Does it work on veneer?
59645
Not sure but I do know I tried it on my kitchen counter top. It was dull. Nothing worked to bring back the luster. After using this product amazingly it worked.
59646
Yes. This product works wonderfully on veneer wood. However, like any other cleaner, be careful not to soak the veneer. Too much moisture makes wood swell and that can cause veneer to lift, crack, or wrinkle off the base surface. Be sure to wipe away excess and keep veneer out of direct heat or sunshine for longer lasting beauty in your furniture.
627488
It works well on most engineered wood. Just used it on 2,000 feet of Birch.. Won't work on thick hardwoods i.e. 1/2 inch Maple...
1976867
Sort of. I used it to cut out the slot for the door knob's latch plate, opposite of hinge. It wasnt very successful on the cardboard-like material that it was made of. No clean edges and difficult to control. I had to clean it up with a chisel. It may work better on a real wood door, but since you dont want to mess that up, you should just do it right.
1683020
I'm not sure, but I believe it would. I used it on unfinished plywood and it is working well.
1076290
Yes, it does. It also has a propensity for the veneer to break off after a year and for the hinges to fail. I know you didn't ask that, but it's probably worth knowing.
852904
Honestly, I am not 100% sure. But from my experience using it, I think it can. Since it required to put many layer of fiber glass resins and it should work on wood as well.
1118486
Diablo says it will ... " Appropriate application materials include oak, pine, melamine, veneer plywood, and delicate molding." I haven't tried it on melamine.
336218
Yes, but not the best choice. I build cabinets and carry it mainly to repair laminates. If you use it on veneer, be careful about how thick you put it down. Even then you may not get a smooth fix, and there will be no second chance.
1719545
yes.....if the wood is unsealed or not painted it may penetrate the surface and enter the grain...if the wood product is sealed or painted it works just as described. You might want to consider "Wet and Forget" also...google it and read its applications..I use it on wood decking.
822305
Yes, it can. But, for wood I would first recommend the use of a sanding sealer. Then a Testors clear or gray wood primer. The acrylic primer does not tend to adhere to wood as well as it does to plastics and, in time, you might find some chipping and scaling.
995895
It works on every wood product on which I've tried it. As long as the object is porus enough to absorb the liquid, it will consolidate it. Larger defects can be repaired with the solid mix, and thinning the solid to a thinner paste by mixing with the liquid mix may be useful as well.
200905
I've used it on wood and the depth settings worked fine.counter sunk and flush.
2036603
You can not stain particle board with a veneer surface. You can paint it. Just lightly sand with 200 or400 grit sandpaper with the grain just to ruff it up. and spray or brush on paint
320204
It should work just fine. You will need to de-glaze the surface (or sand with 150-grit sandpaper) before applying the varnish to aid adhesion. This product yellows, but it is transparent, and the underlying surface will be visible.
1104818
If it's a wood veneer that has been finished, Trewax is a great option. Apply it, let it dry some and then buff it with a lint free rag. You'll have to reapply every now and then (yearly).
1600744
Yes... I used mine on the top of my entertainment center -where the TV sits. After you apply the veneer, let it sit for a day or so then sand it (if needed along the edges) and stain it. I used regular stain, but polyurethane would be better for surfaces that come in contact with water.
2017285
Hi Matt, So far, only on pine in which it worked quite well. I imagine it will work on oak & other hardwoods, but with more effort and care.