• spe_5

    Appearance

    Matt
  • spe_5

    Specific gravity

    1.17 kg/L [±0.025]
  • spe_5

    Weight solids

    45%
  • spe_5

    Viscosity Ford cup4/25oC

    200 sec. [±5]
  • spe_5

    Color

    White
  • Description
  • USES
  • SURFACE PREPARATION
  • PRODUCT PREPARATION
  • APPLICATION METHODS
  • CLEANING
  • PACKING & STORAGE
  • SAFETY & FLAMMABLE

A waterborne Odorless 2 PACK Polyurethane topcoat white – matt, based on low solvent contents and excellent flow leveling, provides a top performance in terms of covering, drying and hardness. Compared to traditional Water Borne PU finishes, it is designed as topcoat on pieces previously treated with pigmented water basecoat. This item has a low VOC less than 3% as an environmental friendly product contains UV filter to protect the film to delay wood discoloration and film damages caused by sunlight. [Product is following the LEED certificate CREDIT EQ C4.2, as per the rules 1113 for the architectural coating, it has a VOC less water and exempt in the range of 25 g/l].

For Interior use, such as varnishing doors and furniture and as finish product on pieces previously treated with pigmented water basecoat.

All timber species must be fully aged with a moisture content of less than 15%. Surface must be dry, clean and free from contaminations. Natural oil or gum must be removed by solvent cleaning.
We suggest a good sanding of the wood substrate treated with pigmented basecoats such as[WBI 10246DP] white water-base before you apply [WBUV1026X DP].
Control the compatibility if other products are used as basecoats.

Stir product well with a flat paddle. Thin to required viscosity. For details of spray equipment contact Ritver Technical Services Department.
This product needs Catalyst in order to enhance the physical and chemical properties and to get better hardness and scratch resistance.

CATALYST CP0101 @ 5%
WATER 10%

Depends on the finishes required but in general an appropriate rate is 130 gr / sq. m. The number of coats depends on the surface preparation the porosity of the substrate, and the finish required.
Following Treatments
By spray gun. The product is ready for use; in winter time it is not advisable to thin down the product but it is recommend to use the pre-heater set between 35°C and 45°C; in warmer times it is advisable to thin down the product from 5% up to 10% max. with water and to use the pre-heater at a max. temperature of 35°C. The product viscosity generally enables the application of 100-120 micron humid thickness without dripping; it is not advisable to apply higher thickness as film sanding and flow levelling would be impaired. Suggested nozzle: for airless 09 fixed or 015 adjustable at 4 atm/bar of pressure; for normal spray gun 2.0 mm. at 3.5-4 atm/bar of pressure.

As waterborne varnishing have lesser resistance against aggressive chemical agents compared to traditional varnishes, we recommend to clean the piece with water and neutral detergent.
Ammonia and/or alcohol base solutions can seriously damage the film. Should aggressive solutions be spilled such as liquors, and similar drinks and/or very hot beverages like coffee, tea etc., we recommend cleaning quickly the surface with cloth soaked in water. Check very carefully that the spray-gun does not show any trace whatsoever of solvent from previous applications. It is advisable to wash varnishing tools immediately after use.

Available in USG, 5USG.
Store in a cool and well ventilated place. Keep away from direct sunlight. Maximum 6 months in unopened container, stored in a cool and dry condition at 25°C.
Gluening
Check the type of glue used before varnishing the pieces with waterborne products: glues having a holding value below B3, can cause the following problems:
-Breakaway of the veneering form the substrate, blistering and ensuing damage of the
varnishing piece
-Pore raising
-Film bleaching caused by resolubilization of the glue resins into the waterborne varnishing

Following coats
Comply with the drying time between the basecoat and the finish as pore raising may occur if pores are too much reduced

Blocking
The product is provided with good resistance against blocking: it is however a thermoplastic varnish, therefore it is necessary to evaluate each time storage and stacking conditions of the varnished piece avoiding the contact in between varnished.

Tannin
Check very carefully the type of timber to varnishing. In fact oak, chestnut, iroko, niangon, meranti, cedar, and hard exotic timbers with large pore generally contain inhibiting substances, which tend to leak if you use varnishing reducible by water. This inconvenience does not occur always and therefore it is difficult to explain it or to find a really effective remedy. If many tannin leaks occur (small black cylindrical “vulcanoes”), we suggest to sand the surface and apply a new layer of finish.

This material is NOT flammable.
Use only in well ventilated areas. In case of insufficient ventilation during application wear suitable respiratory equipment. Do not breathe vapor / spray. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of sweet water and seek medical advice. In case of contact with skin, wash immediately with soap and water or a recognized skin cleanser.
Keep away from sources of ignition. No Smoking. Keep out of reach of children.