Impregnant is used for wood that, due to its susceptibility or position, requires chemical protection.
- base coat for all types of wood
- protects against insects, chipping, and darkening
- contains state-of-the-art biocides
It applies to wood exposed to atmospheric conditions and to wood in damp rooms. Wooden elements exposed to weather (windows, doors, facade cladding, fences, tape measures) must be immediately protected against weathering after applying Impregnant.
The product is colorless, containing only enough pigment to make it easier to track which areas of the wood have already been coated during application.
Warning:
The use of impregnations for protecting wood in bedrooms and other enclosed spaces where people spend extended periods of time is not recommended, except for small surfaces such as windows and doors.
Usage:
The wood must be dry, sanded, and clean. Mix Impregnant well before application. It must not be diluted. It is applied with a brush, roller, by dipping, or by flooding, so that the wood is coated on all sides. End grains must be given special protection. It is important that the tool is made of stainless material. The impregnation is dry after 6–8 hours. Curing time is extended at lower temperatures and higher air humidity. The topcoat can be applied after Impregnant has fully cured, under normal conditions after 12 hours, at lower temperatures after 24 hours. The temperature during application must not be lower than 10º C.
Technical data:
Composition: alkyd resins, biocides, additives, and water
Coverage rate: one liter of impregnation in a single coat covers 5–10 m2 of wood, depending on the type and treatment of the wood and the method of application.
Curing: 6–8 hours, subsequent application after 12 hours (under normal conditions)
Tool cleaning: with water and detergent.
Storage: in original packaging at a temperature from 5 to 30 °C.
Do not allow to freeze!
Packaging sizes: 0.75 L and 2.5 L