Can this be used on metal cabinets? On the outside of a cast-iron bathtub?
517239
it says for use on any wood or painted cabinet surface, and laminate. it does not say anything about metal, but I think it would easily scratch off of metal
517240
That type of surface is not mentioned in the literature provided, so I wouldn't try it. However, I believe there is special paint for bathtubs. I recommend you ask you local home improvement store.
517241
Hello,The bonding coat is simply a product called Zinsser 1-2-3 Bullseye Primer that you can buy from Home Depot or Lowes. If you research that product you will see that, yes, it can be used over metal. Given that, this product can be used on any surface that the primer can bond to.
517242
There's a list of surfaces in the instructions. I really doubt it includes bathtubs. For one thing, the deglosser is made for surfacessuch as wood that have gloss or finish. The deglosser apparently contains a bonding agent to make the base coat work.
2210540
It is meant to be used on a porcelain coated surface such as a stove or washer or dryer. If your tub or sink has this kind of surface, I think that it would work for you. I don't think that is meant to work on plastic surfaces.
1837633
I can't answer this because we had an old enamel tub. It worked great on that. I would be afraid of the water and mold growing in the grout under the mat. Maybe someone else has tried it. Sorry!
762375
I'm not sure. If the cabinet is a flat door, you might have a problem with the metal handle being in the way as the suction cups are recessed. If you plan on using the handle to set on top of/over the cabinet door that might work. However, I have never used suction cups on anything other than sinks, tubs, windows, etc...
2014227
I don't see why not unless it is a very shallow bath. Added to the heat-retaining properties of metal, the water might get too warm and encourage excess growth of bacteria and other nasties. Conversely, fully heating a concrete bath in a Northern climate is a bit out of their range.
1754929
I can't see why not. I used it on the outside of a wood burning stove. Good Luck.
1894577
Probably not. If the tub is really cast iron, try using a sledge hammer to bust it up. Cast iron is brittle. If you still want to use a cutting tool, you should pickup a die grinder and use 8 or 10 inch cutting disks.
354934
I have this outside currently (and it gets wet in the rain) blocking insects from getting into the house through weep holes in the brick and it's holding up nicely. I would not think it would get in the way of bathtub fixtures, but really depends on how you install it!
66082
I used it on a porcelain tub. It worked well and seems very durable. I only needed to cover abour 5 square feet of surface and did not use all of the container. I am well satisfied.
38375
If the tub is bigger than a standard size tub, it will work. I use mine outside my shower stall in my motor home because the shower is elevated and it's a long step down. Hope that helps. If it doesn't work for you, you can always return it.
1379696
I used in on a ceramic tile floor and porcelain bathtub. Don't know if it work be appropriate for acrylic. You could probably get the info from the company. Try googling amazing goop.
2248421
I have used it on mahogany louvers, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, in dry and tropical climates. Awesome product. I washed first with Murphy's wood oil soap, then applied two coats. Keeps wood looking like new for years.
248539
I have only used it on rust deposits on the surface of our fiberglass bathtub & kitchen sink. I would give it a try in a very small area to see how it worked. That way you can use a touch up paint to cover the area.
486074
I use it on my Stainless Steel sink, pots etc and I haven't had any problems. I suggest you try it on a small section on the bottom of whatever you're going to clean!
1178356
If it's between the tub and sink cabinet, I would think it could get wet. I don't know if your warranty would be honored if you store it there... Perhaps not a good idea for an electric scale of this type.
211019
I think this can work on a fiberglass tub IF the tub does not flex too much as the clamp is tightened. Mine wasused on a standard cast iron tube, so the clamping was certain.
322459
I don't see why not since it is a very mild soap. My in laws used it in their maple cabinets.