is that good for porcelain veneers?
1477706
Veeners are not a biological material and therefore I would go with Diamynt toothpaste because you would want to keep them nice "good". Tooth Builder is probably not "good" for veneers for the simple fact that it probably won't accomplish polishing and brightening them up; however, it is an excellent healthy product choice for the real teeth underneath. Use Tooth Builder maybe just on the molars and Diamynt in the front.. that's what I would probably do with veneers.
926094
I would think you could use it. I use mine on our porcelain tile all the time. Good luck!
2243339
It was mentioned on the label, " Ideal for ceramic tile, porcelain, chrome, stainless steel and glass." The answer is "yes".
1467234
Yes......veneer was 2ft wide - 8ft long...came in a roll....was fairly easy to work with - took finishing very well......self stick was very good...used it to refinish kitchen cabinet frames...would do it again - in a heartbeat...can be cut with good scissors...fyi - it is a bit thicker than the edging veneer found at most home centers.
1900108
Yes it worked fine on my porcelain coated cast iron grates, and cleaned them well on the top and sides
696009
If you can hold them in position long enough for the adhesive to grab then you might be okay... my criticism of this product is because I had to hold individual brick veneers for five minutes or more before they would not slide down. If I were only putting up 4-6 brick veneers I would not have cared...
346827
It CAN be used, but would I? No. Should use a higher tooth count. Even better would be the Freud LU98R010.
1340145
This veneer has an adhesive back which is not waterproof. The problem will be water getting under it. You will be better off to buy veneer without adhesive and glue it with a waterproof glue.
399385
Yes it will work, especially in conjunction with "kicker" a spray accelerant. Gap filling is probably your best bet to deal with the porosity of porcelain and ceramic.
1007975
I would think NO as the veneer typically will not hold paint well. But if you know more about paint that I, maybe.
327834
I don't know why it would be used under porcelain. I used it under wood, but not under my tile.
1935571
Yes. I concur a with the previous answers. Using that product, I reconstructed my dentures. Smile...
624195
Not sure what you are asking. This produce cleans grout. The tile surface doesn't matter. It won't be harmful to a porcelain tile surface, if that's what you mean.
572011
No, I think they're more for props and crafts. They do look realistic in size and composition, but they don't have full tooth roots and they aren't porcelain.Edit in: Well, if someone has been using them for nearly a year, I guess they're useable! I don't know whether I'd trust the material not to leach unpleasant chemicals though.
1125305
I used it on porcelain tile and it worked perfectly. I had asked the same question before I bought the product.
1003309
I believe that Wenol cleans everything just as long as it is a solid metal. Do not use it on a veneer. It's amazing.
2265062
I don't know how toxic this stuff is, will it fill cracks in iron? its like play doe and if the cracks were big enough you might work it in and it would seal water tight, if your trying to fill the cosmetic cracks in porcelain this is likely overkill. I would google : Repair porcelain sink and see what the pro's use. it dose work well for filling small holes though.