Can I use this on a wood (Ikea) table?
1527723
It's just a small little bottle, I used it for sponging. Not sure it would "cover" a table. Spray paint would work better
1675728
If your table is sturdy i would say yes. It is not small nor is it a light weight board so you would need a stable spot for it. Hope this helps.
2104429
Yes. There's nothing special about the mounting. It's just a flat metal piece on bottom, and a cylinder with a threaded hole in the bottom. I wouldn't do it on a wooden desk because the force would probably either indent the desk and bend the wood or something, but it can definitely be done.
1977011
I have it on a desk that has a glass top over wood...it works well on that. I don't know if it works on a table that is only glass without the wood underneath it though.
2183456
Yes, you sure can. I have only 100 % wooden items in my house and I use this on every thing. A little goes a long way and if you rub it in with your bare hands you will love the way it not only renews your oak cabinets but will leave your hands feeling very soft.
443779
I use it on any of my would projects. I make furniture and accessories from reclaimed items. Any items that may be used for food i always use beeswax for the finish. It should work well on the table as long as it is a smooth surface. For a more durable surface I would suggest at least 3 coats with a good buffing in between coats. To make the buffing easier on the table surface I use an orbital buffer, the type you would use to buff a car. I have one that I use just for my furniture projects. It is a small one put out by Turtle Wax. Here is a link. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/251425474054?lpid=82 Good luck with your project.
742775
i just tried on 3 kinds of wood board which are used for furniture, i think it works great. also i think this can pretty much work on any hard surface even glass.
2184652
I see no reason why not. Just make sure it is actually cherry and not a particle board laminate. (Basically plywood with cherry colored paper glued to it.)
913199
I have not tried this on wood. I have only used this on metal, but you can certainly try. Per manufacturer's specifications it can be used on furniture. It should be more than fine on a deck. I hope it helps.
574800
I've tried doing that myself on a regular dining table and the weight and overhang of the table top makes it sag, and fall off (which I had expected anyway). So no, it's not possible to use on a regular dining table unless you add something else to support it. The top works on a larger dining table, or a pool table. HTH.
1741536
Yes --you could but it has a very high sheen -glass like in a short period of time it would show scratches pretty bad. There is epoxy table top finishes that are a two part system that have a lot hard and more durable finish for long term. I hope this helps --I have worked with wood finishes for many years and this information has come from experiences some pain staking.
2025568
Sure, why not? Though I would put something under the feet to avoid scratching the table. Other than that I wouldn't see any issue with it, unless there are some other unforeseen safety complications.
782357
I use our on Ikea study table. Its been seven months that we are using this changing pad and nothing has happened to our table. Hope this helps.
1290638
I would. It's a solid wood table that doesn't wobble or shake. (Though mine is against a wall). It absorbs stain and paint like crazy though, so plan for a few coats. I used Annie Sloan chalk paint and it took 3 coats in spots, which is insane for a paint that usually takes 1.
42079
Daddys will work for you. I use it on my stained but not sealed acacia wood dining table.
1641352
Yes, I think so. I used in an old buffet table and work well but took several times to really strip it to the bare wood
582741
I have used it on a glass table. I don't know about wood. Just keep an eye on it. It works fine on my table and doesn't seem to get hot.