Is it a poly or a water based sealant?
1974113
The product label states, "Jet Seal creates a shield using nano-tech polymers that bond to the surfaces for improved longevity." and "Polymer sealant technology enhances paintwork by creating a high gloss shine on any color."
1974114
Great stuff! Used it on my Mustang and it glowed! Beads off water big time! It lasts for a couple of months until I do it again!
1974115
Jetseal 109 is an organically modified sealant bonded with an acrylic crystalline which allows it to bond with paint at the molecular level, forming an ultra tight bond.Hope that helps.
1894348
It is recommended to still use a sealer like Bulletproof from Dupont. Since the Revitalizer is water based and bulletproof is too. Use Revitalizer like a daily cleaner.
2191683
I don't like the application of Hydro-Seal 75 as a waterproof base before tiling over Drywall. This is not a tried and true application of Hydro-Seal 75 so we do not have a record of successful applications for this application. Hydro-Seal 75 is a very unique material and is used to seal plywood and particle board subfloors to make them seamless. By mixing Hydro-Seal 75 with Portland Cement(50-50 ratio) a waterproof skim coat is created to be used on all the seams and a fiberglass tape is laid into the skim coat and then skimmed again to a smooth finish. Then two coats of Hydro-Seal 75 would give you a waterproof base to apply tile. For a bathroom I would prefer cement board designed for wet areas certainly not particle board, but no experience applying over Drywall. Rick Bernard Northern Industries Inc.
831091
not sure of product mentioned, however sno seal applied to warm boots worx great for h2o proofing i wont use anything else as ive been using snoseal for 30 yrs
34204
I don't see any problem if the wood is first sealed with poly. I used mine on a headstock of a guitar which I sealed with Tru-oil. You just need a sealer to prevent the moisture from soaking into the wood. As far as removable, well these are just like any other water decal. Once it's set then it's stuck and will have to be scraped or sanded off. I did find I had better results by not over soaking them. Just soak then enough where it first becomes loose from the backing paper
1207610
This sealer is wax based and repels water. I assume it will repel the paint, at least to a certain degree, and not allow a good bond. That being said, I've never done it. I recommend trying it on a small area or scrap piece.
1718256
Yes. I used a clear waterproof sealant/stain. It looks great and wears well.
1385206
It is a liquid epoxy that forms a tight seal membrane when it dries. I used it on my basement where the water was leaking between the floor and wall seam. So far, after two years, it has not leaked. The company has great customer service. They replaced a can of their product that had crystalized. I suspect it was too old; their small cans of the stuff probably sit around. Their response was immediate with an apology. Be sure to mix each can separately BEFORE you mix them together.
1449424
It's a self leveling sealant, so it is good only for horizontal surfaces, like a roof .... it flows and settles out, never really hardens all the way which is what a roof needs, especially with flexing on the road. Get a non-leveling sealant for vertical surfaces/joints. Regular bath silicone is what I use, since there is water involved. Dicor also makes a noon-leveling sealant but the reviews I read whised they had used silicone. http://www.amazon.com/Dicor-551LSW1-White-Non-Sag-Sealant/dp/B003YJLIW8/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
689921
This product is water based it works exactly how the directions said it would. You have to massage it into your skin then you'll feel It start thicken. In my opinion this product was not what I thought it would be and I did not enjoy it.
2116744
It is a water based spray. May notice that it is slightly greasy, but not too much. Works great though...
2037484
This is a liquid sealant. Easy to apply and easy to remove. Protects for a very long time. You'll love this sealant.
2097901
Yes, no different than standard poly. Just keep a tight coat on vertical applications because it runs easily.
2186563
I got the Permatex CLEAR RTV Silicone sealant - not the Black tinted product. Make sure you order the correct one.
401680
Water based. I have used it on Western Red Cedar boards, Pine boards, D-Fir Boards and plywood with no raised grain issues that could not be handled with a light sanding. Desired "ageing" or greying of substrate was quick and uniform across all species mentioned above.
123943
It is already weather treated but if you want added protection, I would try the poly.
636529
I used water based polyurethane and love it. I used the rustoleum brand in gloss (maybe it's called high gloss). I waited for the paint to completely dry for about a week, and then I applied 2 coats. It went on really easily and looks much better than it did without it. Also now the fridge is very easy to clean. There is not a single scratch or anything. I would highly recommend putting the polyurethane on. The water based poly doesn't smell, dries in about an hour and cleans up with water.