I want to use it on an outdoor tiki bar. Can it be used on furniture that stays outdoors?
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It says indoors only but I am going to try it in the spring and see how it does
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I use it in decorative crafts that aren't subject to scratches, dents or harsh weather. Don't know that it would hold up well for the project you describe. If you try, follow mix instructions closely or you'll have sticky goop.
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You can use it outdoors but its too nice to wreck from weather. Its a really nice wood that probly wont do well in really hot sun or rain. best used indoors.
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No, I don't think it would work for outside. Maybe a garage but you wouldn't want moisture to be around it. I'm afraid it would just mold the wood.
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Yes, we bought it to keep an outdoor area rug in place. If it is a painted surface it will peel off the paint when removed.
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I believe the rain, sun, and wind would damage it severely. You need wood that is treated and finished specifically to handle outside elements. Outdoor furniture made of Teak or Cypress tend to be built more solidly than this finely carved screen. And because of that they can hold their shape while the elements beat down on them.
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It really depends on how your table is set up. You cannot use the tiki part alone as a bar.
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That wouldn't be a problem at all. I wouldn't leave it outside 24/7 in the sun and everything for days on end, but I would see no problem with it being outside. In fact our deck chairs are a bit wider than our dining room table chairs, so it'd probably be even more stable(not that it's a problem at all tho!)
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I've used it on wooden items outside, but not in the full sun. I puts a beautiful finish on the wood, and may be worth treating every other year.
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It is best indoors and will not scratch or damage floors of furniture in our experience. If the outdoor surface is very smooth it may be O.K. to use it.
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Not sure it's meant for outdoor use. I would think it would be fine as long as it doesn't get rwined on.
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Possibly, but I'm not using it for a table. It is covering a bar and three chairs with backs. It works great.
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I have not tried this on wood. I have only used this on metal, but you can certainly try. Per manufacturer's specifications it can be used on furniture. It should be more than fine on a deck. I hope it helps.
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I would use an umbrella clamp on the furniture. However, I would restrict the use to a fairly light weight clamp/umbrella, and not leave the clamp/umbrella on during strong winds. The wood does not appear to have the composition to resist strong actions.
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It works good for outdoor furniture, but personally, I wouldn't use it for indoor furniture (comfort) as it is really stiff/hard. I agree with the other posts, I would go with a softer (less dense) version.
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I used it on some outdoor lawn furniture, kind of a plasticy/canvas material, and it covered and has held up excellently outdoors.
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We used carpenter's glue and it worked well. We adhered it to vinyl to cover up the bottom of a bar to turn it "tiki"
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It could be used outdoors but the problem is the glue on the label won't hold in the weather very well. All you can do is try it and see how it works for your situation.