The wood-primer, 20 l Maxima

Applications
It is used for treatment of walls, doors, window frames, piers, terraces and other new or old paint peeled wooden surfaces.
UNIQUE FEATURES
- protects wood surfaces from mold, blue, rots
- well absorbed
- penetrates into the wood fibers and stabilizes them
- facilitates grinding
- is applied to the unpainted or purified from the old paint surface
- is ready to use and does not require dilution
- without a sharp odor
CHARACTERISTICS
The film-forming:
alkyd lacquer
Solvent:
White Spirit
Application method:
brush, spray gun
Norm coating the surface of one layer:
sawn timber - 1 liter per 4-8 m 2
Norm coating the surface of one layer:
planed timber l -1 8-12 m 2
Drying time one layer at a temperature (20 ± 2) ° C
and relative humidity (65 ± 5)%:
2 chasa
Guaranteed shelf life:
36 months from date of manufacture
TU U 24.3-14005076-069: 2006
RECOMMENDED USE
surface preparation
The surface must be clean, previously prepared, not contain fungal lesions (fungi, rot, mildew and blue stain) and dry (moisture content less than 20%).
In order to ensure better adhesion of removed surface layer the wood-old tools, old paint, and destroyed or ashen layer timber.
How to use
To maximize the protective effect of priming new or cleaned of old paint wooden surface with 1-2 layers of the wood-primer. Before the next processing to the primed surface to dry for at least 2 hours. In the case of horizontal surfaces priming and increased flow primer complete surface drying may last longer.
Be particularly careful to handle the ends of the wood flooring, soaking them up to saturation.
Tools after completion of work to clean white spirit, the dried layer can only be removed mechanically.
Storage conditions
Store in a tightly closed container manufacturer, protecting it from moisture and direct sunlight, away from food, out of the reach of children.
Precautions
Fire risk. Keep away from fire!
During the priming works and after their completion, should be thoroughly ventilate the room. To protect your hands to use rubber gloves.
Recycling
Dried remains of coats and empty containers disposed of as construction waste.