I want to use this to spruce up my wood finished window sills - will it work for that?
54048
I am not sure, but it can't hurt, sand lightly with 220 or steel wool. Remove the dust and wipe on a coat
54049
I would think so. It is a great rub on finish. I have applied it wearing protective gloves and a lint free cloth.
1058847
It`s not ment for bare wood. It reacts with the original finish and brings back the shine. It works well if and old finish is still there
250697
I didn't try it on wood, however, I suggest this can be used on flat, smooth surfaces, something likeglass, ceramic tile....
719329
Sure. Just clean a window frame with alcohol and dry&heat; with conventional hair dryer. When applying to the old windows, I found it useful to use scotch tape to check if old paint doesn't fall off.
1338005
i've only used it on dark wood i know when i've used in big scratches i have to pour it on heavy so may answer is yes it will work
2266261
I've never used on wood. This product is designed for automobile paint for light duty work. I would check with a furniture refinisher to see if this polisher is appropriate.
1641353
It should work just fine. Make sure to keep the product moist on the wood. I use an inexpensive paint brush to apply and in a few minutes, when it looks like it is drying, I give it another brushing and then in a few minutes scrap a spot to test if it is ready to remove. I put some stripper in a separate container (plastic coffee can) so as not to contaminate the original container. This will extend the shelf life of the original container and it will last for years for future projects.
1606426
I used it on an odd-shaped window and it worked pretty well. Don't expect it to do a perfect job in the corners.
453808
I'm not how it would preform on your distressed wood, but it works great on my tile. Some of the fibers may catch in the wood. Just a thought though.
364325
I used it to fix one of my window, it seems work fine. However, you have to paint the wood afterward.
962738
I used it on mine. After the surface is sanded & stained the way you want it, thin the first coat with turpentine or mineral spirits as directed. That first coat will seal the pores in the wood. Then re-coat as recommended and it will do fine. If it it can withstand the Florida summer, it will work anywhere. I used 6 coats in all on my mahogany front door two years ago, and it still looks fine.
1775319
As long as it isn't 'draped' it should work. It's stiff & incredibly strong.If not applying w/ frame channel & spline method just attach to woodenwindow w/ staples & a thin wooden or metal frame
46071
Yes, it will work. We used wolmanized (treated) lumber, and we love the awning. It was definitely worth the money.
139900
I think it would work, as long as you can brad nail it into some wood so it will stay where you want, then caulk it up afterwards.
1819721
Probably so but I imagine there is a rod connector that would work better if you don't need the angle. This thing is really made for bay windows so that you can connect two rods coming together at an angle. Also if when you use it you can see it - it really isn't very attractive. Ideal for draperies hanging at the corners of a bay window.
798215
It may work very well for side windows. The people that sell them are very easy to work with and will answer any questions that you may have.
2204536
It will work but you might want to build simple frames to go over your windows maybe just inside the frameworkAnd use clear tape or staple it on the frame with a staple gun. It is nice and clear. We used it for a greenhouse andFor windows to help insulate the house.