can I spray this product an the wall behind my wood stove
1020655
Spray lightly, let dry, and repeat. Do this several times to create a fire retardant layer on the wall. This is not fire proof, just fire retardant.
1020656
You can spray it on wood but it won't stop wood from burning if it reaches its autoignition temperature of about 570 degrees F. It is designed to slow the speed it takes for materials to ignite from an open flame.
1020657
I have no idea - I purchased it for use on the fabrics that I use to decorate my booth at art fairs. It made the fabric stiff, chalky and unusable, so this particular product is not for use on fabrics. I learned later that there is a different fire retardant for fabrics. Your best source of information would be your local fire marshall
1020658
I don't know if that would work or not. I was required to buy this product to spray on all the window curtains at my childcare center. Somewhat silly since the state regs don't require it on other fabrics such as sofas, dress up clothing, etc. Sometimes you can find this product at a large fabric chain where you could read the full label. I am guessing that the heat from the stove would eventually overcome the products ability to prevent a fire.
1304174
I would agree with the response by meggimoo. You need to compare the pattern of mounting hole locations, the air outlet dimensions, air volume and overall motor height which would be critical if the stove is standing near a wall. You may be able to play with the mounting holes by creating (drilling) new hole patterns on the motor mounting fringe according to the hole patterns on the stove.
1544703
yes you can.It works really well on flat surfaces.Depending on what your spraying you'll have to keep applying layers over time.Ex:used it on the wooden steps and metal hand bars for the porch. It works, make sure the surface is dry and clean before spraying.Take care :)
1644469
These are peel and stick vinyl floor tiles. They work well for that and, would probably look very nice behind a sink or area's not exposed to direct flame or burners. I'm not sure how well it would work for a back splash if it were behind your stove. Use caution and research about fire hazard specs. Is a beautiful pattern and we are very pleased with our purchase.
2088922
I suppose you could. I would be prepared to wipe the oil into the wood after spraying. You would need a sprayer with enough 'ooomph' to spray this oil.
768814
I'd do some trial and error and see. If you're just spraying some dirt or grass I wouldn't focus on those areas. If it's a perimeter with a fence or block wall you could spray the crevices, etc. Focus on the exterior areas directly near the home. The patio, shed, cinder block walls, sprinkler boxes, etc.
1851479
I don't see why not, it sprays easily and expands pretty well. I used it to insulate basement walls and it worked great. It is messy, wear gloves and clothes you don't care about, it won't come off. Hope this helps.
974896
I don't know for sure, but I don't see why not. It's a spray. I would try it on a small corner to make sure there is no color change to the surface
1611390
absolutely! Just remember, don't spray directly onto the wood, spray onto the cloth liberally instead.
1880463
I would say it needs to be in front of a solid wall. If you are applying to a solid area, and there's a small area that is like a hole or something, you could prob still use it. It has glue on the back and needs something to stick to.
1718043
Also be aware there will be a "burn in" on the stove for the first few fires that will make the stove smoke a bit and smell because of the paint on the outside of it. You might want to set it up outside and light a few fires in it before you bring it into your home.
675294
dont use it on the walls or wooden stuff, cuz air can go thru those materials, use it on glass or metal etc.
835380
I was outside my friends home talking with him and snuck a spray or two onto the wall, despite it being a windy day it smelled pretty bad, not as much as it lingering indoors but noticable. I woukd not know about soraying it directly into the air. It smells so horrible i wouldn't doubt it.
1419396
You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.
1001859
We used this paint on our firewall in our fire place and it worked great. Really gave the fireplace a new, clean look. The paint is a flat finish so using it for stove grates may not look attractive. Our gas stove grates have a factory high gloss finish and wipe clean very easily. I suggest you go to Rutland's website and see if the paint is available in other finishes. Good Luck.
409462
I would not use it for that big of a project. This is a great product for small jobs but you would be better served with a sprayer with more coverage for a large fence or wall.
1758459
I would not think there would be enough room between the stove and the wall, firstof all (see item picture on w/d). And secondly, anything placed on the stove at only a few inches clearance would get grease and food spattered as well as heatfrom cooking NOT good for just about anything one would place there. Would consider it a fire hazard to do so. Please don't...