Can this be mixed into a water based urethane and used like the minwax polystains?
1547315
Yes. They go with anything but, you need to spray the finish. Do not used a bruch.
1547316
I didn't have any luck at all with this product. Followed instructions for water, when that didn't work tried mixing with alcohol per instructions. Colored both liquids nice but none would penetrate wood. Tried three different colors. Maybe I just got a bad batch. Ended up using artisan premixed and it worked really nice for me
1166101
It does not need to be mixed with water. Apply directly to wood. Make sure you wear gloves.
1825679
What I have read is: Oil based over water based - OK. Water based over oil based - NO GOOD. So the answer to your question would be no.
326716
I don't see why not....it's a liquid. Having said that, I would suggest you contact the manufacturer for their thoughts on this.
457115
You don't have to mix it. The container is a hose end sprayer; it is pre-mixed.
1887404
don't know that product- i can do a great job with minwax poly straight out of the can- is this product much thicker?
771864
Sorry but I have not used this with oil based products yet but I would not be afraid to. Works great with water based.
987946
It's made to be mixed with sealers, so it should work fine. It doesn't affect what you mix it with.
61803
I would say, yes. The material is amost pure white when mixed, smooths out very nicely and is so light weight it is amost self-leveling. Material is very stong as long as the thicknes is approx 1/8 inch or more. If you made a glob of this stuff, it would be like a solid piece of plastic, very hard to break.
261950
I don't see why it couldn't, this product doesn't contain any silicones or linseed oil or petroleum products. To be sure however, I would contact the manufacturer at: http://www.howardproducts.com/ and ask them.
355825
I work with automotive paints (PPG envirobase) which is a water based product and is very similar. The kit comes with mica which they call minerals. I think you would be fine with most water based products ...good luck
862175
My intention was to blend it with other oils and I wasnt able to. They do not blend. I didn't try to mix it with water. In my opinion. This is just vanilla extract not an essential oil as it says on the bottle. I believe this is a misrepresentation of the product
377814
I believe you can . As long as the clay if fully hardened and the fake water isn't a pure solvent base product
1988843
Yes I believe so. I used a cedar oil product. I talked to the manufacture and was told as long as the product was like a water consistency it would work fine he told me if it was thick like motor oil it would not work
1937071
I have used the minwax on walnut, and it works well. I have used many finishes over Watco Danish Oil and they all adhere and work fine. I can't say for sure, but if it was mine I would apply it over the Danish Oil confidently. Both finishes are oil based. I used the finish, by the way, on walnut bathroom cabinets I made - it holds up really well to moisture and they look great. Just make sure the Danish Oil has dried completely.
1951558
No, in its user's manual says that you can not mix the water with any other substance, such as aromatic oil or lotion.
1279364
I would read the instructions but from we read, its not to be mixed with oils or anything other than cold water.