Looking for a product to "protect" my nice, new wood table from stains. (AKA kids) Is this the product to do that?
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Briwax creates a strong hard wax finish, however you shouldn't use it wherever water may get on it.
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Sorry, I haven't used this product yet. I panicked when I saw a stain, purchased the product but was able to remove the stain without it. Good luck
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My bar does not have a protective finish on it. When I use it I put a table runner on it and use coasters for the drinks. I think that putting an acrylic or polyurethane finish would be a great idea. I have also thought of purchasing a 'plexiglass" piece to but on the top. I hope that this helps.
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I use lemon pledge but there are a variety of products to use. Google: preserving wood furniture.
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I'm using it on a walnut board, so stains were never a problem. Water beads up. Will show if a wet glass sits on it, but very easy to wipe up and polish. The wax does protect the wood and shows it off a little longer than oil
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It's stained and looks good the way it is. Natural cedar doesn't usually have this reddish color to it, almost like a pecan. Would be a good idea to spray a non-gloss sealer over it, however.
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Yes! This is a fantastic product! I spilled coffee all over a cream colored cloth bench pad...top & bottom!!! I was sure it would never come out, but I sprayed it well with the X-O cleaner, then just took a sponge and pressed & wiped it & the stain was entirely gone once it dried! Cleaned the wood bench too! This is "Safe" for humans, pets, curtains, walls, floors, carpets & I'm sure much more!!! Great product that makes everything clean & smelling fresh & natural!
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I have the cherry oak stain. It is good quality and not chip board or anything cheap. I love mine
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The best thing to do if you worry about floors, is buy some self-adhesive felt pads to attack to the bottoms of the chairs and table.I have a wooden floor and used the felt pads. Easy to move and leaves no damage.
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I am a novice furniture finisher. I stained a raw wood bookcase. This was my first piece and don't know how the stain would look on a piece previously stained. Sorry.
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I am not exactly sure what the tabletop is made of; some sort of hard plastic or laminate. I have had my table for a while and it hasn't stained, but I wipe up any spills immediately. I get the impression that coffee or other dark liquid would stain if it was left on the table for any amount of time. I hope this is helpful.
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It's more than you need, but you can cut it. I did. I also found I wanted something underneath it. I had used it on a plain wooden table top, but it was hard to pick up the cards. I travel into Lancaster County (Amish country) a few times a week and stopped at a dry goods place and bought 2 yards of what they call (I think) table padding. It's kind of spongy and waterproof. It worked really well and was very inexpensive.
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I remember no such warning. I use them to protect my wooden coffee table and I don't have a single water stain. They do great at keeping moisture away from the wood
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We cleaned it up with a paper towel first and then used a little water after and it worked well with wood. We used this on a very old table and had good results. I hope this helps.
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It depends on the item, but at most a light sand is all that is required. I have stained everything from bare wood to highly poly'd coffee tables. I would recommend more sanding if there is a thick poly coat or very shiny surface. Coverage was amazing over already stained surfaces.
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Stain Proof?? This is a solid WOOD table and any kind of "moisture" on wood is going to leave a ring or worse. So NO...if that's what you're asking, it's NOT 'STAIN PROOF'.
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It's just a small little bottle, I used it for sponging. Not sure it would "cover" a table. Spray paint would work better