Waterlox® ORIGINAL Satin Finish when applied as the last coat(s), will provide a satin sheen appearance (20-25 ° gloss level). The recommended spread rate is 500 square feet per gallon per coat. This is especially important when applying the ORIGINAL Satin Finish as this will provide enough wet film thickness needed for the pigment in the … Streaky Waterlox® ORIGINAL Satin Finish troubleshooting
For Waterlox® ORIGINAL, VOC COMPLIANT, MARINE and URETHANE products: Keep containers closed when not in use and keep in a cool, dry place (above 32° F). If stored properly, an unopened can has an almost indefinite shelf life. Cold temperatures will not negatively affect Waterlox®, but if it has been chilled or exposed to freezing … Storage of Waterlox®
Q: Can I use a steam cleaner to clean my Waterlox® finished floor? A: Most everyone has seen the infomercials showing how a steam cleaner magically sanitizes and cleans a surface. In fact, we have had many people ask about using a steam cleaner. Our stance is that we really don’t suggest using steam cleaners. … Steam cleaners and Waterlox®
Waterlox products are compatible with most stains. There are many methods and options available when choosing a stain. The goal of this guide is to go over the basics, possibilities and considerations when adding color. As with paint colors, staining or coloring wood is a personal choice. What works for one person may not be … Stain and Waterlox®.
Spraying Waterlox finishes is possible using both a conventional or HVLP (high-volume, low-pressure) spray gun. HVLP is recommended due to less overspray and better transfer efficiency. Thinning Recommendations For both types of guns, based upon the solids and viscosity, the following thinning recommendations should be followed for spraying: Waterlox ORIGINAL Sealer & Semi-Gloss Finish – … Spraying Waterlox® Products
The Find Your Finishing System Tool and the Product Recommendations guides are comprehensive in what is recommended for particular projects. However, there are some cases where you may want to consider a specific product for your project. Exterior Special Cases The most difficult obstacle to overcome for exterior clear coatings is UV protection. If your … Special Cases
Customers ask: “Can we use silicone caulk around the sink and wood countertop?” The answer is “Yes”. You will want to finish the countertop completely and wait 5-7 days for the finish to cure before using the silicone caulk. You will not want to use the silicone caulk prior to finishing the top as the … Silicone Caulk and Waterlox®.
We are asked quite often if our Waterlox MARINE finishing system is recommended for surfaces near water – like a bathroom or kitchen. The simple answer is “no.”Our interior sealers and finishes will provide the water resistance needed for these type of applications. It is true that Waterlox MARINE products are water resistant; however, they … Should I use the Marine products in a bathroom?
One of Waterlox®’s product performance characteristics certainly does not include “scratching or scuffing easily”. Often times when customers call us to report this perceived “lack” of performance; we try to learn what the spread rate of the material was when the finish was applied and what methods of application were used. A properly finished surface with … Scuffing and Waterlox®.
Waterlox® ORIGINAL Tung oil finishes are penetrating oils that build up to a film and bring out the natural patina (beauty) of wood. As such, it is imperative that the sanding of the project be completed with precision and accuracy. Sanding imperfections and poor sanding, like the character of wood grain, can be highlighted as … Sanding Impefections and Waterlox®
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