PNZ Deck & Cladding Oil for Douglas Fir

Application/Use

• Surface has to be clean and free of dust and grease.
• Remove contaminants (algae, grease, dirt) with an appropriate detergent.
• Woods with a particularly high content of wood components should be weathered for about 4 weeks prior to initial treatment. Fresh, pressure-treated wood like massaranduba, garapa, ipe should be weathered for about 3 months prior to the initial treatment.
• Treat softwood (risk of fungi) in exteriors with an appropriate impregnation primer before applying the first coat.
• Processing temperature (including drying) above + 8°C. Wood humidity < 18%. Air humidity < 60%.
• Can be painted over when partially dry after approximately 12 hours.
• Drying takes at least 12 hours (depending on weather).
• Works differently depending on surface characteristics. Apply a trial coat first.
• Adhere to rules of constructive wood preservation.
• Stir contents well before and during use.
• To prolong abrasion resistance (especially decks) use a transparent finishing coat for the final treatment.
• If possible, apply once on all sides before assembly.
• Apply oil thinly and evenly - avoid layer formation and collect excess oil.

This product can be applied by brush, spray nozzle or roller to untreated wood. Apply thinly and collect excess oil with a cloth. The surface is ready for further treatment as soon as it is dry to the touch and no longer sticky. We recommend 2 to 3 applications. For aftercare old, intact oil coatings can generally be painted over. Old coats that aren't load bearing have to be sanded off prior to the treatment.