PNZ Wood Varnish

Application/Use

• The surface has to be clean, dry and free of dust and grease (consider sanding).
• Processing temperature (including drying) above + 8 °C. Wood humidity < 18%. Air humidity < 60%.
• Avoid exposure to moisture during drying. Final hardness is reached after 10 days. Handle with care during this period. Drying happens by oxidation accompanied by a characteristic odor, so ventilate well during drying.
• Treat softwood (risk of fungi) in exteriors with an appropriate impregnation primer before applying the first coat.
• Works differently depending on surface characteristics. Apply a trial coat first.
• Stir contents well before and during use.
• If possible, apply once on all sides before assembly.

Apply Wood Varnish by brush, roller, spray nozzle or immersion. Generally, old coats that are still load bearing can be painted over. For best possible durability: apply 2 coats for interior objects and 3 coats for exterior objects. Coat is touch dry after approximately 3 hours, can be painted over after 8 hours and is blockage free after 8-24 hours (wet and cold weather or high humidity can increase the time it takes to dry). Wood Varnish appears milky in its container but is the indicated color when dry. Certain woods (for example oak, larch, cedar, teak etc.) and cork may cause color seepage of wood components. These can be insulated with an appropriate insulation primer.