Would this be ok to use on the exterior of beehives?
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Would need to have a period to let the sealant "age" as the odor is quite strong at first. Great durability, though!
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It works excellent on any wood and protects the wood in any kind of weather for many years. I do not know if the odor would be hazardous to bees or chase the bees away. You may want to consult a bee keeper club or search it on Google first.
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I don't think that would be an optimal use. Better for repairs than refi hung a large surface. It dries a translucent light brown honey color with a matte sheen.
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I would be careful. It's pretty strong stuff, and I noticed it has removed stain on wood when there was a clear coat over it, so obviously it went through the finish. I would never use it on the exterior of any vehicle. Better safe than sorry. You might want to use something like fiberglass magic if they sell it still and if not, a power washer.
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I would think it would work fine unless you have sensitive skin then I would worry about rash from chemicals. It worked great on outdoor curtain for me.
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Yes. I first purchased it to use on exterior windows and have since found uses for it inside as well.
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I think not. It is for outside use only, and you wouldn't like the smell. Smells terrible that is why it draws the flies.
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Yes, but I would put a coat of clear finish on it so that it doesn't rot. I did and it looks great outside!
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I don't think so. You wouldn't want to spray this on a surface that is going to remain exposed; it believe it is intended to bond two surfaces together. Also, it would leave a sticky film on the beads. My recommendation is to call the manufacturer and consult their technical support personnel. They'll have someone one staff who can answer your question expertly.
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I wouldn't recommend it, you would be better off using a mineral oil and bees wax combination.
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Hi Martha, I have not used this on outdoor products. I imagine the sun will cause the paint to crack over time.
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I don't know if it can be used outdoors, but I would not try it. I don't think the paint/coating would hold up very well in the elements, and the lamp base is frosted but still see-through, so if bugs or dirt got inside, you would definitely see it.
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The ingredients in this product are not toxic to bees, however; we do not recommend directly spraying them with the product. We recommend applying according to the directions on the label. If a bee were to come in contact with a plant that the product has dried on, the bee would not be harmed.
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I used it for top coating mosaic birdhouses for outside, so I would say yes.
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I would think so, because the mesh is very fine, however, I can't be absolutely sure since we are relatively bee free.
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I never tried it on the exterior of the vehicle. I only use product on my dashboard.
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I use the beeswax on my copper sinks to protect the patina, it works very well. I make stained glass and have used it on pieces that are outside on the zinc. I have not noticed a smell, so if there is one it is not noticeable. I have used this beeswax for over 2 years and it works great but I have not used it on wood.
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I wouldn't simply because while relatively non-toxic it is made for outdoor use. I would be concerned that in a house there would not be enough air movement to prevent too much of the product from building up too much. I would also be concerned about too uch product building up on carpets and cloth furniture