I am looking for something to coat some pressure treated wood to prevent ice build up on. Would this work on that?
1167807
It works fine on vertical surfaces. The snow and ice slide off my satellite dish and my snow plow blade. I don't know where you intend to apply it on the wood. I doubt it would prevent accumulation on horizontal planes. The snow would just pile up.
1167808
I know what you mean - I have the same problem on my deck with ice from the snow off the roof or when the eves drip - I use a little of that ice melt that looks like Styrofoam - maybe its not the best idea but it keeps it clean enough so that I can scrape to the wood on a warm day with a shovel ( temps closer to freezing +/-) its always a challenge to keep on top of that in the winter.
1167809
Maybe for a short time - you have to apply it everything you use it on a shovel - not sure how well it would stick to pressure treated wood - would probably eventually absorb into it anyway. This stuff is like PAM cooking spray for snowshovels
3190
I'm not sure. You might want to cover the wood, but it could also help protect the wood? Maybe google if you can use the product on wood?
433088
I believe you would get some insulating value from doing that. I'm just not sure how much. We use it to line the inside of our coolers and were amazed at how much longer the ice inside would last.
1583002
The label says it's for use on hard, non-porous finishes....doesn't say specifically for wood, just "multi-surface" I guess it would depend on the finish of your wood. Good Luck!
85735
It should work fine if you want a clear glasslike finish on the whole wood surface. It is probably not the best use for it if you are just filling holes. It is also self-leveling. I used it to embed craft beer bottle lids on a tray and it turned out well.
1888817
I believe it can. I no longer have the can, but I used it to coat the interior of a cargo trailer, which is all wood. Since then I have used it to touch up on the already cured surface with no real issues. As far as I have seen this stuff is very strong, the only reason I have had to touch up is because I put it on wood. It adheres fine, but the soft wood is prone to getting nicks and dents if something heavy is dropped on it. Hope that helps.
1455020
I would think it would work fine for that. I used it on finished cabinets with a stain but it rubs in really nice.
89114
It might, but the wood is not pressure treated. It might warp or twist from rain or moisture in the air if exposed to the outside weather......
1338005
i've only used it on dark wood i know when i've used in big scratches i have to pour it on heavy so may answer is yes it will work
1683020
I'm not sure, but I believe it would. I used it on unfinished plywood and it is working well.
2119401
That is what I primarily use it for. I have a rather large 2-tiered deck. Although it didn't clear it right down to the wood, it did clear enough off for me to be able to walk around. Since it cleans all but about a 1/4 of an inch of snow off the deck, I would say no to it damaging the wood.
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.
1733296
I have just used it for wrapping cold to put in the freezer. I would be somewhat cautious, since it has a waxy substance for waterproofing.
2129920
that wouldnt be a good idea. its meant for unfished wood (mix with water and paint or spray on) and youd be exposing yourelf to direct contact with poison and it probably wouldnt be very effective because it wouldnt penetrate the finish.
1110273
It does not do well on a paste waxed surface(it leaves a spotty finish)-how it reacts to other finishes I do not know,I would be cautious,but bare wood or layering on top of previous coats of Johnson's is what it is meant for.
257667
I used it mixed with clear sealer on pressure treated pine lumber, and 3 years later, it still has a nice, anti-slip texture. I think this would work.
761567
I guess you could if the coating is uniform and adheres to the surface. I have only used it on untreated wood.