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Questions and Answers for HARDWOOD REFLECTIONS Half Pint Oil-Based Interior Satin Butcher Block Wood Sealer Topcoat in Clear

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Half Pint Oil-Based Interior Satin Butcher Block Wood Sealer Topcoat in Clear
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  • Use on wood surfaces
  • Covers 24 to 40 sq. ft. per 8 oz. can
  • 2 coat(s) recommended for best results
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Q:If I plan on staining my butcher block outside, 60"x30" and applying a couple of coats for my standing desk. Should I not let this dry outside? or if I dry it inside will it smell like paint? Also should I stain before putting the desk legs on?
by|Sep 9, 2021
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A:  Mike, Its ideal for the wood and the product itself to be kept in a controlled environment. I, of course, can't say what your weather is like, but that can affect how the finish/sealent bonds with the natural product, your butcher block. A garage might be an okay solution if you are worried about the smell of paint. Thank you! Have a great weekend.

by|Sep 10, 2021

    A:  I would advise letting dry indoors so as to not get dust, debris, or other matter on the top coat as it dries. Just make sure it's in a room with an open window and/or some kind of ventilation. The smell is not as offensive as paint though. I'd say this smells a little less stinky than a permanent marker. It's very mild.

    by|May 6, 2023
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      Q:is this stain food-safe? Can it bu used on cutting boards?
      by|Aug 9, 2021
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      A:  JoMaya-These are not food safe. I would recommend mineral oil or a butcher block conditioner.

      by|Aug 9, 2021
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        Q:Is product food safe?
        by|Jul 1, 2021
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        A:  Nope. If you are looking for food-safe go with mineral oil or butcher block conditioner.

        by|Nov 8, 2023
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          Q:Can a water based stain be used
          by|Jun 22, 2021
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          A:  Please note that this is a oil-based stain. If treating a block choose either oil or water based but do not combine.

          by|Jun 22, 2021
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            Q:When will this be back in stock? It has been out of stock for at least a month. We are in the midst of a project and we ran out. Is there any news on when it will be back?
            by|Jun 9, 2021
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            A:  These should be back in stock in July.

            by|Jun 11, 2021
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              Q:This is currently out of stock. Is there a estimated time for restock? thank you!
              by|May 27, 2021
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              Q:Is it food safe? Can i use it as wood finish for a cutting board?
              by|May 13, 2021
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              A:  TD-This is not a good product for a cutting board. Use mineral oil or butcher block conditioner.

              by|Oct 29, 2021
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                Q:is it food safe
                by|Mar 28, 2021
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                A:  Nope. Due to Prop 65 we need to let you know this is not food safe.

                by|Mar 29, 2021
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                  Q:What is the best method for removing this product? I applied 1 coat to the Hardwood Reflections Hevea with Chevron Butcher Block Countertop hoping for a clear satin finish. I did not do enough research and now I have a yellow, closer to semi-gloss finish. I am planning to replace this with a water-based topcoat for the desired finish. I have seen other people who had much better results with water-based when specifically trying to get a natural finish. Will sanding be enough?
                  by|Mar 22, 2021
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                  A:  John-Use a coat of mineral spirits then lightly sand. Let it dry and you will be set.

                  by|Mar 22, 2021
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                    Q:Do you need to clean off the factory mineral oil finish on your block counters before using this? Or can it be used right on top as shipped? What about your top coat product?
                    by|Mar 7, 2021
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                    A:  Yes, with any staining project any old finishes should be sanded away.

                    by|Mar 27, 2021

                      A:  Jeff-sand down the mineral oil and then apply. Use as many coats as you need and then wait about 4-weeks to apply the top coat. It needs to be super dry before adding the top coat.

                      by|Jun 29, 2021
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