If you plan to paint the wood too. Should this go under or over the paint
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I would use it over any paint or stain. You may want to check the directions on the paint since it may already have wood sealant and protection, but an extra coat of Thompsons would probably add some additional protection. Make sure the paint is completely dry before using the Thompsons.
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I would say glue the wood befor priming because that way the glue will stick to the bare wood where not so to primer.
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I would not suggest painting over it because, even with good paint, it will scratch off. However, you could sand it down first and then paint it and that should work.
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Yep! Painted or not. If you are going to stain, you want to let it dry completely, like two days, before trying to stick to the wood. Also, make sure there isn't saw dust before you start sticking.
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You'll still want to apply a standard finish. This just colors the wood, it doesn't protect it in any way
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I've never had a problem with this painter. I had to get under a cabinet I'm refinishing and was pointing the sprayer up, it didn't leak or have an issue with residual paint going in different places. I would say however, if you are painting eaves just do it on a day that doesn't have any wind. You know how that can get :)
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I applied it over paint on the floor. I used a pressure washer to get rid of any loose parts. I was not happy with this product. It was more expensive than garage or porch paint that you can get at Home Depot and did not last any longer. you may have better luck and I hope you do.
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Above paint? I'm not sure. Altho I sealed up my chimney and red paver patio with it, seemed to the trick. Will know more come spring �. It does defiantly give the stone a darker more complex look overall. So far satisfied.
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Not sure if this will help, but I used it over wood that had polyurethane on it that I didn't sand off...it stayed wonderfully (and actually required less coats). It's made to stick on top of a material (like laminate). If your oiled wood is older, and/or you sand it down well, it would probably stick. Otherwise, if it doesn't work, you might be surprised about what else you can think to use it on! A little can goes a long way, so maybe just try the smaller size! I love this stuff!
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You can write on it with pencil but it should only be applied over a thoroughly dry paint. Preferably water based. Charcoal works better. Or a soft pencil. You may need a few coats to keep pencil from breaking through surface and hitting the paint.
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Sorry, John B's reply is WRONG! Do not put this over paint. That is practically akin to spraying water over the paint. No kidding! No chemical reaction with the cement means NO barrier and a complete waste of money.
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Make sure your applicator is wet with product when you start and don't go over it too many times, and go with the grain of the wood. Do small 3X3 sections and move quickly. Let it dry completely. Weather can affect the time. I did 2 coats and it looked great. Use a good applicator.
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I applied these under my wooden cabinet and I did not have any issues removing them. My cabinets are painted white and a few small flecks of paint also came off however even with me being extremely short I can not see the missing paint without bending down and looking up under the cabinet. Worked great!
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Yes and yes. Remember that the product does not adhere to the wall so you'll have to be careful about allowing the paint to run underneath. If you are able to do so, spread the paint from the stencil area to the wall and not vise versa as the paint will surely run underneath the stencil.
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It's just like any other paint. To paint over, I would lightly sand the surface first to give the new paint extra adhesion.
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Stuart, you should be able to paint over the surface just fine. I woulove suggest you get an ultra fine sandpaper and scour the entire surface prior to using the steel wool to prep. That should remove any heavy imperfections give you a clean finish! Make sure you have a respirator!!! I attempted to use this without and my lungs suffered for days lol never did that again.... ;-)
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You could definitely paint the box. The finish in it isn't so heavy (varnish) that the paint wouldn't stick. I actually think that it would be a nice finish if part of the wood was exposed in some spots. Good luck!