can this be used on laminate
1835985
Rough up the laminate using 150 grit sandpaper removing most of the original color. Use long, even strokes to do this, top to bottom. Wipe down with a tack cloth. Clean with mineral spirits and let the surface dry thoroughly. I did this on the laminated ends of my kitchen cabinets applying very light coats and sanding very lightly between coats. I used 220 grit between coats. Top coated afterwards using 2 coats of satin polyurethane. They turned out very well.
1835986
Probably not very well. The object needs to be a bit porous to absorb the stain.
1835987
I am fairly certain yes but if you go to their website you can post a question in the gel coat area. They were great about getting back to me . Great product. You can also mix the colors . I bought 3 colors (light/ medium/dark) and then mix to achieve various shades I wanted.
234885
It didn't for me. It left too much moisture on it. Probably some laminate you could use it on. I sent it back.
2261626
I would not use this on a laminated floor, however, the product states you can try it on surfaces that or out of the way and would be hidden from view. Personally, I would not use it for fear of having a spotted floor. Stringbean
2106633
If the floor is laminate, we don't recommend steam cleaning. However the product is able to be used on any type of laminate floor.
715471
I've not tried it on laminate not ceramic tile. The instructions on the bottle indicate OK for laminate, wood, furniture legs, etc. (Not sure why a product like this would be needed to clean ceramic/laminate since they tend not to be porus/fiberous surfaces that would absorb wet/odor ... just use cheaper cleaners like soap 'n water, vinegar, etc; save Get Serious for the surfaces that are more delicate yet need a good cleaning). I even use for non-pet accidents ... works great on wine spills!
1856320
Yes. It works fine for Laminates, solid & engineered surfaces. I use it on the back of my stove where the controls are located. It cleans the plastic knobs and cuts through the grease. I love it!
602826
Yes. I don't have laminated floors, but can not see any reason why it would not work. I would e-mail or check with a dealer to be absolutely sure.
1592848
It is very safe to use on laminate. I believe this is the best there is. My floors gleam and I live in a condo. I turned the landlord on to this product and they love it. It is the best! I tried another product called Rejuvinate because I saw an advertisement on TV, but had to go back to Bona. The cleaner and the floor polish are great.
1088961
I have only used on my laminate counter tops...perhaps try it on a tiny portion and see.
841164
I used E6000 when I glued these to glass. It worked real well. I don't know about Laminate, you would need to test it first. Definatly NOT hot glue. I made that mistake. The surface is to smooth.Regular craft Tacky glue or Elmers should work on paper.
1438003
It should work just as well for laminates. Other reviews I read said they used it on laminates.
1288364
It is an undermount sink. Therefore I do not believe it can be used with laminate. Quartz, granite, marble it can be used with. Hope that helps
794553
You can use it on laminate floors but just make sure you spray the mop not the floor. If you put too much without spreading it well it can be slippery . I do use it on my laminate floors and it leaves a beautiful shine.
1225945
Not this specific product. There is manufacturer that have a mat that you can use with laminate flooring.
1812122
I use this product on my Corian counter tops and it does put a shine on them. I would think it would do the same on laminate.
1730682
It would be fine on counter tops but I don't know about laminated cabinets. It's strong stuff. I personally only use this stuff for major stains and not for ordinary cleaning. They sell this at my local dollar store and have for many years....so you may want to check there before buying online.
841165
I used E6000 when I glued these to glass. It worked real well. I don't know about Laminate, you would need to test it first. Definatly NOT hot glue. I made that mistake. The surface is to smooth. Regular craft Tacky glue or Elmers should work on paper.