Can you use Briwax on stone sculptures?
2017318
I don't really know. However, this is not a wax I would use on material exposed to water since it will spot. Try it on a small sample and see if you like the results. Since it works great on furniture, you could invest in a can just to try it. I would recommend the clear wax for that purpose.
2017319
Yes, I use it on counter tops (clear) and anything that needs protection and shine.
1155619
Would not recommend, these require a constant flow of water to avoid scratching the surface. Granite has a high sheen, this could end up ruining the finish if there insufficient water flow.
1235895
Yes, you can. Here is the e-mail I got from Giani support:Thank you for your inquiry. You may use the Giani Granite White Diamond Kit on the ceramic tile. To apply the Giani on tile, simply sand the tile first with a fine grit #600 sandpaper, and then wipe the sand particles off with a damp cloth and let dry. Then apply Giani as normal.They also sent me two pictures showing ceramic tiles after application of this product.
991167
Yes, but it can potentially leave a film on the stone if not wiped down before drying.
1931154
I'm sure you can as long as you put a small amount on the bottom. There are swarovski rhinestones that are made for fabric application. You should search for "hotfix rhinestones". To my understanding they come with a heat activated adhesive on the flat back portion of the stone. Hopefully this helps you.
1367182
I had a professional to do it and there was no problem but it was not applied to slate. It was flag stone and field stone.
86370
Hubby says that all the diamond tipped ones can be used on stone or glass. ( the granular embedded ones). Hope that can help you!! :.))
867420
No you cannot. It is mainly for initial cracks that have about 1" spikes or less. 'The spikes will disappear and the small stone chip hole will be filled.
1396534
Application is very simple. Just wet the stone and rub it on the skin. Very effective without chemicals! Need to use with attention because it is slippery when wet, and if you drop it, it will shatter. The smaller pieces can still be used, but it is not as easy, and after an initial shock, the remaining stone pieces seem to fragment more easily.
1086270
I've been using it for years now and while I haven't had to use it for brick, I have used it on stone to remove lead paint AND on a historic wooden home from 1822 that was vandalized with several coats of spray paint. For your reference, both surfaces came clean but the stone took a while longer and required a wire brush and some tarping so the spatter from using the wire brush wouldn't affect other areas NOT coated with paint. Please remember that sometimes brick is more porous then stone.
2218428
Yes, I used it on the manufactured granite, not on the nature granite stone.
1503988
not that I can tell. I would say no. the stone has been smoothly polished to a beautiful seamless finish
10280
Yes. Dont use if there are stones gled on. I suggest a silver cleaning cloth for that.
377814
I believe you can . As long as the clay if fully hardened and the fake water isn't a pure solvent base product
572718
No. Never use a "stone" in one of these, as a rule of thumb. It'll make the pearl disintegrate.
2071987
I would think you can if the rock surface is porous. I have to bake my ceramic so the paint dosen't scratch off. Or you could apply an acrylic sealer after the paint is dry.
1830329
i'm not sure what milliput or green stuff you're talking about, but once it's cured it's very sandable. i've carved it with an X-acto as well. i would definitely let it cure overnight before sanding.