LASURE S.A.S
High protection satin wood stain
FAQ
 Coverage: 14 to 16m² (150 to 172ft2) per litre per coat |
 Application temperature: +10°C to +35°C |
 Drying time at 20°C (68°F) and 50% RH: Touch Dry: 5 hours / Re-coat: 24 hours |
PROPERTIES
High solids content – Long lasting durability.
UV resistant – Optimal protection.
Thixotropic – Excellent brush holding.
Easy to apply – No drips or runs.
Highly flexible – Limits the risk of peeling or flaking.
Semi-transparent finish – Accentuates the woods beauty.
May be applied as a maintenance coat over existing finishes.
Functions
- LASURE S.A.S. is a high solids, semi-transparent wood stain that provides a rich satin finish, enhancing the natural beauty and characteristics of the wood.
WHERE TO USE
- Vertical surfaces
- Softwoods: Pine. Larch, Cedar*, Douglas Fir…
- Hardwoods: Oak, Beech, Chestnut…
- Tropical Hardwoods: Iroko*, Sapele, Teak…
- Thermally Modified Wood
- Panelling, Doors, Door & Window Frames, Beams…
* See Restrictions
SURFACE PREPARATION
- General Directions:
Surfaces must be clean, dry and free of dirt, grease, grime, mildew and if necessary previous coatings. Treat any mould and mildew with a 50/50 Bleach/Water solution. Scrub solution on to the surface and allow to stand 15 minutes, rinse thoroughly.
After cleaning and/or stripping allow wood to dry 2-3 good drying days or until it has reached a moisture content of 18% or less. If necessary, sand surface after cleaning and/or stripping, finishing with 120 grit.
- Interior:
New wood:
Sand with 120 grit to open up the wood's pores.
Remove all sanding dust.
Wipe surface with a cloth soaked in Methylated Spirits (Denatured Alcohol) or Acetone to degrease the surface and remove any remaining sanding residue.
Oiled or stained wood in poor condition:
Thoroughly remove all previous coating with DSP800.
Sand surface, finishing with 120 grit.
Remove all sanding dust.
Wipe surface with a cloth soaked in Methylated Spirits (Denatured Alcohol) or Acetone to degrease the surface and remove any remaining sanding residue.
- Exterior:
New Wood:
Sand with 120 grit to open up the wood's pores.
Remove all sanding dust.
Wipe surface with a cloth soaked in Methylated Spirits (Denatured Alcohol) or Acetone to degrease the surface and remove any remaining sanding residue.
Untreated Weathered Wood:
Clean wood with NET-TROL to remove all loose wood fibres, dirt and other surface contamination. If wood is severely contaminated clean with AQUANETT or PREPDECK. Neutralise with NET-TROL.
Previously Coated Surfaces:
Oils: Strip with AQUANETT or PREPDECK, neutralise with NET-TROL.
Solvent (oil or alkyd based) finishes: Strip with DILUNETT, neutralise with NET-TROL.
Acrylic (water-based) finishes: Strip with PREPDECK, neutralise with NET-TROL.
Other finishes: Strip with DSP800.
Note: Woods high in tannins e.g. Cedar, Ipe, Oak, Teak will darken when treated with AQUANETT, PREPDECK or DILUNETT. Neutralising with NET-TROL immediately after rinsing will lighten and restore the woods colour.
NB: It is imperative that a contact time test is done when using AQUANETT, PREPDECKor DILUNETT on Oak, Chestnut and other high tannin content woods to avoid blackening the wood – Refer to the relevant TDS.
Application
- Apply 1st coat of LASURE S.A.S. in the direction of the wood grain and allow to dry.
- Apply 2nd coat.
- When applying by spray, always back-brush or back-roll immediately after application to ensure uniformity of colour, coverage, and penetration.
Maintenance
- Maintenance is due when the finish has faded or shows signs of wear.
- Standard Restoration:
- Clean surface with SOAPCLEAN or NET-TROL.
- Allow to dry.
- Lightly sand surface and thoroughly dust off.
- Apply one or two coats of LASURE S.A.S. depending on the condition of the coating.
- Total Restoration – Finish in poor condition:
- Strip back to bare wood.
- Apply 2 coats of LASURE S.A.S.
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