If Waterlox® products are proved to be defective within one year of purchase, Waterlox® Coatings Corporation will replace the material or refund the purchase price. Manufacturer’s liability does not include any injury, labor, loss or damage, direct or consequential, arising out of the use or the inability to use the product. Before using, the user … Waterlox® Limited Warranty
There are many references to mineral spirits throughout our guides, tips and instructions. Mineral spirits is a solvent that is derived from petroleum and is considered an oil-based solvent (e.g.: dissolves oils and other non-polar substances). This guide helps to identify some common solvents and provides some general guidance on where they may (or may … Waterlox® and Solvents
We at Waterlox believe that your beautiful wood floors should be highlighted with no rugs (other than at entry doors or high wear areas). If you choose to use rug pad(s), you’ll want to use natural rug pads or those with the least amount or no plastic or rubber. Rubber and plastic both contain plasticizers … Rug pad recommendation.
There are 5 times throughout a Waterlox® project where the use of a solvent is recommended: Cleaning the surface before the first coat of a Waterlox® product. Cleaning the surface between coats of Waterlox® products. Cleaning application tools (e.g.: brushes, pads, etc.). Thinning Waterlox® products for specific application techniques (i.e. spraying). Removing an unwanted drip … Quick Solvent Reference Guide
All Waterlox coatings will cure through exposure to oxygen. Oxygen molecules seek out uncured sections of oil and undergo a chemical reaction that cross-links the oil and resin together to make a film. When a Waterlox coating is staying soft, tacky, or has a lingering odor, this is a sign that the oxygen is having … How do I get rid of lingering odors and tacky finishes?
For other wood finishing projects such as furniture, antiques, jewelry boxes, wood turnings, etc., we recommend: Dusting frequently with a microfiber dust rag/duster Cleaning with a damp cloth Using Waterlox® Cleaner Concentrate (following the directions on the label) for heavy-duty, large area cleaning Using Waterlox® Wood Surface Cleaner for light-duty, everyday cleaning
After the Waterlox® finish has dried and cured for at least 7 days, cleaning may be done. For floors, we recommend using a broom, damp mop or microfiber mop on the surface as needed. When a heavier cleaning is required for floors we suggest any of the following methods: Waterlox® Cleaner Concentrate (following the directions … Cleaning and maintenance of a Waterlox® finished floor.
After the Waterlox® finish has dried and cured for at least 7 days, cleaning may be performed. Cleaning options are as follows: Waterlox® Cleaner Concentrate (following the directions on the label) for heavy-duty, large area cleaning. One quart (32 oz) will make between 8 and 32 gallons of cleaner Waterlox® Wood Surface Cleaner (spray) (following … Cleaning and maintenance of a Waterlox® finished countertop.
After the Waterlox® TrueTone® Buff-In Tung Oil Finish has dried and cured for at least 7 days, cleaning may be performed. Cleaning options are as follows: Waterlox® Cleaner Concentrate (following the directions on the label) for heavy-duty, large area cleaning Waterlox® Wood Surface Cleaner (spray) (following the directions on the label) for light-duty, everyday cleaning … Cleaning and maintenance of a Waterlox® TrueTone® finished surface.
After your surface has dried and cured for at least 7 days, regular cleaning may be performed. To properly care for your surfaces, use only recommended cleaning products and avoid using cleaners/chemicals that can damage your finish. For information on refreshing or recoating a Waterlox® finished surface see our other guide. Recommended Regular Cleaning Products … Cleaning and Care of Waterlox® finished surfaces
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