polish, you are using way too much polish...just a little dab will do ya! Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend this particular polish if you don't want sticky, as I polished the heck out of the item I used it on and it was always sticky. I ended up sanding it off. If you want a very nice wax, get the Clapham's Wax. It's natural and buffs to a nice sheen.
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On a finished wood stair tread the tape should hold carpet well without damaging the treads. On an unfinished wood stair tread, I would be concerned the tape might lift splinters of wood upon removal. This is good strong tape.
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I haven't actually used it on wood, but just now stuck a piece on a wood railing & it sticks pretty well. I think it would work, but I'm not sure if it would affect the wood over time.
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Hi, Sorry to hear that, Yes, my experience was horrible with that product too. I tried getting rid of it just on one area (stairs) and I simply used a very hard-bristle metal brush. I don't really know if there are solvents or something better, I would ask @ home depot. Sorry.Hope you asked for a refund, I sent Rust-Oleum a dissatisfaction email and they refunded the product price. Not a complete consolation since the time & effort is more expensive, but it's something.
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Did you wipe them with cleaner after the last top coat? If not, that's what you need to do...it will remove the stickiness.
345653
I've used on perfinished with no problems, I've used it on oak and maple. I'll be installing another floor next week and it's a perfinished cherry.