Will the product damage a wood surface once removed?
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If should not if removed properly. Watch the video. Its reminds you of the feel of pulling a rubber band, when you are doing it right. It's amazing how clean your walls are. Wood should not be that different. Honestly until I read the directions properly, I was peeling the paint off my walls when removing. Now since I live in a rental I use them for everything I can. Just read directly on how to disengage and follow the weight capacity for hanging. You will love using them. Hope you find this helpful.
1200746
In my experience, yes. The adhesive sticks well, but will let go. I've removed them from all kinds of surfaces (metal, wood, plastic, laminate). If you are super concerned about a wood surface, I'd recommend testing in an out of the way spot (like up under a lower shelf). Also, you could use something like Goo Gone that would release the adhesive, then peel it off carefully with a finger nail or something plastic, and finally rub of the remaining adhesive/Goo Gone with a paper towel. I'm 95% certain it would be just fine. (ts)
1055364
I haven't removed it, but it is not supposed to damage the original finish. I will probably not remove it unless it starts to peel loose. I don't know if that happens or not.
834924
Depends on the material of your furniture. It RUINED my wood coffee table and TV stand.
1353724
I have not noticed any damage so far. Due to the rubber cover, it actually prevents the scratching of wooden floors, and it does not affect carpets. Now, that depends on how much you use the Ab Carver. In time, you may see traces on wood surfaces, but only if you use everytime the same segmentnof the floor. I hope my answer was relevant.
1174337
Depending on the surface, it will most likely leave residue. A rag with some mineral spirits or paint thinner will easily remove the residue however.
1935615
My guess is that it would be better if you let the wood dry out. At least that is what I always do. If the wood is wet, you will not get optimal penetration of the product.
1093198
It had a finish on it, and I don't know that much about wood burning, so I'm not sure. I wouldn't think so, though, since it would damage the finish. My daughter was pleased with what was on it already.
1167402
Since this item is applied using very strong 3M Tape we cannot guarantee that it will not affect the surface paint when removed. Our question is why would you want to remove it?
1631542
I used it on outdoor iron furniture. I don't know how it works with wood. Sorry.
488630
I haven't actually used it on wood, but just now stuck a piece on a wood railing & it sticks pretty well. I think it would work, but I'm not sure if it would affect the wood over time.
595700
We used it on a fireplace mantel that was painted. When we moved and had to remove the museum wax, we didn't notice any damage. But I suppose there is no 100% guarantee...good luck.
869457
I have sprayed it on my wood. It didn't hermit in any way, but it did leave a sticky residue let it dry, so it does need to be wiped off.
599423
I have not used it on varnished pine. I have used it on other furniture surfaces and it did not damage the finish. You should test a small area first just to be sure.
1932190
My experience has been that the polish sinks into the wood and does not cause a buildup. It depends on the finish of the wood. If its been varnished or has a clear coat hardener I wouldn't use this product.
1719547
yes.....if the wood is unsealed or not painted it may penetrate the surface and enter the grain...if the wood product is sealed or painted itworks just as described. You might want to consider "Wet and Forget" also...google it and read its applications..I use it on wood decking.
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i dont think it would do much good as the laquer has sealed the wood.I think it would just smear as it couldnt soak in.