Protect wooden surfaces and enhance their appearance with the high-quality satin finish of Barrett...Protect wooden surfaces and enhance their appearance with the high-quality satin finish of Barrettine Polyurethane Varnish. Use it to bring out the best in kitchen furniture, internal doors and much more. This 1L tin provides coverage of up to 14m². Touch-dry in just two hours and recoatable after 12 hours, the varnish will improve both the hardness and finish - apply two or three coats for the very best results. It offers excellent durability to kitchen furniture, internal doors and other joinery products. Coverage of up to 14m² per litre. Touch-dry in just 2 hours. Recoatable in 12 hours or overnight. Easy to apply by brush or roller. Perfect for internal doors and kitchen furniture. 2-3 coats improves hardness and finish. Durable high-quality satin finish. Not suitable for use on painted surfaces. 1L tin - total coverage of up to 14m².
This guide is for anyone looking to protect and enhance wooden surfaces with Barrettine Polyurethane Varnish. The varnish provides a durable, satin finish, making it ideal for kitchen furniture and internal doors. Note that this product is not suitable for use on painted surfaces.
All features
Model Part Number
PSVA001
Brand
Barrettine
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does it take for the varnish to dry?
The varnish is touch-dry in approximately two hours and can be recoated after 12 hours, or overnight.
What surfaces can I use this varnish on?
This varnish is suitable for use on bare or previously varnished wooden surfaces. It is ideal for internal doors and kitchen furniture.
Can I use this varnish on painted surfaces?
No, this varnish is not suitable for use on painted surfaces.
How many coats of varnish should I apply?
For best results, apply two or three coats to improve the hardness and finish.
What is the coverage of the varnish?
One litre of varnish provides coverage of up to 14m².
How should I prepare the surface before applying the varnish?
The wooden surface should be clean, dry, and free from any old varnish, wax, or grease. Lightly sand the surface if necessary.
How do I clean up after using the varnish?
Clean tools immediately after use with a suitable solvent.
Troubleshooting
Varnish is not drying properly.
Ensure the room temperature is within the recommended range and that the surface is clean and free of contaminants. Make sure that the varnish is not expired.
Brush marks are visible after application.
Use a high-quality brush or roller. Apply thin, even coats, and avoid over-brushing. Lightly sand between coats.
Varnish is peeling or flaking.
Ensure proper surface preparation. Lightly sand the surface before applying the varnish. Make sure to remove any old varnish or paint before applying.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Enhances the appearance of wood with a satin finish.
Offers excellent durability and protection.
Easy to apply with a brush or roller.
Quick drying time allows for faster project completion.
Provides good coverage per litre.
Cons
Not suitable for use on painted surfaces.
Requires multiple coats for optimal results.
Recoating requires waiting for a minimum of 12 hours.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation: Ensure the wooden surface is clean, dry, and free from any old varnish, wax, or grease. Sand the surface lightly if necessary to create a smooth finish.
Application: Stir the varnish thoroughly before use. Apply the first coat evenly using a brush or roller, following the wood grain.
Drying Time: Allow the first coat to dry for approximately two hours until touch-dry. Wait 12 hours or overnight before applying subsequent coats.
Recoating: Lightly sand the surface between coats to ensure good adhesion.
Coverage: One litre of varnish will cover up to 14m².
Compatibility: This varnish is specifically designed for use on bare or previously varnished wooden surfaces. It is *not* suitable for use on painted surfaces.
Care: Clean tools immediately after use with a suitable solvent. Once dry, the varnish is easy to clean with a damp cloth.