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DESCRIPTION: Penetrating and finishing oil, which
deepens and enhances the natural grain of the timber. It is
resistant to dirt and moisture. Suitable for; exterior paneling,
garden furniture, windows, sandpits, box framing, rafters,
pergolas,. etc. Not to be used on alkaline surfaces, plaster,
concrete or fibro-cement. If considering use on those materials a
test-strip should be made to assess suitability.
PROTECTION: Protection against weather and
wood-destroying ultra-violet light. One to three coats are
recommended depending on the absorbency of the timber. Box frames,
timber windows, cladding and end grains must be treated
BEFORE INSTALLATION. It is also good practice to prime
all back surfaces.
PREPARATION: Prepare surface in accordance with AS
2311 Painting of Buildings. Do not apply coatings to unseasoned or
wet timber. Round off sharp edges. Wood and other surfaces
should be well sanded, dry and cleaned of greasy, waxy and dirty
contaminants using BIO Thinner. Imperfect coats may require
complete stripping before applying BIO products. Hardwoods and
other timbers rich in natural oils, waxes, acids and terpenes
should be degreased using BIO Thinner, because these substances may
mix with the oil and prolong its drying time. For fungi and
insect treatment use BIO WOOD PROTECTING BORAX. Before painting,
wipe off the surplus of Borax with a damp cloth; otherwise surface
residue may inhibit paint adhesion. Decks: Prior to painting
– allow new timber to weather for 4-6 weeks. During this time
tannins and resins can leach out, then wipe down with BIO Thinner.
For better adhesion sand with grit 90 sandpaper.
APPLICATION: Stir thoroughly before use with a
broad flat stirrer. Brush, roll or spray thinly and evenly working
the oil well into the grain. Maintain a wet edge when painting.
Thick coats wrinkle when dry. Avoid bubbles. If necessary thin with
BIO THINNER for hardwood application. Do not apply more oil than
the surface can absorb. Remove excess oil with a dry, lint free
cloth after approx. 1 - 2 hours. Lightly sand between coats if
necessary with fine sandpaper. Allow 12 to 24 hours to dry between
coats. Low temperatures and humid conditions prolong the drying
time. Apply second and subsequent coats only after previous coat
has thoroughly dried. Do not use below +10 C and or above 80%
humidity, in cold damp conditions, when condensation, rain, dew or
frost are likely to occur or hot days, direct sunlight and hot
surfaces. Provide adequate ventilation during application and
drying. Reaches maximum durability after 8-14 days. RE-COATING is
recommended after approximately 12 - 24 months, depending on the
exposure to the weather or to those areas seen to be necessary
INGREDIENTS: Based on linseed oil, wood oil,
UV-protector, paraffin oil, lemon peel oil, pine oil, Lead free
drying agents.
CLEANING: Clean with BIO Thinner.
COVERAGE: 1 Litre covers approx:
- 5-10 sqm 1st coat on softwood
- 8-10 sqm 2nd coat on softwood
- 8-10 sqm on hardwood
PACKAGING: 1 and 4 Litres
PRECAUTION: Keep away from open flames and out of
reach of children. Do not misuse. Please dispose of used rags in a
sealed metal container. Can spontaneously combust.
STORAGE: Keep tightly sealed in a cool and dry
place. Surface film may develop in opened cans.
PAINT DISPOSAL: Do not pour left over paint down
the drain. Unwanted paint should be brushed out on newspaper,
allowed to dry and then disposed of via domestic waste collection.
Let empty container dry out as well and dispose via recycling
program.
The preceding information was prepared by BIO Products Australia
and is given as a general guide only. Some variations may occur or
be advisable for particular conditions. The manufacturer’s
responsibility for claims arising from breach of warranty,
negligence or otherwise is limited to the purchase price of the
material.
BIO NATURAL TIMBER OIL is an environmental friendly product.
1/08/2007
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