Is this safe for my kitchen cabinet refacing? Heard it takes the finish off the cabinets after awhile ???
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I use this product exclusively on my Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Dining table with no ill effects. The man that made the new top for my table (I wanted a wider, bigger table, so I used the original pedestals and had a new top made) insisted that we use only Oz on the wood. It cleans nicely and does not leave a waxy residue. It hasn't effected the finish or the quality of shine at all. If it works on my table, it should work on your cabinets as well. BTW, I've used Oz for three years.
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I have used Oz Cream Polish for years on all types of finishes with great success. Contact the folks who refaced the cabinets.
1549253
I used it on bedroom furniture and it left a sticky film after several applications that I need to remove
402598
I've used this product on the inside of my cupboard doors and wasn't planning to remove or move it some where else so I really can't answer. Perhaps a not to the manufacturer?
196309
Had "stickers" on wood cabinets in bathroom. This took them off and it really cleaned the wood. Tends to clean a bit too well as you may need to wipe down with Murphy's Oil after.
1566341
The advertising info indicates sealed hardwood, but I would think you might damage your cabinets. It might cause the wood to buckle and become misshapen. There are tons of cleaning tips on pinterest, but I've used the magic erasers with a good result.
1932188
Using OZ Furniture Ppolish twice a year for the past 15 years, we have not seen any build up on our kitchen cabinets. We have found the product does an excellent job in cleaning and polishing of wood and would recommend its use to everyone. Ken G.
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It cleans cabinets easy unless it is too dity I clean them first and then use Polish. It leaves cabinets and other furniture with very nice smell and shine, no grease. Use it for last year and a halv and very happy with result.
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Although I didn't try it on existing stainless, it worked perfectly on our bare (regular) steel cabinets that are 60 years old. According to the manufacturer, you should not need a primer on bare metal but you must clean the surface with a window cleaner or 50:50 ammonia/water. (Be sure to remove all residue.) Follow the directions to the letter and watch the video several times to understand the technique. You can get great results. NOTE: Every stainless steel surface looks a little different so you may not get an exact "brightness" match to your other stainless appliances. Nonetheless, people are stunned when they see our kitchen and want to know where we got the beautiful stainless steel cabinets. Although I didn't try it on existing stainless, it worked perfectly on our bare (regular) steel cabinets that are 60 years old. According to the manufacturer, you should not need a primer on bare metal but you must clean the surface with a window cleaner or 50:50 ammonia/water. (Be sure to remove all residue.) Follow the directions to the letter and watch the video several times to understand the technique. You can get great results. NOTE: Every stainless steel surface looks a little different so you may not get an exact "brightness" match to your other stainless... » Read More Although I didn't try it on existing stainless, it worked perfectly on our bare (regular) steel cabinets that are 60 years old. According to the manufacturer, you should not need a primer on bare metal but you must clean the surface with a window cleaner or 50:50 ammonia/water. (Be sure to remove all residue.) Follow the directions to the letter and watch the video several times to understand the technique. You can get great results. NOTE: Every stainless steel surface looks a little different so you may not get an exact "brightness" match to your other stainless appliances. Nonetheless, people are stunned when they see our kitchen and want to know where we got the beautiful stainless steel cabinets. « Show Less
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Be careful this stuff can react with some wood finishes. Just pulled some off an armoire shelf and most of it came off but the rest is proving hard to get off. Trying to google a fix now.
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I have only used this for refinishing cabinets and furniture. Have to be careful tho, sometimes it spirts.
192461
Yes, in order to get the cabinets stained well I removed all screws. You need to do a light sanding anyway to remove the gloss finish. The gel goes a long way. I like the sock method to get gel on and it takes a couple of coats. However, I was able to buy a quart and did my kitchen and a bathroom.
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I have not used on white cabinets, only stained or antique finishes. For my painted white bathroom cabinets I just use a mild soap and water, and never thought about using this product there. I would try it maybe on a place where it won't show if it does not work out.
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Well, ours were damaged by use and water by the sink. Droplets over the years, transferring dishes to dishwasher, wet hands leaving the sink for towels to dry, etc. We just used 0000 steel wool to apply this product. I uploaded photos to Amazon on this product. A faux drawer and cabinet below. If yours looks like mine then you could probably get away with the method we used. Any sealant/finish that was on ours was totally gone. We did not presand. Hope this helped
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They clean up very well, just do not use CLR or the like on them. It will ruin the finish. Instructions for care and maintenance are inc. with product.
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I've looked over the bottle and it doesn't really say anything about wood cabinets. Probably the best thing to do is to test this product on an inconspicuous part of the cabinet to see if it can clean without any damage.
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There's a bit of shine but it's not glossy. It's perfect for cabinets that will need to be wiped down bc stuff won't get stuck on the finish like a semigloss paint. I would definitely recommend this finish. It's very nice.
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I can't say if it's good for your kitchen cabinets. My cabinets are very old mahogany with a low sheen varnish with a lot of mileage...a scratch here and there. I clean the cabinets with a dampened cloth to remove dust/ dirt. Let dry and apply Rejuvenate. They are still old but with a shiny and perky look about them.
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I used it lightly and then a clean cloth to get off excess moisture. It didn't hurt my cabinets