I need this to protect new 12" wood beams before drywall is installed and painting will this work
2018464
Yes it will work. I'd recommend painters tape near any outer edges. It sticks well to the wrap. I protected kitchen cabinets from sanding dust, and it worked well.
2018465
It would protect it from stains from paint, stains, dust, etc. I believe it would allow dents, and marks from being hit.
526801
I've only used this on a piece of outdoor furniture, so I can't speak to how it would work for you. I will say that it went on nicely, self leveling, easy to use. It's been almost a year, and my piece is still looking pretty nice. Good luck!
543827
I had to look this up to be sure, but yes it will. I pulled this off their website. "Elmer's Damaged Wood Repair is ideal for wood restoration, replacing rotted wood sections, securing wood to concrete, metal, or other surfaces, and many other large wood repair and reconstruction projects when additional strength is required." I got it from here: http://www.elmers.com/product/detail/E761?filterPath=wood-filler%2frepair%2f. When I used this product, I only had the bottom of the putty butted up against the wood. And I jammed it in there, so I was really unsure if was made for that.
1827162
It should be fine, but this is a fairly low-end product, best for temporary use or in low-traffic areas. I'd lean more toward refinishing or painting the wood.
2258212
I'd say it will, since this is essentially painting the wood white. Except this paint is transparent, so the wood underneath shows through a little. Just don't use oil based polyurethane to coat, because it will turn yellow over time.
1502807
I think you should be fine. I just stuck some to my drywall (which is painted with latex paint) and it came right off without taking any of the paint with it.
655997
the wood and the epoxy in time will expand and contract at a different rate. there's cheaper stuff that's designed specifically for that purpose. the filler you want is whats used to repair and maintain Victorian homes in San Francisco
1448141
You may need a second kit of the 2 part epoxy paste, the liquid wood hardener and putty would likely be redundant.
457845
If you use a good primer before you paint, it should be okay. I recommend Stix primer by Benjamin Moore. I work in a hardware store that sells paint, and this is a good product for your project.
32087
It sticks to painted drywall, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't stick to wood...
2058550
Yes, it will work on wood fine ,I brought dry wall anchors for The room with the dry wall
1675630
I will say Yes,I used it to waterproof my bathroom wall and applied over plywood , applied 2 -3 coat before i put up the green broad,when green seal drys up, it feel like rubber great stuff.
266705
Yes. It should b fine. I use this to protect the bottom of my cabinets. But it should b thick enough.
1636471
Just to be safe I would but I am pretty sure it will not but that depends on the size of the cracks. Some of the cracks on my deck are filled in after applying, only the wider spaced boards still have a crack.
610743
I applied it to studs using drywall screws, and then covered it with the drywall. The material is very heavy and may not hold up with just an adhesive.
2194428
It had the same wing screw fastener that you would find on electrical work boxes used in existing walls, usually called "old work boxes". If those work for your wall thickness, then this item will work for you.
640066
That will wholly depend on the quality of your paint and drywall. It is the pull style tab. BUt immediately after installing it I attempted to remove mine. There was enough resistance that I thought dammage would occur. I have walls tha thave been professionally painted in 2013. But I did nto wnat to risk it. Also I used Sherwin williams harmony paint. One of their highest quality paints.