Varnish Clear Satin Poly-urethane 500 + 250gm 2 Components
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Description
A hard scratch resistant two-component, polyester saturated, aliphatic urethane satin finish. To be used as a satin finish over intact existing poly-urethane varnish systems on dimensionally stable wood (i.e. marine plywood). Excellent for use on cabin floor or salon tables. Mixing ratio is 2 parts component A to one part component B by weight. Each can of base is partially full. Pour the reactor (B) into the can of base (A) and stir thoroughly. Allow to activate for 20-30 minutes before use. Potlife after mixing 3-4 hours at 20°C (70° F). Temperature should be between 15°C and 27°C (60°- 80°F) during application.
Thinner : Brush/ roller application - Epifanes poly-urethane brush thinner.
Spray application - Epifanes poly-urethane spray thinner.
Recoatable : After 24 hours at 18°C (65°F.).
Coverage : 750 g is sufficient for 9 m² (96 ft²).
General Specification
| Coats | First | Second |
| Product | Epifanes PUCS | Epifanes PUCS |
| Thinner | Brush Thinner For Polyurethane | Brush Thinner For Polyurethane |
| Thinning Ratio % | 0-5 | 0-5 |
| Drying Time hrs | 24 at 65F./18C | 24 at 65F./18C |
| Abrasive paper grit | 320-400 | 320-400 |
| Abrasive paper type | Wet or dry | Wet or dry |
| Coverage/liter | 130 sq. feet | 130 sq. feet |
| Remarks | If recoated within 48 hours, sanding is not required. | |
Maintenance:
If existing coats of varnish are intact, one or more coats may be applied on a well cleaned, degreased and lightly sanded surface.
Alternatively, the last two coats of Epifanes Polyurethane Clear Satin Varnish may be replaced with two coats of Epifanes Rubbed Effect Interior Varnish.
Allow 24 hours between coats and sand with 320 - 400 grit wet or dry abrasive paper. The one-component finish may be preferred if a more elastic topcoat is desired or required.
The one-component finish also provides easier maintenance.
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