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ULTRACOAT PREMIUM BASE A+B
Two-component, NMP-free, water-based undercoat with low emission of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and high insulating capacity, for preparing solid and pre-sanded wooden floors and wooden floors under repair for water-based finishing cycles.
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Low Sheen 1014
DURAPOL 1014 Low Sheen is a single pack, clear, subdued gloss, and moisture-curing polyurethane for use on interior timber, parquetry and cork flooring. Formulated to provide an attractive silky sheen 1014 provides floors with a subtle sheen when used as the final coat in a system with one of the following Polycure coatings: FASTASEAL 3030, POLYTHANE 2043-A/B, DURAPOL1044 Gloss or DURAPOL 1045 Super Gloss. It is to be used as a final coat only. Available in a 10ltr can.
Tung Oil 3120
NATUROIL 3120 Tung Oil Sealer Low Sheen is a single pack, clear, oil based floor coating, which will enhance and protect the natural appearance of interior timber and parquetry floors. It has been formulated to minimise the risk of edge bonding and is recommended where the stability of the timber floor cannot be guaranteed.
Fastaseal 3030
FASTASEAL 3030 is a clear single pack, quick drying sealer that is easily sanded and has excellent adhesion to all timber species. Formulated to be applied as a thin first coat under all Polycure coatings, Fastaseal provides an excellent block to resin exudation problems in oily timbers such as Brushbox, Tallowwood & Spotted Gum.
Durapol 1050 Max
DURAPOL 1050 Max is a single pack, clear, high gloss, high solids, and moisture-curing polyurethane for use on interior timber, parquetry and cork flooring. It will provides a highly abrasion resistant and extremely durable. Used in a 3-coat system it will provide a superior mirror finish. Designed for interior use only.
