Polyurethane Clear, Gloss or Matte Furniture Varnish VM500
Packaging-1L, Finish-Matt
€30.50
Anti-Tanins Primer PAT400 - Tannin Blocking Primer
Reference
PAT400001
Grade
€22.60
VAT included
Recommended for the preparation of tannic and exotic woods before finishing or painting, Anti-Tannin Primer PAT400 is specially designed for oak, chestnut, iroko, etc... Acting as a pore filler and bonding primer, PAT400 Anti-Tannin Primer blocks the rising tannins and reinforces protection against stains while hardening the wood fibres. Available in 1, 2 or 5 L.
Description
The Anti-Tanin Hanging Primer PAT400 is used to prepare tannic and exotic woods for the varnish, glaze and paint finishes that will be applied. Tannins are vegetable substances used by plants as a chemical defence against parasites, these substances stain interior woods. Anti-tannin primers facilitate the adhesion of finishes that protect the wood, block the rise of tannins and fight against the appearance of these stains.
BENEFITS OF THE PRIMER
- Tannin blocker
- Against stains
- Ease of use
- Reinforces the adhesion of finishes
- Colourless anti-tanning primer, preserves the colour of the wood.
- Ready to use
- Hanging primer
- Safe for the environment and the habitat
- Ideally prepares the support to receive a finish
- Penetrates in depth
- Does not change the appearance of the wood
- Limits run-off from tannic woods (oak, chestnut, etc.).
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF THE ANTI-TANNIN PRIMER
PREPARE THE WOOD FOR THE BONDING PRIMER
- The wood must be clean, dry, dust-free and without traces of old finishes.
- On old wood: remove all traces of old finishes, clean, strip or sand down to the raw wood. Dust carefully.
- On new wood: ready to use.
Application of Anti-Tanins Primer
- Ready-to-use product, shake the primer well before application.
- Ideal conditions: Temperature between 12°C (53,6 F) and 25°C (77F), dry and draught-free weather.
- Apply the bonding primer using a spalter, sprayer or roller (short bristles) in the direction of the wood grain.
Drying
- Allow the primer to dry for at least 2 hours.
- Dry to the touch in 1 hour.
- Ginnable / Recoverable in a minimum of 2 hours.
Finishing
- Grit (light sanding) the surface with fine sandpaper (120 grit) to smooth the surface. Dust carefully.
- Cover with a finish suitable for interior wood.
Tips
- To assess the final result, first test the Anti-Tanins primer on a fall or an inconspicuous area.
- On very old tannic woods (old parquet, old beams and other old furniture in oak or chestnut) it is recommended to apply 2 coats of Anti-Tannin Primer PAT400, especially if the wood is to be covered with white paint.
Features
- Use
- Indoor
- Application support
- All supports
- Types of wood
- Tannic woods (oak, chestnut...)
- Available Colours
- Colourless
- Finish
- Matt
- Ready-to-Use
- Yes
- Coverage
- 10 to 15 m²/L per coat
- Drying time
- 2 hours
- Necessary Tools
- Brush, Spalter (wide brush) or roller
- Cleaning of tools
- Water
- Appearance
- Fluid
- Product Composition
- Acrylic resin in aqueous phase
- Useful for...
- Prepare before application
- Function
- Prepare
Comments 2
Grade
No customer reviews for the moment.
Customers who bought this product also bought:
White Interior Wood Paint BLI900 - Painting Woodwork And Furniture
€31.20
In Stock - Shipped within 48H
Bamboo Furniture Varnish VMB500 - Bamboo Furniture & Worktop Care
€31.10
In Stock - Shipped within 48H
Accessories
