can it be used on arcylic painted rocks
2054841
It works well on paper, stinks, use outside, I would try it on rocks, but I don't know.
882148
Yes. I used it over bare sheet rock with several imperfections in a bathroom, and then used 1 layer of primer and 2 coats of paint and it worked very well.
513039
I don't think it's powerful enough to actually polish rocks, but if you just need them cleaned, it would work fine.
1531491
I bought them to use on rocks. I was not impressed with the colors. Always needed several coats. Also, if it's for outdoors you would need a waterproof sealer/topcoat.
1446167
We use it for on quartzite, granite and limestone and are very happy with the results. The companies web site is very good but my wife had some specific questions. She called Technical Support at the company and felt they were extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I would highly suggest calling them to discuss your particular application if the web site doesn't address your questions. The comment about proper ventilation is important. The product is solvent based as opposed to water based and you must have good ventilation as a minimum and a mask for a larger area.
707804
I'm not a jeweler but I wouldn't recommend it. I use extreme caution when using metal polishing cloths on stones. depending on how porous the stone is, the chemicals from the cloth could make the stone brittle or discolored.
46620
If you are referring to the rock type, slate, perhaps it will. Slate is very porous; it will absorb the product. I would carefully use a scraper first. Use of any wax remover product with petroleum distillates (as this one has) could change the hue of the slate rock to be darker due to the absorption of the product. I would test in an inconspicuous place on that slate, if possible. Once the wax is removed, you might consider having a clean cloth with a bit of the Candle Wax Remover on it to gloss over the whole piece to keep a more even 'look' to the slate.
496507
I would think so. I'm not an expert. The Stuff is white. It is a very fine grit like a sandpaper paste. You will have to use elbow grease for sure. I had to rub quite a bit. Have not gone back to do it again. But it seems to work.
2021314
Following the package instructions, you should have no problem using this on natural stone. The issue of saltwater should not impact the efficacy of the product to repel water.
1760484
I'm using mine to clean and aluminum patio but I wouldn't use it on and acrylic finish, I think the brush bristles are a little to stiff for that purpose. On tile or Marble it would to O.K. but not on what you want to use it for. I would just use a cloth and a bottle of soft scrub, it's like A-Jax only much more mild and won't scratch the finish on the acrylic tub.
992963
It works best on porous natural stones but can also work on metal but you need several applications and elbow grease. I tried on my Stainless steel grill, it removed the rust. But it will not restore it to original condition. You still can see little bit of dark mark where the stain was. But, you can achieve 80% improvement in overall appearance. It won't damage the surface that does not have any rust. Hope it helps!
2142879
the label on the container says that it can be used on marble. Based on my experience with it I would think that it would work.
1153015
We only used it on our lanscaping rocks, and the cement sidewalk. It worked excellent on both. Took the rust right off. Never tried stucco, though.
1522039
If the leaves are dry, it should do fine...and leave the stone undisturbed. I have used it for this purpose with little, if any, problem.
811758
not sure why not - I use on my mexican tile floors they are very porous so they get shiny but not slick - not positive what you mean by faux painted stone
2266649
No it wont. It will work only on glass surface. Using it on acrylic would scratch it probably.
947456
Checked the bottle and it is used on natural stone such as marble, granite, limestone, slate, terrazzo, travertine, sandstone and flagstone. Great product that was recommended to me by my tile man for my granite and travertine.Don't think I would use it on my car.