Can I apply a sealer (like Thompsons) over the Restore product? Will that help seal it?
2088126
Hi, I don't know, we are still trying to figure out what to use on our deck. Sorry!
741311
I have never tried this, so I a not sure. I know the top coat seals it really well. Sorry I could not be of more help.
1547292
Ynot sure I have the large countertop sealer...but after using it a few times the bottom of the container got spider cracks and didnt keep a seal very long once the cracks started to appear.
1057304
A small piece of electric tape placed on the nozzle (tip) between uses should seal it. Some distributors carry a "blank" (no-hole nozzle) for customization--that would work, too.
1994127
My counter tops were done in 2007 and it worked fine on them - its all in the preparation. So - take some FINE steel wool and rub off any water stains first, give the whole counter a thorough cleaning, and then apply the sealer.
1446164
I sealed my kitchen granite with this. Here is a very helpful video showing how to use products like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhaF7NVISkA
252004
I sealed mine with a spray sealer in advance. I think paint maybe your only solution
775550
No, you cut it to have the shape you want and apply it (take care as the adhesive is really strong). No need to seal anything.
1815062
File the top coat to break the seal then soak off. Some ppl don't file its up to you :):):):)
875075
Yes, use this over your acrylic or gel overlay thereafter the application or fill in. Then apply your bascoat and so on. When I use this product, I apply it generously around the edges of my nail to really assure a good seal.
1796013
Depending on the material you are sealing, some will soak a great deal and others very little. After applying you must wipe any excess remaining off as it will harden and be impossible to remove. It simply entails a quick wiping of the excess, not at all difficult
238842
It might be worth trying, though I am unaware of it helps cracked seals, mine were only dried out & softened with this product. A less expensive option if it works for you, compared to just replacing the entire seal.
917646
I would use sealer for this gel unless its the builder gel which is stronger.but I also seal builder gel too....either way is shiny.
1094706
If the surface is clean and smooth it should work fine, it does take forever to cure though, like at least a few days. A spray poly or spray sealer (mod podge has one) might work better for your project. This is also a huge can, I've used it on 3 side tables using 3 coats each and it's still full.
687332
I did not reseal. This product didn't seem to remove anything but the etch marks. It worked very well . We have a travertine top that seems to get marks from time to time. We use this to remove the etch and then we use the polish seems to be working
811757
Hi I think so, It's basically a very thin acrylic sealer, I don't think there is anything in it that would harm the faux. best of luck
1901419
Possibly get liquid in the sealing compartment. Be sure it is completely clean and dry