Does this leave a residue on mirrors and art?
1532233
I don't believe so as its more like cling wrap not tape. I used it for my couches. There is no cushioning so I'm not sure why you would use it over glass.
1239126
yes, it leaves a residue if you don't wipe it off but, it doesn't streak, I use it on my black truck
663528
I tried it on ink mark on the leather bag. It did lighten after we applied it few times. Actually the manufacturer called me and refunded me the amount since it didn't completely remove it. Please use the right type of cloth to wipe it as fiber cloth can further damage the bag. The good thing is it didn't spoil the finish. I am not sure about old oil stain and I haven't not used any other cleaning product.
1295601
I have only used it on chalk board painted surfaces and on glass and mirrors. On those surfaces it works very well.
1692212
It does not leave behind any residue. You can peel it off and reposition it with no problem.
1296929
I've only tried it on vinyl table cloths, formica counters, microsuede couch and hardwood floors. It seemed to work well. It doesn't leave residue like other cleaners which I liked.
1509051
Not in my experience. It leaves no residue what so ever. You might want to mix it with some of the clear museum gel, neither of which have left an residue. I have some pieces on cherrywood, glass, oak mantle, and other surfaces -no residue.
2224946
Not in my experience. I bought this and used it on both of those items, a cell phone and a camera lens, and there was no improvement between the before and after. And please note, these were very small, superficial marks I was attempting to use the product on.
299876
NO - it is WONDERFUL!!! No residue at all. Just remember that it IS cardstock and on the thicker side but I LOVE it.
198221
It can be brushed on, but prepare for a lot of work. Be sure it's mixed thoroughly before each coat. You want to work with very light coats, basically the thickness of the particles in the paint. After each light coat, let it dry, and then gently buff it with a clean, tight fiber cloth. This will flatten the particles, knocking off some that are not 'aligned'. After a few coats, the mirror effect will improve greatly.These paints are formulated for airbrush to ensure a very even, thin coating. Think of this paint as a liquid of very tiny mirrors - if you use a brush, you need to work hard to make sure all of them lay flat and even. It can be brushed on, but prepare for a lot of work. Be sure it's mixed thoroughly before each coat. You want to work with very light coats, basically the thickness of the particles in the paint. After each light coat, let it dry, and then gently buff it with a clean, tight fiber cloth. This will flatten the particles, knocking off some that are not 'aligned'. After a few coats, the mirror effect will improve greatly.These paints are formulated for airbrush to ensure a very even, thin coating. Think of this paint as a liquid of very tiny mirrors - if you use a brush, you need to... » Read More It can be brushed on, but prepare for a lot of work. Be sure it's mixed thoroughly before each coat. You want to work with very light coats, basically the thickness of the particles in the paint. After each light coat, let it dry, and then gently buff it with a clean, tight fiber cloth. This will flatten the particles, knocking off some that are not 'aligned'. After a few coats, the mirror effect will improve greatly.These paints are formulated for airbrush to ensure a very even, thin coating. Think of this paint as a liquid of very tiny mirrors - if you use a brush, you need to work hard to make sure all of them lay flat and even. « Show Less
1311870
It does on very clean glass, but temporarily not a permanent. It is okay for a seasonal decoration. Hope this helps!
1858442
Not sure. I have used the product on 2-D paper mosaics and 3-D ceramics. Most of the time it gives a nice high gloss, but sometimes leaves cloudy spots. I wouldn't 't use it on a piece that I had put my heart, soul and a great deal of time into.
1188697
I've used them on coated card stock and mirrors/windows only so far, but the package does state for "mirrors, chalkboards, glass, windows and all non-porous surfaces". I might test it first if you're worried about it not cleaning off completely. I do love these the best out of all I've tried and they were less expensive.
309198
Not sure about abrasive content, but I can tell you that if the paint surface is clean, I like to clay first after washing if I can feel any contaminants, this is the best wax that I have ever used. Lasts a long time and proper application results is a glassy smooth surface that shed water and road dust. It doesn't remove fine scratches, it is NOT a cleaner wax.
797855
Mine did not have any residue on it. We have used it over 2 months. No residue seen.
424817
It will not leave a residue on rubber, but will on paints. If you are careful when applying to the rubber seals and then gently wipe the paint around the seals afterwards with a towel there will be no residue. I highly recommend this product!
605095
At the microscopic level I'm sure it does, but it's really meant to polish any imperfections left over from the fine stone. You could use this for hours and not notice any material being removed. I use it until I see a bit of black residue on the sapphire and then I put a few drops of oil on the stone, which suspends the residue so that it can be wiped off with a paper towel. You can see the effect that the sapphire stone has if you use a jeweler's loupe before and after using the polishing stone.