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Polyurethane Varnish - Satin - 1L
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Polyurethane Varnish - Satin - 1L
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£16.80
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Description
Description
Barrettine Polyurethane Varnish is a high quality satin finish varnish designed to protect and enhance interior wood. It delivers excellent durability for everyday wear, making it a reliable choice for kitchen furniture, internal doors and other joinery where a tough, attractive finish is required.
Supplied in a 1L tin, this polyurethane varnish offers coverage of up to 14m² per litre (depending on surface and application), with a practical drying profile for refurbishment work: it’s typically touch dry in around 2 hours and recoatable after approx. 12 hours.
Key Features
- High quality satin finish for a subtle, durable sheen
- Excellent durability for hard-wearing interior wood surfaces
- Ideal for kitchen furniture, internal doors and other joinery products
- Coverage: up to 14m² per litre (surface dependent)
- Touch dry: approx. 2 hours
- Recoat time: approx. 12 hours
Typical Applications
- Internal doors, frames and architraves
- Kitchen units, furniture and worktops (where a varnished finish is desired)
- Skirting boards, shelves and interior joinery
- Refurbishment projects needing a tough, trade-grade satin varnish
Specifications
| Product | Polyurethane Varnish |
|---|---|
| Finish | Clear Satin |
| Size | 1L |
| Coverage | Up to 14m² per litre (approx.) |
| Touch dry time | Approx. 2 hours |
| Recoat time | Approx. 12 hours |
| Use | Interior wood: doors, joinery, kitchen furniture & similar |
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