Anyone use this with stain, lacquer, or polyurethane? If so, how was it?
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It is Ok. with stain, but I didn't try it with both lacquer or polyurethane.Dr. Eng. Rafik M. Fawzy
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It is Ok. with stain, but I didn't try it with both lacquer or polyurethane. Dr. Eng. Rafik M. Fawzy
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I used the Power Painter to paint the railing of my deck with Behr solid-color stain. I've never used a power painter before, but I had no trouble whatsoever with this, and it functioned perfectly. The stain was maybe just a little bit thinner than latex paint.
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yes...I used it for spray painting using oil based semi transparent stain...worked out very well
90340
This won't remove the stain, it removes the varnish. If you like the color then seal it. if not stain it the color you want. Good luck
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I have used this on my oak hardwood floors, which are waxed, and it does an excellent job. I use the buffing pad and then the polishing pad. I have no experience using it on any other kind of wood or floors with a polyurethane finish.
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My concern will not be in staining, but in melting or hazing the finish. Goof-off is a powerful solvent. For example, it will "frost" most any clear plastic surface. It is a colourless liquid, so it will not stain, but be careful around plastics. Find a scrap piece and see how it reacts. Remember that a damp cloth is much less invasive than a drop. Goo-gone is much milder.... What is it that you are trying to remove?
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I haven't used my sprayer yet, but my intention is to use stain. I suppose the manufacturer's website would be a good resource, or inquire at HD or Lowes. Your question has made me interested in finding out as well.
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Yes, I have. I pop it in with a load of towels and let it air dry. This takes care of any outside staining - they clean up beautifully!!
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I haven't tried that, but I wouldn't think lacquer would last very long outdoors. I would try some kind of polyurethane, but I'd check the can to see if it sticks to copper. Sorry, only an opinion from a non-expert.
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Your choice lacquer, or poly. You could probally use tru oil but I have not tried that.
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I haven't tried it for stain. I only use it for bug & weed control. Those products are all the consistency of water,and uniformity is not vital.
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This can be used over a gel stain on wood. I stained my bathroom cabinets and used two coats of the polyacrylic satin over the gel. It went on smoothly and effortless. Gave a very nice finish!
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Personally, I would apply several coats of a clear polyurethane spray. Start with very light coats that will dry very quickly. That way, even if the polyurethane tends to dissolve the finish, by the time you apply a thicker coat (which will sit in the wet state longer), it will be unable to reach (and dissolve) the original lacquer. A tip: read the spray can directions. Most will tell you to invert the can and spray until no liquid id being dispensed, so as to leave the spray orfice unclogged.
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You can use any water based paint (thinned and cleaned with water) You can also use any oil based paint thinned and cleaned up with lacquer thinner. You can use with any stain. Clean up is more difficult (in my opinion) with an oil based paint or stain. I prefer water based paint. :)
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
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Sorry, I haven't used this product yet. I panicked when I saw a stain, purchased the product but was able to remove the stain without it. Good luck
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I am assuming, as a pro finisher, Osmo will work with certain stains and dyes, but I would definitely remove old finish such as wax. You want the oil soaking into the wood.
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I used a mid gloss sealer in dining room after mixing Kona and Tannin stain. It came out nice and I would not hesitate to use wet look high gloss.