Parquet & Wood Lacquer: Versatile Floorboard & Staircase Finish – Clear Gloss or Matt Options, 1 to 20 Liters

Advantages of Floor Lacquer:

1. Low-Maintenance Surface
   A wood floor sealed with lacquer is very easy to maintain. The lacquered finish creates a very smooth surface that is easy to wipe, sweep, or vacuum.
2. Easy to Apply
   The lacquer can be efficiently applied using a roller on a telescopic pole.
3. Abrasion-Resistant
   A lacquered floor is highly resistant to abrasion and generally more durable than oil-treated floors.
4. Retains Wood Color
   Unlike wood oils, lacquer does not penetrate the wood structure but forms a protective seal. This helps to preserve the wood’s original color.

Application Areas:

🟠 Suitable for indoor use, including wooden floors and staircases
🟠 For all untreated wooden surfaces

As wood and floor coating:
🟠 Parquet
🟠 Wooden floors
🟠 Cork floors
🟠 Wooden planks
🟠 Stairs
🟠 Panels

Wood Painting: STEP BY STEP

The necessary steps to achieve a clean result when painting:

1. Remove unevenness
2. Clean thoroughly with a special pre-cleaner
3. The surface must be dry, clean, load-bearing, and free from salts, grease, and wax
4. Sand old coatings
5. Remove loose paint residues
6. Paint - 2 coats recommended (several coats may be needed depending on the product)

Application and Drying:

The product can be applied in its delivered form using:
🟠 Brush
🟠 Roller
🟠 Airless spray device

Drying times:
🟠 Dust dry: after approximately 2 hours
🟠 Repaintable: after approximately 12 hours
🟠 Fully load-bearing: after approximately 1 week

WARNING: Do not apply or dry at temperatures below +5°C!