Has any one ever tried it on the inside of a spa? Will it hurt the finish?
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What material is the spa? I have used the product for bath tubs, showers and toilet bowls + tanks. Works great
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I have used it on white fabric and a white plastic laundry sink. The only thing I would say to watch it with is any kind of fixture that isn't solid metal, just coated it makes them peel.
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This is not professional quality bath, so I suspect it won't last long if you leave it on for prolonged periods of time. Otherwise salons would be buying this stuff instead off the ones that cost hundreds of dollars... The max I've had it on was 4 hours.
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I went to the spa today and had a facial done using this product and I asked the lady who did my facial that very same question. I get ingrown hairs on the back of my arms and I wanted to know if this product would open up my pores to release those hairs. She told me the Clairisonic Pro would do that. I haven't bought it yet so I can't tell you if it actually works from experience, but according to the spa lady, it would.
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I wouldn't!!! I got burns on my underarms from it being there just for a few minutes...I'd never put it on even more of a sensitive area. There are too many curves, and if it starts to burn you wouldn't be able to get it off fast enough.
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I havent tried but it is synthetic so it might ruin it if you do maybe on really low heat
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You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads up on the travertine. I'm guessing that I'll have to recoat every 3-4 years.
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That's perfect! I just uploaded two images of ours, showing you the exact measurement. May have to wait a few hrs til the review posts to see the image though. The entire depth of the bracket on the spa is about 4.5
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I have not used wax but I have used some pretty thick soap. Because it mixes in the cup it thins itself and you shouldn't have any problem. I would worry that the max will continually coat the inside if you don't rinse it out well enough which would lead to a clog in time. My opinion, rinse it super thoroughly and you shouldn't have an issue....shouldn't.
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I have used this inside my home, around the base board, on the tile, and have not had a problem with it. My base boards are painted and it has not blistered or pealed the paint. I also have used it in my pool house. It is mostly wood and have sprayed the windowsills and base board in there with no problem.
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Your spa would have to be very large to do that and the floor would need to be very flat to allow them inside. So I think not. They're perfect for outside getting into the spa though!!!
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I have used this brand for a long time and as long as you follow directions it works great. When adding it to the spa make sure it is running as directed on the bottle. I let mine run for a half hour before using the test strip for the ph.
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I have a Thermal Spa Professional V2 that works fine. I recently heard that OPI makes one that dries in 30 seconds. I would check into that one if I didn't already have one. Have fun playing with your nails!
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I would say no, You have to pick up the spa to slide the plate under it, only way to do it while its full would be with a forklift or furniture dolly, and I don't think either would be recommended, you could damage your spa. I ordered mine just before my scheduled time to drain and refill my spa so it wasn't a big deal.
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I tried it on finished bathroom woodwork and it did not seem to work. It did not seem to affect the finish of the woodwork though. I suggest experimenting more on finished woodwork.
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I wouldn't advise it. I loved it but after using it everyday for a month, I began to get horrible ingrown hairs. I would recommend going to a spa and have it professionally removed.
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Yes, it worked great. The clear spray even added some extra glistening/shine. Spray lightly, let it drip if needed and spay again while its still wet. Spray inside too and let it drip.
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Dear Simone, it would be helpful to know a bit more about the surface of the vanity: wood, wood composite, formica or another laminate or plastic? The Krud Kutter is very effective in removing just about anything, which is why it is reccomended as a pre-painting cleaner. For the price, you can't lose by trying. However, if the surface of your vanity is a natural product, like wood, I suggest that you use the product but not let it "sit" on the surface. If the "globe crap" doesn't lift on the first application, use the Krud Kutter a few times. You probably don't want it saturating the area you plan to stain. Having done a little refinishing, I would consider using a very fine steel wool (000 or 00) either with or after using the Krud Kutter. Make sure you wipe off all residue so your stain will work. Good luck.