can you apply marine varnish on vinyl entry door
1982952
On the label it states "use on any exterior wood boat surface (above the waterline), trim, railings and wood furniture". I don't see anything on the label about vinyl. My guess would be that you would not want to use it on vinyl, however, a call to the manufacturer would give you the correct answer.
1982953
as a professional door refinisher,i use marine spar varnish for extreme situations,where normal exterior polys,such as minwax helmsman fades after less than 2 years.my clients are wealthy and demand the best.if rustoleum says it can be used on vinyl,then do it .it will last a long time. john g. contractor
1982954
I don't think so. Any varnish is made with oil which is made to penetrate into wood, obviously not possible with a vinyl surface. There are a number of protective finishes specifically made for vinyl (particularly vinyl siding) and this is what I would go for.
1164716
It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble floors. It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble... » Read More It has not for me. But it could if you put things on and off it a lot. It is just metal against the door. The metal is finished and has no rough edges but if you moved it around some it would eventually mar the paint. You could put a stick-on rubber "foot" on it where it contacts the painted part of the door. They have those at Home Depot and Lowes in the hardware dept and probably on Amazon. They would not have to be very big. You could also use the "felt" stick-ons available so furniture or vases etc do not scratch surfaces they are set on like glass tables or marble floors. « Show Less
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Yes you can seal it to protect it but not varnish! Find a good electronics store (not Radio Shack) Someone that knows electronics there are a couple of different products that will work but they are not cheap. good luck
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We recommend routine sealing of vinyl before painting with any brand or type of paint. We have sealer available on our website.
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I don't think this is the product you want for that application. I would go with an outdoor wood coating such as spar varnish, there are a few sold here but here is one: http://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-207008-Marine-Varnish-1-Quart/dp/B000C011CE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422888899&sr=8-1&keywords=outdoor+wood+varnish
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Absolutely not. This paint will never dry on vinyl and will remain tacky forever. Paint vinyl with vinyl paint from any auto parts store.
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I don't think this is the product you want for that application. I would go with an outdoor wood coating such as spar varnish, there are a few sold here but here is one: Rust-Oleum 207008 Marine Spar Varnish 1-Quart
1872970
I probably wouldn't. You would have to sand and prime and it would not be worth it. The major concern would be the veneered parts such as the sides of the table as well as the front part of the door. In my opinion painting veneer can get a bit tricky.
986598
Yes just sand it down first and after you paint it put a water proof out door finish on it
467819
I did have one door with a slight "orange peel" finish. I had used Zinzer primer on some dark places I was concerned about bleeding thru the white paint. On the other door, I used 'deglosser' and no primer and it came out smooth as glass. I used 3 light coats of Sherwin Williams Door & Trim paint.
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You can but that can be difficult. I worked in a sign shop (we installed a lot of vinyl like this).. This link will help you, it is how we did it. http://www.signazon.com/install-vinyl-lettering.aspx
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If I were to do a project like yours, I think I would use the marine varnish. Or epoxy. Epoxy is messy and very difficult. I don't know of anything that will really protect from the AZ sun other than powder coating, which is a metal thing. and baked about 280 degrees. The answer is yes..maybe. I'd do it.
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If you follow the directions on the can and thin it with a good brand of mineral spirits you will have more than enough from one can to do two coats on 50 sq ft. This varnish looks real good if applied properly.
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I use this on my shower doors which are plexiglass. I would think it would work on vinyl. Did you check with the manufacturer to be sure?
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yes...you will want to get a UV spray so it doesn't fade...I made decals for my boat and it worked out fantastic!
1489303
It is a thick terrycloth- like material. I have not had any door damage, but I suppose if you steamed in the same spot for an excessively long time it would be possible, although I think you ruin the item you were steaming long before the door. I think you will have good luck with it!
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I'm sorry but I have not used the product on vinyl. I t is a superior product on wood and metal.