Could I use this on a wooden table without ruining the finish? Just removed some foam for baby-proofing and it left the adhesive behind
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I used it to remove some foam tape residue that was left when the side moulding was removed on my car. It didn't damage the paint on the car. I would try a small place on the leg of the table or under the top to be sure that it doesn't soften the dried finish before I would use it on the top.
930388
In my opinion yes.I would use small amounts in small area of the wood, it should only remove the adhesive without any damage to wood. Use with lightly when removing.
930389
Hi, not sure.....it may react with finish. I used it on a window that had stickers on it before.
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I used regular blue painter's tape when I masked off a table I covered. Worked really well - no tape residue was left behind. Try to make a dam with the tape as opposed to covering like you would if you were painting. In other words, have the tape meet the epoxy at a perpendicular angle, instead of just taping off like you would with paint. (The epoxy will decoupage anything under it.)
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It does not look like it could be removed. If you try it does not look like it would be easy, may cause damage to the rest of the wood.
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i would say yes you can. use two sided tape but rember it could possibly damage wood surface if you take it off
451386
I have not had the chance to use this product yet but I would assume since the product is solvent based, it may not be wise to use on a greasey surface- Im not sure the product would cure properly, but if the surface is finished and not slick, it shouldnt corrode the finish on the wood. Maybe do a test on a small area like underside something and dip a q tip into a throw away plastic cup that has some of the material sprayed into it before applying it allover.
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I never use furniture polish on the Rafferty Table, Jane. Sometimes I may use a very slighly damp tee shirt type rag. I have these table a little over a year, and found that this works well.
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It would work great as far as preventing your kitten off it, but yes it would leave a residue which you *might* be able to clean off and it could possibly hurt the finish. I recommend trying the tape on a place not easily seen (like underneath the table) and see its effects. But keep in mind that you can avoid using the tape and try to train the kitten by leaving a cardboard scratch box near the table and encouraging him to use that instead of your nice wood.
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I used it on s table top and it got a scratch. I would not use it again because of the cost, smell and extra long dry time. I prefer oil based poly.
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I would pop a chalk line, or pencil a line where the threshold will go, and scuff or "key" the surface a little for better adhesion. Liquid nail is pretty good stuff, but a little prep is always a good idea. Remember, you aren't hanging off of it, it is on the floor and only down pressure is in effect. You should be okay.
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I don't think you would need adhesive if you have it fit the furniture. It is fairly soft. It's very easy to work with and to sew. I made "pillow cases" out of it very easily to cover the cushions of my outdoor furniture to keep my cushions clean. When I have people over I take the plastic covers off. Hope that helps!
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I don't see an reason why you can't. I've used the product on a variety of wood surfaces. It will leave a slight sheen, if this is acceptable
2012609
I have used it on my oak dining room table. Gave a very nice finish. Noticed that when spills of liquids happen, they are easy to wipe up and do not soak in the wood. What I did before using it on the whole table was to try it on a small sample edge of the table - waited a few days - wiped it with a damp cloth to see what happened, etc. That way I was testing in the same wood finish as the table top, without risk to the whole table.
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Are you talking about using it on the plywood or stoing it until you get the table? I would think either way it should work.
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You really need to anchor it, don't use it on a good table top. It will scratch & mar, unless you can get something under it to help keep it stationary.
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The glue is very sticky and hold very well. I would think it would be okay if the wood is not too uneven/rough. I would think it would hold up pretty well if it got a little wet too
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Yes, if you are going to refinish anyway, this product won't harm the wood. Just lightly sand the surface, and this product will provide a temporary fix and protect the surface.
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Sorry, but I have no idea since I attached mine on wooden furniture only. Just to give you an idea, the adhesive that goes with it is probably the same kind of double sided tape that 3M is selling. You might want to try if 3M adheres to brick. If not, I guess you can use "hardware-type" adhesives instead. Good luck!