I am looking for something to protect the bar leg of my pool chairs to prevent them from rusting my floor when it rains. Would this be good?
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You're in the right category, but I think this specific item might be too small to cover the entire base of a chair/table leg. If I were you, I would look for a cup/cap similar to this item sold by amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Shepherd-Hardware-826359-INSERT-PATIO/dp/B000RN7G8Y/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hg_5
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I am using it on an outside porch. I have a lot of salt spray so it may eventually rust, but I think a little rustoleum spray will go along way if this happens. Has worked great so far! A little car polish can help add some protection as well.
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Absolutely. I wouldn't leave it out in the rain though the legs are metal they might rust a little.
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I think that it wouldn't last very long if you used it outside , I think the bar itself wouldn't do well if it got wet often
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I would think it work well for this. We have used this in our fiberglass pool to remove metal stains. It works the best of anything we have tried. Hope this helps.
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I used it to seal rain gutters. It may add a little protection to the bottom of Kayak. There is probably better products for what you are looking. Check your hardware store.
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We have an in-ground gunite pool and it did not remove our rust stains which were minor and caused by rebar getting too close to the surface due to deterioration of the finish over a period of time. It may work for other type of stains such as those left by debris and leaves but we did not have that problem.
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Yes it would be perfect. This product protects against the UV rays which damage plastics. I use it on a lot of things including my Kayak. Great product.
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I used this item for my inground concrete pool. I do not recommend it for vinyl liner. This item is made of hard plastic and it is pretty heavy. It might damage the vinyl liner when you push back and forth with some pressure.
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The cover has a vinyl backing which is probably water resistant but the outside feels more like heavy duty fabric and it repels water. I keep my patio furniture under our patio cover and I wouldn't expose it to the elements (e.g. rain) for too long:)
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There are plastic tips on the bottom of all 4 legs, so that should be sufficient to guard against scratches. The chair is sturdy but would be easily lifted to move about on your deck if need be.
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I would think that the purpose of a tarp beneath a backyard pool would be to provide some degree of water-proofing. This drop cloth is cotton canvas; it is just untreated cloth, not plastic. This would get soaking wet if exposed to any amount of water. I would think that you want plastic.
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I would think it would. I used it for protecting a chrome shower rack and it worked nicely. But I would be sure to clean the surface as best you can. If it is rusty, I would use sandpaper to smooth the finish, and then wipe clean. Best of luck. Betty in Franklin, TN
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Dear Janice I am no help I took a chance and it covered my patio chair beautifully I am in California we have had close to no rain but the little we had I noticed did not protect from water fully yet they are sturdy and keeps them protected from other outside elements.
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It's a very good idea to do. Not only does it help keep the weeds from breaking through, but it will help keep your Gorilla Floor Padding clean. We put down the heavy duty pool cover, than the sand, and the pool cover also kept the sand from dispersing right into the ground......so you are on the right track.
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I don't know what would be used to waterproof this table....but suggest asking a professional painter.....perhaps something used to water proof decks would work. If so, I would apply 3+ coats before putting the table outside. Also when you ask the professional painter be sure to also ask if whatever is suggested resists sun damage.
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Probably depends on the weather where you live. The metal legs might rust in wet weather. If so, a quick coat of Rustoleum would do the trick.