Could these be used to put on a cornhole set? Meaning, can I apply to wood and put a sealer over it?
2044333
I don't think it would work? They have a clear sheet on top, and have to be transferred on. Then the top sheet peeled off, like a screen protector of a phone... I would hate to waste money if it didn't adhere properly?
1147713
I've never used it for that purpose, but with the correct sealer afterwards..why not???
774114
Lifetime can only be used on "virgin" wood. Once you have applied sealers or coatings it will not work. This is my understanding. Whats nice about lifetime is you can put other coatings over it if you don't like the results. But not the other way around. Too bad because Lifetime is awesome! I've used it on a project 12yrs ago and it preserves the wood with amazing results. I live in Hawaii where the environment is brutal and lifetime is the only product that hold up the longest
1457106
Yes, they should work fine. I've used them on several projects with pressure treated pine.
334451
No, these stick really tight and I dont think they are the kind you can pull off a wooden object and not have damage. I would NOT put them on wood unless you plan to never remove them. I can't say for absolute certain they would cause damage, but based on what I know about these and I have 2 sets of these locks, they would not be good for wood or anything with a paint or stain cover. They work great for fridges though.
451991
I am sorry to say but I can't answer your question. I used Woodlife Classic outdoors as a sealer so that my regular paint would have a good surface to hold the paint.
614939
While I've not tried either, I would think not. They are specifically designed to be used on a powerful vacuum seal machine. I doubt you would get much benefit without the sealer.
506547
All these leak sealers are pretty much similar to each other...they have a special chemical that solidifies when exposed to moisture in air. The theory is if you put these leak sealers into your a/c system and you have a tiny leak then if will be exposed to air moisture through that tiny hole and therefore solidify over the hole sealing the leak. But these leak sealers may or may not work... kind of a gamble. And if it doesn't work, the liquid leak sealers may become solid particles inside your entire a/c system contaminating it. Not worth the gamble to me.
1756218
You could if they worked. They do not seal properly and they don't hold the vacuum seal. I would have sent them back, but I threw away the return info. They are junk!
1163288
this is not a wax,,,just a sealer...I don't know that I would try it for any other application. It works well as intended. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
316438
I don't really know how to answer this question, except that the sealer was thin, so it went a long way. It would depend on how absorbent your wood is though. The rough spots on the wood would soak it right up, where the smooth, sanded parts it would go a lot further on. I did 5 4'X8'X2' (inside and out) garden beds with 1.5 bottles of Soy Seal. I think they are Cedar. It's held up great so far, but it's only been one year since application.
2055007
For wood it works wonder, put in multiple layers. Have not tried with anything else, sorry!
257666
try it, this more for concrete/when putting sealer.I recommend testing a small area first and letting it dry to see what happens.
541421
I'm not a Contractor or Builder etc., but I'm sure they would work with glue. I ordered several of these and used small nails, four along the back edge and three at the bottom of the lip. The only problem I would have with the glue would be the mess if/when you or someone after you would want to go back to the natural hardwood.
1438942
I am assuming you are talking wood veneer and if so then I'm sure it will work just fine. If the veneer has been sealed with clear sealer then this wax, or any other won't penetrate but will rather just sit on top of sealer. But that's not so bad either as it provide additional water protection.
761567
I guess you could if the coating is uniform and adheres to the surface. I have only used it on untreated wood.
1856376
I would not recommend trying that. Definitely not the ideal tool for that job, as these are really made with wood in mind.