Can a clear finish be applied over this (polyurethane)?
1658713
I've not tried that because I want to match colors, but I don't know why not. Wouldn't hurt to try.
1658714
If it has soaked into the wood completely and cured completley polyurethane will still bond to the surface. This product soaks in well only on porus, soft wood. On sounder wood it has a tendecy to just "sit on the surface."
1909545
I applied this to older oak cabinets which had uneven levels of polyurethane remaining. I did a good cleaning with an all purpose spray cleaner and then a light sand with a sanding block. We have finished 3 bathroom cabinets at this point and the finish is great on all of them using this same process.
16189
Yes, typical you would use a construction grade adhesive made for polyurethane.
1297843
good question mate......I'll put a heat gun on a bit today and get back to you...other than that google up polyurethane properties perhaps....Bob...
1504120
It is Ok. with stain, but I didn't try it with both lacquer or polyurethane. Dr. Eng. Rafik M. Fawzy
630065
I dont see why not. Its a good question though. I would contact general finishes and ask them to be for sure though
1734956
This is about as clear as varnishes/urethanes get. It will slightly yellow the wood whenyou apply it, but not very mutch at all, and it will NOT get more yellow over time like most polyurethanes do. I don't like the yellowed look, and very happy with this product. I have used it on both maple and walnut with good results.
526802
I don't believe I'd use this product for touching up a hardwood floor. You might not be able to see it now, but if you did a small area on the floor, I'd bet it would not blend in with the old finish. If you have an inconspicuous area where you could sand out a spot and try it just to see if it would blend, you might try it, but if the floor wasn't finished with this same exact polyurethane, I doubt this will work. This same product comes in a can, and I've used the satin finish to fill in small scratches on hardwood floors with good results. Good luck on your repairs!
1586097
Not sure if it's polyurethane or what, but it is clear and shiny. Wish the manufacturer would address this question. I would avoid the product unitl there is a definitive answer from the manufacturer.
497736
Not sure but there is a finish, I would contact the manufacturer. Sorry I was of no help. :(
1341973
I dont' know if this product would do it. I'd look for a polyurethane especially for that purpose.
688167
It has a water resistant finish on the top, but I don't think I would recommend using this outdoors. You could polyurethane it yourself as an added precaution but I would be concerned about the glue that holds the 50 or so individual pieces together. If you do decide to go for it and polyurethane it yourself, be sure to do the underside because that comes without any protective finish. Even if it is not rained on directly, it will absorb moisture from the humidity and it is vulnerable on the underside.
1052033
Hi Since you are not worried about the finish, you may try Goo Be Gone. It can be purchased almost anywhere. It may not even do any damage to the surface either.
257669
I used the product in my garage after applying an epoxy finish. I can not remember if I mixed it with polyurethane or epoxy for the top coat. In any case, I was a little suprised, the product worked very well. This was about 3 years ago and the top coat has held up very well. It does add some grip to the floor but I am not sure how it does.
1046280
several coats of clear polyurethane should be a good sealant. I recommend 5-6 light coats. Although I haven't had the item outside for long so I can't speak to the durability
432211
we used it on brick wall and cement floor before putting down a tile flooring so do not know about finish over wood. over the brick and cement it looked the same once it was dry.
995934
Very smooth but without a polyurethane coat, you may have etching in the wood from your writing..