Stain & Varnish

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WHERE TO USE

All interior woodwork including furniture, cabinetry, trim, window frames, skirting boards, doors, paneling, architrave, toys etc

FINISH

Gloss

COVERAGE RATE

10m² per litre

NUMBER OF COATS

Up to 3 coats

RECOAT TIME

Recoat after 12 hour

DRY TIME

Touch Dry 8 hours

CLEAN UP

Mineral Turpentine. Soak application cloths in water prior to disposal.

SIZES

250ml, 1L

How to prepare Feast Watson Stain and Varnish:

Before you get coating... Let's prep!

New Timber
How to prepare New Timber:

Sand to a smooth surface and remove all sanding dust before coating.

TIP: Achieve that super-smooth finish (or if the timber grain is open or coarse) by applying a coat of Feast Watson Sanding Sealer and sand back as per the label instructions.

For naturally oily timbers, seal the timber with Feast Watson Proofseal as per the label instructions prior to application.

Previously Coated Timber:
How to prepare Previously Coated Timber:

Previously varnished surfaces need to be sanded to a dull finish. Remember to remove all sanding dust before coating!

How to apply Feast Watson Stain and Varnish:

Here we go…

But first, check you're ready to go:

Make sure you love your colour! Using an off-cut or on a inconspicuous area, test the colour to ensure you are happy with your choice.
Make sure the Stain and Varnish is thoroughly stirred through before starting (and during!). Avoid introducing any bubbles!

Let's do this:

Apply Stain & Varnish using a brush, roller or spray.
- If spraying Stain & Varnish may be thinned by using 10% mineral turpentine.
- If applying by roller, use a short nap (5mm) mohair roller. Ensure edges and end grain are fully coated.

How to apply Stain and Varnish to new timber:

If applying by spray, three coats are required.
Achieved your colour after one coat? No worries. Just complete the following coats with Feast Watson Clear Varnish as additional coats of Stain & Varnish will intensify colour.
Provide 12 hours drying time between coats.
Remember to sand lightly between coats with a fine sandpaper to get the best results.

If applying over a previous varnish coating, two coats will be sufficient.

How to maintain my floor with Feast Watson Stain and Varnish:

Follow these easy steps:

Keep an eye on the surface for any signs of colour loss or surface defects.
When required, lightly sand the surface, and remember to remove all dust.
Recoat with an additional coat of Clear Varnish as per application instructions.

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