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21st February 2010, 07:15 AM
Apply 2 coats Cetol Filter 7, by brush. Allowing at least 24-48 hours drying time between coats. Always ensure the previous coat is thoroughly dry before applying the next.
Apply 2 coats Cetol HLS, by brush. Ensure all surfaces are well coated. Allow at least 24 hours drying time between coats.
Important points to note:
All coatings are to be applied liberally and by natural bristle brush. Applicator pads, rollers etc tend to spread the product too thin and lay the product lightly over the surface, whereas the bristles of a brush work the product into the timber fibres for better penetration and adhesion.
The above advice is from Sikkens. My preference is brush the first coat, as indicated in the "Important points to note", and then to spray the subsequent coats as you are not working directly on the timber.
Can anyone please enlighten me on this, as I don't want to do the wrong thing and have to scrape it all off in a couple of years time.
I am in the tropics, and the door gets exposure to a severe northern and western sun and weather all year.
Apply 2 coats Cetol HLS, by brush. Ensure all surfaces are well coated. Allow at least 24 hours drying time between coats.
Important points to note:
All coatings are to be applied liberally and by natural bristle brush. Applicator pads, rollers etc tend to spread the product too thin and lay the product lightly over the surface, whereas the bristles of a brush work the product into the timber fibres for better penetration and adhesion.
The above advice is from Sikkens. My preference is brush the first coat, as indicated in the "Important points to note", and then to spray the subsequent coats as you are not working directly on the timber.
Can anyone please enlighten me on this, as I don't want to do the wrong thing and have to scrape it all off in a couple of years time.
I am in the tropics, and the door gets exposure to a severe northern and western sun and weather all year.