Hello. Is it safe to use oil-based stain over this product? Thanks in advance.
1829310
Sure is. You can paint or stain this with any type. The only thing to be aware of is the color it will have with the type of stain.
1829311
I used this product on all wood surfaces on an 18' bridge several years ago and covered over with a premium water based stain. Still looks great today. I can see no reason why you couldn't apply an oil based stain over this product after it has thoroughly dried out. The preservative dries quickly with most of it absorbed into the wood and leaves a surface that doesn't appear to have any film or residue on it and should be compatible with an oil based stain in my opinion.Richard
1829312
YES, I rebuilt an oak park bench and treated the oak with Copper Coat, allowed it to completely dry (a week)and applied the oil sealer/ stain. Be aware, the color of the stain will be affected by the green color of the CC. Pre-test!
313002
I had something completely stained with coconut oil and after soaking it in the hottest water and oxi-clean for about 6 or so hours, it came out perfectly! It hadn't been washed or dried previously. My mom had something that HAD been washed and dried and she told me that the oil came out of that as well.
1944704
It is already, but I think it would be wise to coat it in something. We've had ours out in the elements during this terrible winter and it seems to be holding up well, but I think an extra coat of protective stain wouldn't hurt. That is as long as it's not toxic to animals!
1687951
There shouldn't be a problem - to be on the safe side allow 3 days from the time you applied the stain to the time you apply the salad bowl finish - with some species of wood it can actually take that long for the stain to "bite" into the wood fibers. I haven't had a problem putting this product over stained surfaces (both oil and water based) however I do allow a 3 day set up time for the stain.
663527
Hi Katie,It depends on the type of oil, how long the stain has been there and the grade of leather. We always encourage people to try a small area first and be patient. Apply, let it sit overnight, blot/rub, and repeat....it can take several applications since it needs to work down through the fibers. As always, we offer 100% satisfaction so if you aren't 100% satisfied, we will refund your money.Thanks,Premium Leather Cleaner & Conditioner
663526
Well, on the bottle it says "Cleans & Conditions, Softens, Resists Soiling, Buffs, Retards Waterspotting, Protects Against Sun, Safe for Leather & Vinyl". So...with that being said I would think that maybe it would help clean the oil stain but I'm not 100% sure. I might be worth a try.
1687950
I would play it safe and use a water based sanding sealer over the stain before applying this. That should act a s buffer or barrier between the two. Plus it will allow for a glass like finish. Since this product is an oil based finish, I don't know if the two are directly compatible. The whole water vs oil thing that is.
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I think this would depend on how old the oil stain is. If it is a fresh stain I think the chances of this product removing the stain is higher. With that being said I feel the older a stain the less chance it will be removed by this product though I do think it will fade the stain. Also what type of oil are you asking about ? Cooking oil? Automobile oil? Baby oil? I think a dark colored oil will be harder to remove.
1224933
Pretreat with a scotch guard. I have not experienced any staining as of yet however, I monitor who and what are around this beautiful yet fragile upholstered chair - It's a great piece of furniture.
986597
I didn't stain mine, but the paint came out nicely! If you were to paint then clear coat it with a thin layer of polyurethane, it should be protected for a good amount of time!
1972416
I haven't tried that yet. I think it will come off if you put anything with oil in it..or create streaks.... that's my own opinion. If you try it and it remains on then you can post your review here.. :)
1525045
I found this sprayer to be quite effective with spraying watery liquids. I would be surprised if it would work well with an oil-based stain. Such a mixture would likely be too viscous to spray effectively. It would also likely be difficult to clean not only the nozzle and spraying mechanisms but also it could prove difficult to clean the container using an oil-based mixture.
2165952
Absolutely. It is not very fragrant so can be used to mix with other oils. But by itself it works well. Moisturizes, slick, but not greasy. Also, no issues that I have seen with staining sheets or other materials.
1903730
I'd need a little more information before I could a answer your question... Did you use the product as directed? How much did you use on the stain at one time? I've never had that happen with this product. You could have used too much or not let it dry between uses, or something in the carpet cleaner may have reacted with the enzymes in the Nature's Miracle. I personally love the product and always recommend it.
673099
Sorry, I haven't used this product yet. I panicked when I saw a stain, purchased the product but was able to remove the stain without it. Good luck
126634
I don't think you can get rid of the dark stain because it has penetrated the wood and not just on the surface. The mystery oil is what You needed to use the oil when your block was new so as to prevent your problem. However, use the oil to prevent further damage as it lubricates the wood and also cleans it. I use my oil quite often and my block looks good! I think your stain is there to stay!
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I have used it over other products (stain included) BUT-- Always have checked and tested a small place first....