Will I have problems staining after using Anchorseal?
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As Nathan stated, don't stain directly onto a surface coated with Anchor Seal. I use Anchor Seal on ends of logs to slow down the drying of the wood, preventing the logs splitting/cracking at the ends due to rapid moisture loss. The Anchor Seal is slightly "waxy" and most likely won't take a stain. If you sand away the Anchor Seal, the wood beneath may revert to original wood surface and then be able to take a stain. As a wood turner (lathe) I use Anchor Seal to prevent cracking between the time the wood is cut from tree (into logs) and the time I start turning the wood. Could be 3-6 months. As Nathan stated, don't stain directly onto a surface coated with Anchor Seal. I use Anchor Seal on ends of logs to slow down the drying of the wood, preventing the logs splitting/cracking at the ends due to rapid moisture loss. The Anchor Seal is slightly "waxy" and most likely won't take a stain. If you sand away the Anchor Seal, the wood beneath may revert to original wood surface and then be able to take a stain. As a wood turner (lathe) I use Anchor Seal to prevent cracking between the time the wood is cut from tree (into logs) and the time I start turning the wood.... » Read More As Nathan stated, don't stain directly onto a surface coated with Anchor Seal. I use Anchor Seal on ends of logs to slow down the drying of the wood, preventing the logs splitting/cracking at the ends due to rapid moisture loss. The Anchor Seal is slightly "waxy" and most likely won't take a stain. If you sand away the Anchor Seal, the wood beneath may revert to original wood surface and then be able to take a stain. As a wood turner (lathe) I use Anchor Seal to prevent cracking between the time the wood is cut from tree (into logs) and the time I start turning the wood. Could be 3-6 months. « Show Less
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I use Anchorseal 2 on my logs before I put them on the sawmill. Once the lumber is dry and cut into boards, I knock the sealed ends off. I have never had a problem with staining afterwards. I do not stain over top of the sealer. Probably not the answer you wanted but felt it may be helpful to others.
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Use the 2x pet and stain formula along with the oxygen boost formula. Not all set in stains go completely away. These two products combined have been the best solution for most of my set in stains. Hope this helps.
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Yes hold it on the stain and check it about every 5 minutes. You should see bubbles come up from around the tool. I found that I had to refresh the acid in it often. This Item worked great for me. I took out some large stains with it on a pool on my pool route. When you purchased the item it should of came with instructions. Follow the instructions. The stains I removed where on the bottom of the pool, some large and some small. It took about 3 hours to remove the stains.
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Yes I have. I put approximately 5-10 drops in with the detergent. I've had no problem with staining.
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probably not. you should contact the chemical's manufacturer or a flooring expert. wood stains I think are a different problem because of the materials being treated.
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Pretreat with a scotch guard. I have not experienced any staining as of yet however, I monitor who and what are around this beautiful yet fragile upholstered chair - It's a great piece of furniture.
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I am a novice furniture finisher. I stained a raw wood bookcase. This was my first piece and don't know how the stain would look on a piece previously stained. Sorry.
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I had the same thing happen and it was still a bit tacky too. I just let it cure a couple days longer until exposed it to water and it did go away without any issues.
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I haven't used this yet, but you can stain with the Ardex SD-M stain and it will adhere. Apparently, other stains will not work. For more info go to karapaslaydesigndotcom. She is a huge fan of this product, and gives step by step instructions on her blog. Hope to get to using this in my kitchen soon.
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Sorry, I haven't used this product yet. I panicked when I saw a stain, purchased the product but was able to remove the stain without it. Good luck
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Doubt it. The first go round I stained it white but even after a couple "coats" it still looked gray. It was pretty until I put the sealer on and then it looked like mica. It was too space ship looking for my taste and I redid it
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I was afraid of staining as well, so I did the projects on an old, plastic lined picnic table. Should be fine once is dry though.
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I don't think you'll have any stain issues; however, having said that, I see on Google where you can get stain remover for Bluestone. As for securing, the mats are solid and securing should not be an issue.
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I haven't really had any problems with staining...but I also am careful with it.
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I sprayed Virbac Knockout Flea/Tick spray on almost everything in my basement and I didn't see any staining on any materials, but of course you should test it on an a scrap piece of material first. It did do the job for me as advertised. I did buy extra to treat again in a month or so, never assume you've killed all the larvae, etc. Have a maintenance program. Good luck!
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Hi Doug,I'm pretty certain it won't hurt the fiberglass in any way. The problem will be to have the stains exposed to a solution of super ironout for a long enough period of time for it to work completely. I principally use it to clean iron stains off of mineral specimens. I soak the specimens in a warm super ironout solution from 2 hours to overnight, depending.Good luck,Steve C.
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yes, we had a dark water stain which was removed with one application. we gave it a second application just to ensure we did not miss anything. the stain removal was almost instant with the first application. we highly recommend this product.