WHY USE HUDSON TIMBERCOAT?

Hudson Timbercoat is a one component waterborne non- yellowing urethane coating ideal for finishes on wood and parquet floors. It combines excellent hardness and flexibility, high abrasion resistance and high gloss appearance. It resists ordinary household detergents, acids and alkalis, sauces, food spills, and beverages and has very minimal odor.
 

  • One Component
  • Eco-Friendly (Low VOC)
  • Mild Odor
  • Non-Flammable
  • Faster Drying or Curing Time
  • Less Yellowing
TYPE
Hudson Timbercoat is a one component waterborne non-yellowing urethane coating ideal for finishes on wood and parquet floors. It combines excellent hardness and flexibility, high abrasion resistance and high gloss appearance. It resists ordinary household detergents, acids and alkalis, sauces, food spills, and beverages. Gives out mild odor.
 
USE
Excellent on wooden floor parquets for residences and offices. Also for interior and exterior wood such as furniture, store fixtures, cabinets, doors, and panels.Timbercoat is highly recommended for offices, commercial or residencial spaces, and condominiums (especially units that prevent the use of strong odor solvent base paints).
 
 
 
AVAILABLE FINISHES
Gloss, Semi-Gloss, Matte
 
APPLICATION CHARACTERISTICS
Clarity: Clear when dry.
Leveling: Excellent
Drying time: 1-2 hours
Maximum Cure: 100 % after 1 week
Gloss Level (60 degree): > 85 for GLOSS, 45-50 for SEMIGLOSS, 10-30 for MATTE
Odor: Mild odor
 
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Color: White or slightly hazy liquid
pH: 8
Solids: 33-35 %
Viscosity (Ford Cup no 4 @ 29 C) : 20-25 seconds
Density: 8.61 lbs/gal
VOC Compliant
 
APPLICATION
By brush or spray.
 
COVERAGE
Coverage: 35-45 sqm /3.5L or 10-13 sqm L at 25-30 microns = 1 coating
 
CURING
• 1 day = 70% cured
• 3 days = 90% cured
• 7 days = 100% cured

SURFACE PREPARATION
1. Sand and prepare floor using 80-100 grit sand paper.
2. Make your final sanding with 400 grit sand paper. 
3. Vacuum floor thoroughly and wipe with a dry cloth. 

PAINTING NEW FLOORS
 
1. Shake container for I5 to20 seconds, then apply first coat.First coat acts as a sealer.
2. Let it dry for an hour then sand.
3. Apply another coat.
4. Sand after an hour.
5. Apply two more coats.
6. Allow 48 hours drying time for areas with light traffic and at least 7 days for normal to heavy traffic areas.
 
REPAINTING PREVIOUSLY COATED FLOORS
IMPORTANT! Be sure floor is free from wax, and oily residues.
1. Always prepare a sample or test area.
2. Make sure to clean the test area and sand it thoroughly before applying Timbercoat.
3. After 24 hours scratch the surface with a coin.
4. If adhesion still not ok after 3 days then the surface cannot be overcoated.
5. After ensuring that the floor is in order and adhesion is ok, clean the surface well and proceed to coat the whole surface.
 
IMPORTANT REMINDERS
• Do not use Timbercoat over alkyd-based wood filler, alkyd based wood stains, and some Latex Paints.
• Tannin naturally appear on some wood species. Finish results may vary depending on wood species.
 
PACKAGING
3.5 Liters
 
ABRASION
• Sanding is not necessary in between coats, except for first coat as sealer.
• It is not necessary to abrade between coats unless more than 48 hours has passed since the previous coat was applied. Always vacuum and wipe thoroughly with a slightly water-damped cloth after abrading.
 
CLEAN UP
Application tools should be cleaned with water.
 
FLOOR CARE
Put walk off mats at all entrance doorways to keep out excessive dirt and grit. Sweep or vacuum daily and damp wipe as needed.
 
CAUTION
Toxic and flammable. Keep away from fire and reach of children.