Can this be used on plastic patio furniture? Mine is fading, streaking, and looks "ugly". The chairs sit in direct sun, southern exposure.
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Probably - this treatment seems to work on most synthetic/plastic materials - not meant for metal
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We recommend using 303 Patio Furniture Protectant. 303 Patio Furniture Protectant
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don't know if this will work for outdoor furniture. Mine was inside in a sun room.
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I wouldn't expose this product to sunlight. Uv light breaks down most epoxies. You would have to strip it and recoat every year. Try a marine varnish for outdoor furniture
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Not on leather.....I'm not sure about vinyl,I would think it would wash off if wet....I use Lexol on my leather seats and it does a great job! Wish I could be more help but never used it for outdoor vinyl .
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My bench is outdoors. Because I live in Florida near the beach, I put a coat of teak oil on it. It is holding up very well, no problems so far. I love it, it is just the right size for my patio.
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I don't believe this would work on plastic, and it might even destroy the plastic! It is not a durable mar resistant finish for table tops. You don't say whether your plastic is removable or a casting resin type finish, but either way this product is most probably not going to work.
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I guess you could leave the table outside but I suspect the plastic top would deteriorate badly. It's not stated if it's resistant to UV rays but I would think not. The leveling mechanism located on one leg would rust and the bolt would be difficult to turn. The paint job on the metal parts is excellent but anywhere the paint is scratched will eventually rust. I would not even consider leaving my table outside for long periods.
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Adirondack chairs are typically made to be weather resistant, but I'm not taking a chance with this one. Even though the Amazon description says it is made out of eucalyptus (a good wood for outdoor use), there was no packing info verifying this claim. I also question all-white anything outdoors--it doesn't take much to start looking dirty. This chair does come in a brown stain, which might camouflage dirt better and a stain may hold up better outdoors than white paint. Another reviewer who bought the brown chair had this to say, "Left untreated, eucalyptus will weather when exposed to the elements, turning a soft shade of silver/gray similar to the weathering of teak. In addition, when untreated, natural splitting or cracks will appear, but this will not affect the durability of the furniture. To guard against this weathering process and to maintain a desired look, apply coats of a hardwood oil. The frequency of necessary oil applications depends on the intensity of the outdoor elements. The furniture has already been oiled prior to packing, and it is recommended that an oil treatment be repeated at least once a year. Giving the furniture an extra treatment before exposing to rain will prolong the "new" look and ensure a longer life."
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My deck is in the Texas sun (very hot!!) and I took the stuff off of it for about 10 days. After that, everything went back to where it was. No real problems. You can probably do your deck in sections, just be sure to stir the mixture THOROUGHLY each time you use it (and regularly while you're applying it.)
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No, these will fade even in indirect light. I bought these and still have them, just ok. When i needed more furniture I spent the extra money and bought Sunbrella, that stuff is amazing.
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I have used this product on my Acacia wood outdoor furniture. Our weather has been 85 - 95 all summer and my furniture looks great. Arizona Sun is much more intense, but,I think this will be good on your furniture. I redo my furniture every summer and it continues to look great. Hope this helps. (I have used other products that did not work well. this product I would recommend to anyone)
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Yes. This Ray Bloc is terrific stuff. Have used it on my yellow outdoor umbrella and chair cushions. SPF is the sun protection factor. A high factor works best to prevent fading and sun damage on fabrics exposed to the sun. Hope this helps.
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No problem with rust BUT we live in the desert. Also no problem with the cushions. We will probably need to keep this furniture covered or the weather will ruin it.
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Absolutely! I've had mine outside exposed to the AZ sun for the last three years (11/12) and it still looks great.I just hose off the dust and let air dry.However, I did spray paint it with Rustoleum when it arrived to a brown to match my patio furniture.
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Not sure. You would have to check their website. Mine has definitely faded, but the material comes clean very easily and the furniture is extremely comfortable. We love it.
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As this is an indoor furniture, outside use is not recommended.The fabric and metal are not weather proof and the harsh weather might reduce the lifespan of the chair.However, if the outdoor area is weather proof, then the chair will have minimal damage but it still not recommended.Thank you!
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I have used it on couches and chairs and it worked well. I would just recommend a color test in a small hidden spot to make sure.