would this be a good product for maximum protection on a wood kitchen table? will it hold up against heat and water and everyday use?
1076572
I don't think so. Lacquer has the advantage that you can re-coat even many years later. It is not very scratch resistant. I do not know about heat. I use satin Deft for turned objects that will not get a great deal of wear when I want a low luster. If you do use it and it is going over an existing finish, coat with shellac before applying.Many years ago I finished our kitchen table with tung oil and it held up remarkably well for many years of hard use.
1076573
I don't know about heat, but we used it to refinish the wooden cabinets below our sink, which were getting some water damage and it seems to be holding up to more splashes from the sink and around the dishwasher. Deft was recommended by the contractor who remodeled our kitchen as being easy to apply and pretty resilient. It definitely is easy to apply--we simply gave the water damaged area a light sanding with very fine steel wool, wiped it down, and sprayed on the Deft. It goes on very evenly and doesn't drip.
1076574
I have a bar that has been in use for 20 years and shows no marks left by water, ice or other normal use. I don't know what effect heat would have. I would expect that normal table top use would be OK
1387302
It didn't say anything about that on the package mine came in, and I use mine on a glass surface. But I don't really see anything about it that would hurt wood. There's 3 little foam feet on the bottom. I would feel safe buying it for a wooden table.
611310
I suspect for some period of time, but its solid, low grade wood and doesn't appear to be treated. If outside, even though covered, I'd coat it with some level of protection.
942428
Yes! I have used this product for years. I also use it on my good wood tables and it has never damaged anything comes right off and can be reused over and over. It comes on handy to keep the grand kids from knocking things over.
1673841
I never thought about that but it is pretty durable. As long as it's a clean smooth surface it should do well. I would also recommend that it not be in an area where is would get wet.
141245
I have not used it in an application where heat is an issue, so I can't honestly tell u. Sorry! By the looks of the other responses, it to hold up to a lot of heat!
211736
We'll I haven't 'tested' it yet:). Like I said in my review it will be good against light wear and tear. Small drops like off a table would probably be ok. Tossing it out of a moving vehicle, not so much.
847600
I use it on my kitchen table (wood, but sealed with some sort of gloss). I wouldn't use it on a nice dining room table without a glossy protectant, though.
454826
I used this product to coat and seal my kitchen island. It has stood up to my cooking, chopped, dicing. I used the gloss and I like it. I don't know how hard you are on your kitchen table, but I think, it will work. I hope it does if you decide to try it.
2191067
Its a great product for laptops and it really depends on the size of your table but i think it could work for hw too! It does a great job protecting my desk. Hope this helps!
466360
The surface is smooth, but not glassy so it may not work for what you have in mind. It holds up to the temp of my embossing heat gun, but I don't think it's designed to withstand the intense temps of an industrial heat gun. Most silicone for household use is rated for 450F degrees. I suggest you look at the wattage on your heat gun and then go to their web site to see if you can get a better answer to your question, sorry.
260220
For the most part, yes. But I have some wood sealed outdoors under cover and it is holding up fine. But def. not for use where it will get lots of sun and wet. Hope this helps. If you want a product for exposure to the elements outdoors, I recommend Ecoprocote bran "Eco-Tuf" product. The "AQ" formulation of this product is for submersible apps. check it out at ecoprocote.com By the way, I don't work for any of these comapines, I just researched A LOT, and have them on my home project.
952410
I use it on all of my wood furniture and wood cabinets, but I don't have any experience w/ wood that has been treated for heat/water resistance. I would think that it would be fine. I started using it when an antiques dealer recommended it to keep wood conditioned and looking good, and I've loved the product ever since.
1684748
I used it to cover two tables in my living room- the one that is in the sun, it has started to peel up from the underside edges of the tabletop in just a couple months. The other (identical, in form and in material) table is fine. I wouldn't recommend using it outside!
1972631
Yes and I'll explain why. It's made of fleece with ties so it's flexible. Under the fleece is waterproof material which protects the wood . I would make sure on measurement. If the sides are curved you might need more length (or not)Hope this helps
258081
Yes, it is safe to set on a table. it does not get hot; however, I would use a pad, cloth or some protection for a bare table.
1733164
I use it on a Weber grill stand - whose surface is made out of plastic - with no problems at all. The heat seems to draft up. This grill is made primarily for picnicking, tailgating, etc. - which means use on a variety of surfaces - I believe you will be real happy with it for table top use on a wood, plastic or aluminum surface. (You can tell I really like it)