can this be used on bathroom fixtures
1888921
"It puts a lacquered finish on metals such as brass. The lacquer contains an anti-tarnish additive to keep metals bright, clean and new looking longer." That is what the can says. I used it on a brass bed and it worked beautifully to keep it from tarnishing with fingerprints etc. It does a nice job. I cleaned and polished the brass first before applying the lacquer. It gives the brass a nice soft shine. I hope this helps.
1888922
No , I wouldn't try on fixtures. I used on shower door hinges and worked great.
1888923
I have not used it on bathroom fixtures....only on a big brass tray. I see no reason why you could not use it on bathroom fixtures, especially if they are very dry when applied and let dry before using the fixtures. This is just my opinion.
435152
You can use for anything the only problem is it will never go off if it isn't surrounded by walls. I have a door to the outside from my bathroom. If I don't close the door the light stays on. That's all I have for you.
1293707
I've been using them on my ceramic tile with now problems. I'm sure it would not harm any bathroom service, it's made of a plastic material.
1570036
I don't really know as I have never tried it on a bathroom faucet. But, I checked the bathroom faucet I currently have and unscrewed the fixture on the end. It appeared to be the same size as my kitchen faucet so I believe it would work. I did not unscrew my device from the kitchen faucet to prove this. Good luck.
725096
I would think so, if the fan & light are wired separately or already controlled by separate switches. I've only used it on a large ceiling fan, not a bathroom fan. The fan side of the switch has 3 positions for 3 speeds, which ceiling fans are designed for, but I would guess at least the high speed setting should work, just can't say for sure since i haven't tried it on a bathroom ventillation fan. On/off & dimming of the light should work fine.
1403636
The enclosed instructions say you can. I tried it on the bathroom mirror and it worked great.
568702
I would think so, I've used them in enclosed and non-enclosed fixtures with no problems.
2063660
Sure you can use it for the bathroom . I hope your bathroom is huge cause this fixture is big as well . It doesn't say wet or damp locations on the fixture though .I hope I was helpful
902579
These are not sealed, and would likely corrode and fail over time. You may be able to install it in a rated fixture for showers. Refer to appropriate NEC standards for shower installations. An alternative would be an LED bulb installed in a fixture designed for showers.
229597
I am not sure I used mine for the light fixtures in my ceiling sorry I wasn't much of a help you could probably google it to see if others have used it for that
453162
yes it can and it works well except in tight fixtures!!!! The bulbs wont last as long as you think....
165239
I am using it on a kitchen light that has 4 small incandescent candelabra style bulbs. Works great on those. If your using incandescent bulbs and their not over-sized, it should be okay. I don't know if it would work on fluorescent type lighting.
223023
I have used it on white fabric and a white plastic laundry sink. The only thing I would say to watch it with is any kind of fixture that isn't solid metal, just coated it makes them peel.
1987086
I would not think so. The kit is great for changing bulbs in fixtures with down mounted light bulbs so long as the fixture is open at the bottom.
116549
If you can create a bracket to hold the fixture it is possible. Otherwise as given it is only for flush ceiling mount only
1853648
Not easily. Any fixture is linkable with the correct wiring. This is not ideal for that purpose
2207586
That would have to be answered by the manufacturer or an electrician depending on your particular application due to possible injury to you , property , or the fixture or all the above . Anything that is above recommendations by the manufacturer could lead to possible injury . I would say no until you check with the manufacturer .