How to apply the wax? Do I pour onto the Lambs Wool Applicator? There is no squirt cap as on other containers. Or do I just pour some on the floor and spread around with Lambs Wool Applicator? On mop-n-glow I just squirt and spread. Just stripped years of old wax from linoleum and the sealer gets great rave reviews so I want to do it right {Grin} How to apply the wax? Do I pour onto the Lambs Wool Applicator? There is no squirt cap as on other containers. Or do I just pour some on the floor and spread around with Lambs Wool Applicator? On... » Read More How to apply the wax? Do I pour onto the Lambs Wool Applicator? There is no squirt cap as on other containers. Or do I just pour some on the floor and spread around with Lambs Wool Applicator? On mop-n-glow I just squirt and spread. Just stripped years of old wax from linoleum and the sealer gets great rave reviews so I want to do it right {Grin} « Show Less
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We just poured it on a clean floor and spread it with a damp mop. Lambs wool will work.
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I do small sections at a time and pour it on the floor in a Z pattern and use a clean mop or a Swiffer dry cloth on the Swiffer wand. to spread it evenly on the floor :)
1470928
Dont waste your money on this product. I got it for hardwood which it said it could be used on, and it looked awful it smeared was dull. I had an awful time getting it off. I dont know about linoleum but never use on hardwood.
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Pour small amount directly on floor and spread with mop---not a heavy coating.
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I have one of those sponge-on-a-stick mops. I have one sponge head dedicated to washing and another to waxing. Personally, I just dribble some on the floor and spread it around, but you could get a small rectangular container shaped a bit like the mop head but a bit larger, and use it to soak and re-soak the head.
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Yes, just pour it out and spread it around to cover the entire area with a damp sponge or a sponge mop. Pour out a little at first until you figure out how it spreads on the floor. Takes about 30 minutes to dry fully. The satin finish does not produce a glossy shine, only a sort of translucent finish. Your lamb's wool should work fine as well.
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You apply it with a puff and to avoid applying too much, first you shake the puff inside the container ;0)
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This isn't a product you use with a brush or sprayer. You rub it in with a small rag. Most of the time, I just use my fingers. I refinish gun stocks with it. I've probably done 20 stocks. I found out on gunstocks anyway, I like to stain the wood first although it doesn't require stain. If you go that route, let the stain dry. Then apply the Tung Oil. I usually do at least 2 coats of Tung Oil. Sometimes 3 letting it dry between each coat. I also rub it in before every hunting season on my waterfowl gun for extra protection. I showed my cousin that stock and his jaw dropped. Looks professional. This isn't a product you use with a brush or sprayer. You rub it in with a small rag. Most of the time, I just use my fingers. I refinish gun stocks with it. I've probably done 20 stocks. I found out on gunstocks anyway, I like to stain the wood first although it doesn't require stain. If you go that route, let the stain dry. Then apply the Tung Oil. I usually do at least 2 coats of Tung Oil. Sometimes 3 letting it dry between each coat. I also rub it in before every hunting season on my waterfowl gun for extra protection. I showed my cousin that stock and his jaw dropped. Looks professional.
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Just simply clean it well and paint stuff on. It looks like milk and looks like it does nothing, but let it dry and it disturbs the surface just enough to make it work great. When i did it, I poured some out of bottle and into tub and used the little roller to spread it around. Ended up using 1/2 the bottle. It was super simple. It took me longer to type this explanation than it did to do the tub... :)
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RV roof must be EPDM to use this stuff.. look under vent cover inside RV EPDM will have black on bottom white on top. clean roof with non petroleum based cleaner let dry. liquid rubber is very thick i rented a paddle drill mixer.. poor into gallon containers as its easier to spread this way. i used thin nap 9 inch roller to apply forget the squegee...pia. you may get some bubbling but they disappear in a few days dont mess with them they will go down and adhere... takes days to cure and set, but when cured looks like a new smooth roof.. very cool product..
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The video says to leave the product on for 20 min., it also suggests applying in back and fourth motion not a circular motion. I did not use a wet sponge to apply this product. I also made a second application the first time I applied this product and just one application on the second time I used it. I would also suggest getting the finish on your paint as smooth and scratch free as possible before you use this product. You did not ask about my opinion as to how I liked this product but I will tell you that I think it works better than wax and I will continue to use this product.
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Meguair's has a video about applying Ultimate Liquid Wax. Paste this into your browser's address line: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWE1s3dEHNk
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Either 1/2 or a full pint works fine. I add two heaping teaspoons of powdered sugar, and a big splash of vanilla in addition to the cream. Then charge with Nitrus, shake a little (light shaking for 5-10 seconds) and then test the thickness of the cream by pointing the nozzle straight down, and squirting the palm of my hand. If the cream comes out runny, shake another 5-10 seconds and (lightly) re-squirt your palm.
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Murphy's is a squirt that you can apply directly to the wood floor with mop. It smells the same as the pour bottle and it is an easy way to use the product. I would say it is the same only more handy as you don't have dilute it. I have all 3 kinds for cleaning. love it
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You take your butter, hopefully real salted or un salted butter, and press it into the dome part of the keeper. Then you put some water, not a lot, just enough to form a seal and put it in the cylinder of the keeper, then turn the dome back into the cylindrical part. It's the best. Sometimes I have not pressed enough and when I open the keeper the butter is floating in the jar. I just scoop it up, press it tighter and keep on going. Naturally, if you live in an area that is normally very warm, I'm not sure how it will react. I live in Maryland. Hope it works for you. We love ours.
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same here// it still works, just rub it in (on your knees) with a rag (I assume you got it for the floor, I usually do it on my knees anyhow) and pieces will go all over the place but most will rub in. You might have to sweep up the crud left over, but the wax does actually seem to work better and last longer than the johnsons wax-- though I am still not getting it again, make sure you keep windows open for the fumes
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Pretty tricky question. I'll answer it best with another question or two. IS the concrete a "smooth" surface or is it textured? I ask this because the Soygel works best on smooth surfaces - as would most paint removers. The nooks and crannies will make the removal more difficult. I just used the Soygel on a similar job - stone. The paint coating on it was heavy and thick. I had to use a thick coat which I let really set in, then used my drill with a rotary wire head. This got off allot of the paint, but I had to do it a 2nd time to get the rest off. So, depending on the amount of coats and how thick they are, will determine the amount of coverage you can get from a quart. For my application - which I will be completing over the next week, I estimate I will need a full quart to remove an area of 54 sq. ft. Remember, I will also be using multiple wire heads on my drill to get this job done. If you decide to follow this route, use tarps on anything painted that you went to keep painted.
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Gloss or matte finish? I would say neither. Once it is dry, the stuff is absolutely invisible. I put two coats on my new stone patio and anticipated some noticeable change. Nothing. You'll know it is there, however, when something capable of staining is eventually spilled. A little soap and water and the problem is solved. I saved the empty containers and marked them clearly with the application date. That way, I remember to order more every other year because the sealer is invisible and gives no hint that it is worn or fadding.
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After use for one coat, I rinsed the lambwool with mineral oil, kept it in a sandwich bag to keep it from drying and then reused it for the next coating. No problem.
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Must have been the phase of the moon, lol. I had the exact same thing happen this year and I made 3 lambs last year with no trouble at all. I was wondering if I hadn't let the butter soften enough before I put it in the mold, but I really don't know why I had problems this year. I finally had to give up on getting a whole lamb.
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You are supposed to put three squirts in your hand and then work it thru your hair. I found it really only works on my bangs to fill them out a bit. I actually put it on after my hair is dry, apply it, then use my curling iron
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Right out of the bottle. I bought a rolled felt type applicator the wasn't worth a bean as this is as thin as water and it just dripped all over the tile. Use a small foam brush, it's easier.