Is it water-based or oil-based?
1651130
Rustoleum copper coat (1% copper in solution) is water-based & very - i'd say the best i've run across - easy to clean-up. Just remember to use hot water & the brush will actually be fluffy when you're done! It dries quickly & in my experience, where i had to leave the applied lumber outside exposed to the elements - not its normal use - it weathered well, with little if any loss of the coating. Good luck!
1651131
As others have indicated, the product is water-based. One note though. If you are painting over the treatment, oil-based primer is recommended and that has worked very well for me.
1651132
The CopperCoat product is basically water-based with soap/water recommended for cleanup. The consistency is really thin and easily soaked up by the wood being treated. I used the same brush for a large deck project and only shook it out after each use.
351015
No, its uses a special type of oil/water thing. I suggest you return them and buy new ones.
3351
When I purchased and used the product, I found the consistency to be very watery... so much so that I couldn't get it onto a sponge without it leaking all over the floor. That is just the consistency of the product. It is not an oil like some other leather conditioners. In fact, I didn't find this product to clean any better than plain old water, so I returned it (I've posted my full review below).
969151
I'm not sure. The stuff I bought works very well but was designed for it. My friend had one that used diesel so my guess is that yes, probably need an oil based product, if water based you would make steam...right?
456731
Not lithium based, it's a polyurea grease. I think it's mineral oil, not synthetic, but I couldn't confirm the base oil.
1976558
No u can use oilbased, but it'll take way to much mineral spirits to clean the machine. I don't use oilbased paints in mine.
1777144
I've used mine in water and around water. Was never slippery for me. Have never had oil on my hands.
1370165
It is actually oil, and they should have come with the oil in them. I ended up , upgrading to a different style, because I tried those twice and they were defective both times. Hope this helps.
1290712
Hello, thank you for taking interest in our products! The clean liquid inside is an oil (glycerin) based substance--not water. - Customer Service.
509555
Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side.Thanks,BobBestway
962403
It is oil-based from petroleum distillate. An excellent product - considered superior to other products on the market.
333419
We recommend the use of water-based lubricants only. Oil-based lubricants and silicone based lubricants should NOT be used, since they will slowly destroy the Fleshlight material over time. Our water based Fleshlube is recommended for use with the Fleshlight products.
1484575
Oil. I use Orville Reddenbacher, but you can use regular vegetable oil, too.
198924
NO! It is not Oil based. Ingredients are: BUTYLATED HYDROXYTOLUENE (UNII: 1P9D0Z171K) POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL...note the "Hydro" in Hydroxytoluene...these are water based. The skin and nails are awfully water proof, so wont get to the fungus. You need something oil based (Jojoba oil is the oil of choice right now)...go see your podiatrist
1894691
It's a water based pomade, your hair will not be manageable, if you apply with dry hair it will hold your hair really strong! with wet hair a little less. I want to try another pomade, "oil based pomade" and try achieve exactly the same you want.
401680
Water based. I have used it on Western Red Cedar boards, Pine boards, D-Fir Boards and plywood with no raised grain issues that could not be handled with a light sanding. Desired "ageing" or greying of substrate was quick and uniform across all species mentioned above.
1272014
I have used water instead of the included oil since I got it. Still works great!