Hi, does this have acrylic or poly in it? I am looking for a liquid wax for oiled floors. Thank you. Just wax without any other finish.
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No acrylic, no poly. Wax in a turpentine base. Bruce has been discontinued.
1848751
Not sure, but i've used it and you do have to buff it out. Not as good as Bruce floor wax, but I can't find Bruce anywhere now.
1848752
Another "don't know", but very disappointed with this product. The Bruce product was far superior, thank the lefties at the EPA.
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This is a liquid paste wax that contains turpentine and petroleum distillates. There is no ingredient label. You could try www.lundmarkwax.com. Good luck.
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It works well on our non-acrylic finish parquet. The label only lists turpentine, petroleum distillates and carnauba wax.
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I agree, Bruce wax was far superior. Two months ago I did my floors...disappointed, already showing wear. Anyone know where Bruce floor wax is!!
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Hi, can Quick Shine be used on urethaned hardwood floors? I read somewhere not to use wax on this type of finish.
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You need to let the poly finish dry completely first. Then use only the polishing wax. I prefer to put several coats of poly on to a shiny finish then wet sand with 800 wet/dry sand paper. Then use tree wax.
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No. It is an oil finish for raw wood or untainted floors. But this is a small container and I use it to finish my carvings
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This isn't an acrylic like fake nail acrylic, it's paint for nail art. Comes off with water unless you put clear polish over it.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "is it permanent". It is not like a wax finish that you have to re-wax later down the road. It is a hard finish. It has a matte finish look. I love this oil finish. I build furniture and I have customers that only want this finish used on their furniture. I hope this helps.
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I wish I had some dark paste, because I have dark colored floors. I've been using the light paste on mine. But my guess is, unless you have serious scratches on your light floor, the dark paste shouldn't affect your color. It would only do that if there was a scratch to penetrate. Otherwise, it's just a wax finish
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I used the gel stain to re-do the cabinet through out my home. I also used the water based poly as my top coat. It's not very thick. I had to use a few coats to get a good finish. I probably could have used a few more. There was no problem with the product. Just make sure you java gel is good and dry before you apply the poly acrylic
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Thanks for your inquiry. Yes that product has a permanent acrylic adhesive. We actually use this same material (Vinyl Weatherproof) for our suite signs on our warehouse doors outside. It's been on the door for five years now and is still going strong! Please let us know if you have any questions or if there is anything else we can do to help. Best regards, Christa Haase ~ Label Outfitters, Inc.
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I did not use this product on a wood floor. I used it on a tile floor. The product works best when mixed 1:1 with hot water then soaked into a paper towel and allowed to stay soaking on the wax for about five minutes. Use rubber gloves. Sponge or mop up the solution and then use a plastic scraper to remove the softened wax. On a wood floor you will need to be careful not to scratch the wood or over soak the floor. Good luck.
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It has tung oil as the base but does have other oils in it. I assume it has a little polyurethane to give the high gloss effect.
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I'd agree, you've likely been using too much if its sticky. This is normally used as a protective (from moisture) coating after the wood has been finished. Something that is most effective a piece that has been treated with an oil finish but never sealed with poly as the wax fills and closes the open wood grain.
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I didn't want a hard finish on my old hardwood floors as the shine showed every flaw. I used this wax which gave it a hard finish but a beautiful mellow glow. It is easy to use. Pour a little and rub it with a damp cloth in the direction of the grain. Then I give it a quick rub with a dry cloth. I really like it. I didn't like the Johnson's One Step Acrylic.
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I did not need to strip my entire floor. Where I did need to eliminate the build up of wax, I used mineral spirits and steel wool. Once I applied the wax, I did need to buff the floor to bring out the shine.
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you can mix acrylic but it has to be oil based and not water based if it is water based it will become a clump so I do not recommend you do so As for how long it stays glowing that depends on the light source that you would have on it along with a UV light I do suggest that you get a black light/ uv light if you do not have oneI hope this is helpful to you good luck^-^
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I used the product in my garage after applying an epoxy finish. I can not remember if I mixed it with polyurethane or epoxy for the top coat. In any case, I was a little suprised, the product worked very well. This was about 3 years ago and the top coat has held up very well. It does add some grip to the floor but I am not sure how it does.
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No polish is in this wax. Possibly some kind of black glaze but it is non abrasive.