Coating with varnish is an obligatory stage of the device of a parquet floor . This will largely depend on the durability of the floor covering and its beautiful appearance. It remains only to choose a suitable varnish. We represent polyurethane varnish for parquet, as one of the most modern and qualitative compositions.
Varieties of polyurethane parquet varnish
Today there are two main varieties of this coating - one- and two-component polyurethane lacquer parquet. They can be based on various substances - acrylic, solvents, urethane, water. And as additional components they include aromatic compounds, designed to mask the unpleasant sharp odor characteristic of varnishes.
Polyurethane varnish for water based parquet is more ecological and does not have such a sharp smell, but it is less durable and durable, besides, it is quite fastidious to the tools of application.
Anhydrous polyurethane varnish for parquet, especially two-component is the best solution for high-quality and long-term repair. Anhydrous formulations have excellent adhesion to wooden surfaces, are able to withstand household chemicals, considerable mechanical stress and are ideal for high traffic areas.
Features of polyurethane varnish application
For best results, follow the instructions attached to the lacquer as accurately as possible. Mixing components is best in the packaging in which they are sold, while clearly respecting the required proportion.
After thorough mixing, the varnish should be used as quickly as possible, since the two-component varnishes quickly solidify. It is better not to mix up the whole volume, but only the part that you can use in the near future. Cured lacquer is not subject to recovery.
The surface must be cleaned from dust and dirt before application of the varnish, thoroughly dried and, if necessary, cleaned. The varnish should be applied in 2-3 layers with a fur roller or brush in the direction of the wood fibers. If the lacquer is one-component, a synthetic brush is suitable as a working tool.