Can I use this on unfinished wood to create a wash?
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I would say u could test it out on something like a piece of wood but this is fabric medium so the idea is to make the paint softer for fabrics. For a wash I believe u can use some water with paint.
1380353
not sure, but I use on hard wood. its not a soaking application so I guess it would be ok
1549759
this is a heavy duty cleaner and if the wood has a finish on it,then I think it would be o.k.
21830
I have not tried my Ewbank steam cleaner on wood. I would be quite cautious in doing so since the steam is such a temperature that could dry and possibly damage wood. Good luck.
1385355
You probably could, but, scouring is probably not the recomended method. There are cleaners out there thatwould do a fairly good job without ruining the finish on the tub. Talk to your hardware store expert. I believe Kaboom may be one of their suggestions. Remember that stains, lime build up an soap scum may take different products to do the cleaning. Good luck!
945010
No! Absolutely not! You should never place anything wet on a wooden surface, finished or unfinished. Use a coaster.
1509583
I would not recommend it for unsealed/ unfinished wood. If the wood is dirty, sand or or steel wool area. The purpose of this product is to clean and protect the FINISH of the wood. The company states it may dry out area or leave an oily residue....but not harm the wood. You dont state why you would want use the product.....You may want to google the company for a type of product you need for your concern, I have always found them very helpful.
1429401
I don't see an reason why you can't. I've used the product on a variety of wood surfaces. It will leave a slight sheen, if this is acceptable
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I thought to try that, but my washer will not 'fill' unless there are clothes PRESENT in the drum...so there is no way to pre-dissolve or I would do that! You would not have believed what a mess my last load of darks was. I am wondering if I need to do 'extra rinse'...seems like a waste of water there.
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No, I would not! It works perfectly on smooth, unfinished furniture - even unpainted but I would not recommend it for reclaimed would and certainly not crevices or chips in the wood. I have no idea what to use except for a good power sander and work down from several grades of sandpaper until it is more manageable.
1907283
The wood is finished, so not sure it would take a stain without sanding or taking off the finish.
503422
It comes unfinished so I don't see why not. I gave it a coat of teak oil and the wood looks great. BTW, it's much sturdier than it looked to me in the picture.
1681465
Yes. The surface is raw wood and can be stained or finished any way you would finish other raw wood.
1841294
I have used it on raw teak, oak, and eucalyptus. It is a sort of wood nourisher, not a polish.
1328554
There is no finish on the wood. If I were to use this in a moist environment, I would treat it first.
1253912
I think the answer is, it depends. I use it to lightly coat my cast-iron woodworking surfaces to keep the rust away in the humidity of Houston. However you can apply this as a finishing coat to wood surfaces if you want that kind of antique finish look. It would be best to read the following article and make the decision for yourself. The small amount that goes onto metal wood working surfaces is not enough to mess up any staining you may do as a finishing touch as you most likely will lightly sand the surface and remove any of the wax that may have come off the metal surface onto the unfinished wood (i do this all the time and never had a problem staining after using my tools). http://woodworking.about.com/od/finishing/p/PasteWaxWoodFinish.htm
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Yes, buy the color closest to your woodwork, apply it with 0000 steel wool and wipe off with towel. Yor wood will look better than new!