To Stain

• Washable and hard-wearing
• Low odour, water-based
• Velvety soft surface due to wax content
• Glazing finish
• Can be painted over
• Very easy to apply
• Fast drying
• Non-yellowing with UV protection
• For interior and exterior use

To Paint from:

Application:

• Flat brush, roller brushing or spraying also possible, but then finish with a flat brush in the direction of the grain.
• Set to be workable, dilute first coat max. 5% with water.
• Clean tools with soap and water.
• Application temperature min. 5 °C. Coverage approx. 12 - 14 m² per litre with one coat.
• Consumption depends heavily on the substrate. Several coats can be applied depending on the desired effect.

Application recommendations:

• Preparation: Clean the substrate thoroughly. Wax layers, silicone-containing contamination, grease layers and resin galls must be thoroughly removed. As the stain is absorbed differently depending on the structure of the wood, it is important that the wood is evenly sanded. Stir To Stain very well.
• Priming: For highly absorbent wood, apply a diluted coat (addition of 5% water) of To Stain. If fibres build up, intermediate sanding may be necessary.
• Coating: After 4 hours drying time, apply the stain with a flat brush in the direction of the grain. If a stronger colouring is desired, repeat the application after a further 4 hours.
• topcoat: A transparent topcoat with To Seal is possible for heavy-duty use. Allow to dry for at least 24 hours before topcoating.

To Paint from:

Application:

• Flat brush, roller brushing or spraying also possible, but then finish with a flat brush in the direction of the grain.
• Set to be workable, dilute first coat max. 5% with water.
• Clean tools with soap and water.
• Application temperature min. 5 °C. Coverage approx. 12 - 14 m² per litre with one coat.
• Consumption depends heavily on the substrate. Several coats can be applied depending on the desired effect.

Application recommendations:

• Clean the substrate thoroughly. Wax layers, silicone-containing impurities, grease layers and resin galls must be thoroughly removed. As the stain is absorbed differently depending on the structure of the wood, it is important that the wood is evenly sanded. Stir To Stain very well.
• Priming: For highly absorbent wood, apply a diluted coat (addition of 5% water) of To Stain. If fibres build up, intermediate sanding may be necessary.
• Coating: After 4 hours drying time, apply the stain with a flat brush in the direction of the grain. If a stronger colouring is desired, repeat the application after a further 4 hours.
• In outdoor areas, 3 coats should be applied to ensure weather protection.