Has anyone use it for Resin outdoor furniture??
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Used it on and old cedar adirondack chair after sanding it. It didn't work well. I should have listened to those who'd tried it before, with poor results. I read that it worked well on new wood, but haven't tried it.
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Yes, I used it on a glass totem outside. It has been exposed to Texas weather and has held up well.
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An interesting idea! But I doubt it will work because the petrifier is not a glue. Rather it is a soak-in resin that stiffens rotted wood but will not bind loose pieces of remaining wood together. I have had the best luck with applying TWO soaking coats of the product and then using an adhesive filler to build up the mass to the desired dimension. Another successful technique is to apply the coats of petrifier and seal the exposed wood with Liquid Nails - it doesn't build back the wood profile, but it does protect quite well from further wearing and rot.
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I've used it on wooden items outside, but not in the full sun. I puts a beautiful finish on the wood, and may be worth treating every other year.
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I have not. It appears to be sturdy enough for craft foam but I can't vouch for it.
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It is NOT wood, it is resin plastic. Yes, it appears to be safe for outdoor usage. VERY small though, the items pictured on the table are MINIATURE. This is a misleading listing.
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I use it on any of my would projects. I make furniture and accessories from reclaimed items. Any items that may be used for food i always use beeswax for the finish. It should work well on the table as long as it is a smooth surface. For a more durable surface I would suggest at least 3 coats with a good buffing in between coats. To make the buffing easier on the table surface I use an orbital buffer, the type you would use to buff a car. I have one that I use just for my furniture projects. It is a small one put out by Turtle Wax. Here is a link. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/251425474054?lpid=82 Good luck with your project.
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I used it on leather golf shoes and a micro fiber pullover, no problem. I have not used it furniture though and would do a small section first if I was you.
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I would NOT recommend it for outdoor use as it is not treated lumber and would probably become warped or damaged from wet weather. Everything in the guide shows for indoor use but nothing states it is only for indoor use. It is very sturdy, but do not know if it would hold up outdoors.
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I havent tried it. When not in use i put them in plastic in garage. So my cushions still look new. I dont leave them out in the elements. Our seating area has overhang. The furniture itself is very lightweight. Moves easily when you sit down. Worldmarket etc has heavier more substancial.
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I gotta believe this would work great for any wood finish in outdoor conditions. My bar top still looks new after being in rain, heat and sun for the past year here in St Louis.
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Hi.This is oil so it should be applied to bare wood. The wood absorbs it and that creates the water resistance that you want for outdoor furniture. Oil of any kind rubbed onto finished wood would just create a greasy surface.Hope this is helpful.-Nik
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I am using it outside. I cover it with an outdoor furniture cover, push it into a breezeway when not using it and have it in the garage for the winter. I am going to look into some kind of waterproofing spray before I put it outside this year. The only negative for me is the fact that I am short and with the wheels on, the table is a little too high to work on comfortably. But it serves my purpose so I am very happy with it.
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I have not. I have used it as a substrate for encaustic work. Good luck with your project.
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As far as I know, it's designed for indoor tanning. I have not seen anyone say they have used it for outdoor tanning. Sorry if that's not a lot of help.
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I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.
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No, I don't think it would work for outside. Maybe a garage but you wouldn't want moisture to be around it. I'm afraid it would just mold the wood.