can I use it on wooden statuette?
1429401
I don't see an reason why you can't. I've used the product on a variety of wood surfaces. It will leave a slight sheen, if this is acceptable
1668561
You should be able to...as long as it's properly primed before use (to ensure it doesn't smudge, ruin the drawings/illustrations).
2183458
yes, U can use on any wood showing dull signs and apply it to shine them. However, U must clean the wood first with a piece of cloth before applying it with another piece of cloth and rub them on back and forth. The older the wood is the more U need to apply on. Give it a week and check to see if it dries out but not shining yet, give it another coat. U will be happy using it to all your house furniture. I know I do as well as my neighbors since my husband recently bought several bottles and I gave out to my friends to shine their dull furniture. Thanks.
789415
Wilton's website (under FAQ's) says it may be used on their pieces. http://www.armetale.com/faqs
2099257
Yes it can. But as with any decal there may be some residue. I had the same worries, so I used different wood stock and forearm, so the original wouldn't be damaged
805376
yes, as a matter of fact i just tried that few mins ago.It is also sandable, not so much paintable since it doesny absord paint like wood does.
696456
Yes indeed you can. Actually that is its most common use. I would recommend using a little bit of mold releasing compound if you are going to be casting detailed pieces. I average about 15 really good resin pieces from my molds when using this product.
80148
I think this would be perfect. I use it on ceramic statues. It does not have a strong smell, so I assume the solvents are pretty tame (and I use solvents in my artwork so I am pretty sensitive to them). This stuff is exactly what I would use if I had some fine woodwork to wax, and I wouldn't hesitate to use it on copper. All right, I was going to say try it on a hidden portion, but you don't have it yet, right? LOL. It's good stuff, as good as any they are thinking of, so I think it's fine.
961706
It might- I used it on a cement statue with 3 layers of old paint and it worked VERY well (even in the crevices). But it can get a little messy -had to take the statue outside to hose off the residue/paint mixture. So not sure how it would go inside the home- may need a way to rinse/clean up somehow
1315979
I do not see why not. The mold is pretty flexible so you can remove it at any point of your work. I use it with polymer bakable clay.
1303966
Hi G.Have you cleaned this bronze statue? If not I would use a cleaner specifically for bronze metal first. As far as the Renaissance wax goes I highly recommend it. How often you may use it could depend on your indoor environment. But it can be used as often as you like without harm. The wax is very thin, goes on very well. It does have a bit of an odor BUT that dissipates shortly. Renaissance is the choice of museums world wide for rare & valuable items. That's why I use it.
523996
I would not. Perhaps using wall putty but because the figurine is curvy it would be difficult. It's not heavy and if it sat on something / shelf or board it would work.
1197031
You could but it might damage the finish on the wood. Try it out in the corner. You need to soak it into a paper towel and leave it on for about five minutes. If you change the soak time you would get different removal. Might just work.
595700
We used it on a fireplace mantel that was painted. When we moved and had to remove the museum wax, we didn't notice any damage. But I suppose there is no 100% guarantee...good luck.
492507
This glue would work perfectly well for that purpose. However, it is not clear and will dry with a brownish tone to it so any excess on the figurine would be quite visible.
1349405
I don't see why not I've only used it on medel and rubber but I think it will do fine on wood as long as you spray evenly and do more then one coat. Hope this helps good luck.
366854
I have never tried, only used this with melted chocolate...it is a medium sturdy plastic so I think you maybe able to do it but keep in mind your ice cube will be a half mold of the figure. sorry not a huge help.