Wood Varnish for interior use

Substrate and preparation
To achieve the best possible results, please refer to the technical data sheets for all products used. The substrate must be dry, sound, clean, free from grease and dust, and absorbent.

Processing
Brush, roll or spray. Ambient and surface temperature above 15 °C.

A. Coating system for untreated or absorbent substrates:
Pre-sand wooden surfaces with 120-grit sandpaper, following the grain. Prime with Primer Oil 220. Follow this with 2–3 thin coats of Wood Varnish 261. To achieve the best results, please refer to the technical data sheets for all products used.

B. Refurbishment paintwork:
Remove all traces of old, pore-sealing paint. If the surface is absorbent, it must be primed. Then apply 2–3 thin coats of Wood Varnish 261.

Please note: Protect old, cracked beams from driving rain during the painting work and for 3–4 days afterwards. Any cracks that appear subsequently in fresh wood must be treated immediately.

Sprayability:
Approximate guidelines: Airless: nozzle 0.20 mm, spray angle: approx. 30°–40°, filter approx. 100–180 mesh; high pressure: nozzle 0.20 mm, spray angle 30°, filter 100–180 mesh; low-pressure: nozzle 0.20 mm

Drying time
Approx. 16–24 hours. To ensure the paint dries properly and to prevent odours, we always recommend using a fan to ensure adequate air circulation over the painted surface during the drying phase.

Consumption
Approx. 60–80 ml/m² per coat. Apply sparingly to prevent drying problems!