can this product be "wiped" on?
1160504
that I do not know have always used a brush or roller -- It's like polyurethane not a stain dries like plastic
1160505
"Wiped on" is the only way I use Varathane now. I take a paper towel, dab it into the can, and carefully rub it onto the wood. I just did this with some repurposed cigar boxes the other night - came out beautiful. The finish seams to be a little more satiny than when you brush on the Varathane - the first project I did, I brushed on many coats and the pieces were a bit shiny. I prefer the wiped finish, it looks great on both of the Cigar Box Guitars that I've built and, as I mentioned, the two cigar boxes I just redid. You want to avoid putting on very thick layers, as well as leaving any gobs or lines of the finish, just like with anything else you're putting on wood. General rule of thumb with this stuff - if it looks white or creamy on the wood, it's too thick. Be careful sanding between layers, since the wiped on finish, for me, is often thinner than brushed on finish. Side note - The guitars only have Varathane on the neck. The wood for the necks came from an old dining room table, it's heavy and dense. The wood was stripped of finish, painted with a variety of colors and chemicals to reach a certain patina, and then I wiped on the Varathane. Came out beautiful, and the finish is holding up really well.
676935
For anything that's not black, I would use Wipe New. Wipe New is a clear liquid. It works really well and lasts a long time.
343805
No. I have had this for over a year and it looks brand new. I wipe it off with a paper towel every now and then.
173241
Yep == of course you would have wiped clean - as best you can -- I had a sick dog and weathered poop and puke, always cleaning up, and following up with damp cloth etc... this stuff works great --- even days after if I could not attend to it ASAP after cleaning. the only product better is the one the chem dry specialists have, and that is not available to us. Follow directions and you will be please, I hope, as I am. good luck and still hug your dog.
1405889
No, there is no residue that can be wiped off if you apply the product according to directions.
1792319
I can't legitimately answer your question but I can say I have Walgreens brand wipes (they no longer make or sell them) that are several years old and 99% of them are just fine. I think you'd be mistaken to think they're going to be dried out. Just my opinion.
16084
yes, to some degree, but can be wiped off, better to have fingerprints on the cover than all over the computer!
161647
I would think so-you use very little, wipe it on, then after is sits a bit, wipe it off.
1245113
Less is better with this product - more can always be added if necessary. When done wiping the entire product on the stovetop, I wipe it off with a soft cloth (paper towel). Kind of like waxing a car.......
1412080
Good question. I've always just replaced the entire thing. It will pull off with a little effort but I'm not sure how to sanitize it. I'd like to know the answer to that question.
1564694
Yes, you can wipe it down. This is not the first one I buy. My wife is a stickler about cleanliness so she ignored that we should wash it as little as possible. The first one I had, was washed in the washing machine and after a two or three years, the waterproof face came off so I knew it was time to replace it. I think the life expectancy was reasonable since we shortened the life by putting it in the washer.
747121
I havnet but I would say yes. I just wipe it off either by hand or tissue. Im sure you could windex the tissue.
958142
It can be applied if the top is vinyl, plastic or a similsr material. I recommend trying Wipe New. I was more impressed with it. I applied it last summer 2013 and it's still holding it's own. Re nu is comparable but not better than Wipe New in my personal opinion.
1735208
If by cleanser you mean the wipe after your polish is applied, no. Just use plain alcohol on a wipe, it's cheaper than what's sold
766773
If you mean can you reuse this, no. Once it's applied that's it, which is why it's important to lone it up very carefully. The second part is how easy is it to remove . Mine is still up. You will have to pick at the corners to remove it. Or get a little tool to scrape it off.
2109868
I don't think you can wash it - I wiped the discs with a piece of cloth soaked in rubbed alcohol. Been using it for about 5 years, no issues what so ever. Good luck.
1283814
No , I think it says you can wipe it off with soap and water. It is to hard to put in a washing machine