Warrior Woodtreat Polyurethane Interior Varnish
DESCRIPTION:
Warrior Woodtreat Polyurethane Interior Varnish is an extremely tough, hard wearing and mar resistant, quick drying wood varnish and is available in either a suede or gloss finish.
USES:
Warrior Woodtreat Polyurethane Interior Varnish is specifically formulated for interior wood surfaces like table tops, counters, skirting boards, ceilings, cupboards, banisters, side boards etc.
SURFACE PREPARATION AND RECOMMENDED PAINT SYSTEM:
SURFACE PREPARATION:
New Wood Surfaces: All surfaces must be sanded, smooth, clean and dry.
Previously Treated Wood Surfaces: All painted or varnished surfaces must be stripped chemically or mechanically back to the bare wood. Sand the bare wood to a smooth finish and ensure surface is clean, firm and dry before applying Warrior Woodtreat Polyurethane Interior Varnish.
RECOMMENDED APPLICATION:
Always stir contents well before use. In addition stir occasionally during application.
It is recommended that the 1st coat be thinned 10-15% by volume with Warrior Mineral Turps. The 2nd and 3rd coats must not be thinned. Allow at least 6 hours drying time between coats. It is important to sand lightly between coats for a good finish.
PRODUCT INFORMATION:
| APPLICATION: | rush, Roller or Spray |
| CLEANING SOLVENT: | Mineral Turps |
| THINNING SOLVENT: | Mineral Turps |
| SPREADING RATE: | PRIMER COAT: 6-8 m² per litre FINAL COAT: 6-8 m² per litre |
| DRYING TIME: | SURFACE DRY: 1 hour HARD DRY: 4 hours OVERCOATING: 4-6 hours |
| PACK SIZE: | 1L and 5L |
| COLOUR RANGE: | Clear and tinted (Mahogany, Light Oak, Dark |
| SPECIFIC GRAVITY: |
0, 85 +0, 05 kg per litre |
| VISCOSITY: | 35-40”F4 |
| FINISH: | Suede |
| FLASH POINT | >35ºC |
GENERAL:
- Not recommended for exterior use due to its limited UV resistance.
- It is recommended that 2-3 finishing coats be applied for a more durable finish.
- It is important that this product be thoroughly mixed with a flat paddle before use.
- As per standard painting practices, no painting should take place if surface or ambient temperatures are below 10⁰C or above 30⁰C. Painting should cease at 3pm or when rain is imminent.