No Burn Original Fire Retardant 946Ml Review

I used it to spray paint onto heavy ivory parchment paper which I attached to the inside of the silhouette lamp. Sprayed it on the outside as directed and it didn't stain or stain - completely unnoticed. The paper didn't wrinkle either, and I was able to easily cut it and glue it (with a glue gun) to the inside of my lamp. I haven't tried actually setting it on fire, but feedback from people who have done is that it has been successful in its actual use as a flame retardant, so that's good for…

Great Product! We used it on the back of the tongue and groove boards that we hung in the pantry. We first tested it by spraying it on a piece of wood and setting it on fire. In the end he burned down, but it took a very long time to light a torch that was brought directly to him. The bottle says it can also be used on fabric, but I've only tried it on wood because it leaves a slight white residue. I would recommend this for any wood project you want to fireproof, but I can't speak for other…

I bought this for a project where I didn't want the paper to burn. I spray-painted half a sheet of construction paper, let it dry, and then lit the unpainted side. When the flame reached halfway through the spray paper, the flame itself stopped, but the paper continued to blacken as if still burning. Although I was impressed by how quickly and consistently it put out the flames, at the end of each experiment, a piece of paper was left that looked completely burned. For a safe product I'm sure…