Flood E-B Emulsa Bond

E-B Emulsa Bond is a stir-in latex/acrylic paint additive for exterior wood, masonry or aluminum siding that helps alleviate peeling problems when painting over a sound but chalky or dusty surface. E-B Emulsa Bond provides a bonding oil, stirs in easily, and does not alter the original finish coat color. It offers a time-saving benefit by eliminating the need to prime.

BASIC USES

• For exterior use only

• Apply EB Emulsa Bond modified paint over sound but chalky paint (latex or oil); sandblasted masonry or weathered, but sound asbestos siding

• Ideal for repainting chalky aluminum siding, T1-11 exterior plywood or hardboard siding and cementitious siding

GENERAL REPAINTING WITH E-B EMULSA BOND

SURFACE PREPARATION:

1. Follow directions on latex paint label.

2. Wash protected areas (overhangs, porch ceilings, etc.) with Flood Wood Cleaner or detergent and water.

3. Rinse thoroughly before painting.

4. If mildew exists remove with a solution of 4 ounces of non-ammoniated detergent (TSP) 1 quart of outdoor bleach and 3 quarts of fresh water. Allow this solution to remain on the surface for 10-15 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

5. Avoid contact with eyes and skin, and provide adequate ventilation.

6. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water and allow washed areas to dry before painting.

APPLICATION

NOTE: Use only in the first coat of paint

1. Shake container well.

2. Always mix a small amount of E-B Emulsa Bond with paint to test compatibility.

3. For latex house paint, add 32 oz. (1 qt.) E-B Emulsa Bond per gallon.

4. Stir paint and E-B Emulsa Bond mixture thoroughly. If thickening occurs, add enough tap water (up to 8 oz/gal) to return to the consistency of original paint.

5. Paint as usual.

6. Do not recoat with additional E-B Emulsa Bond / paint mixture. If painting additional coats or a finish coat, apply when the E-B Emulsa Bond / paint mixture feels dry. Do not apply more paint while the film feels soft or tacky.

COVERAGE:

While coverage will vary with the texture and porosity of the surface, you will generally use 20% less material than if the paint or stain had been applied without E-B Emulsa Bond.

RESTRICTIONS:

Use only in the first coat. Do not add E-B Emulsa Bond to gloss latex paints for the first coat. E-B Emulsa Bond is not for interior use.

NOTE: Use of latex paint, with or without E-B Emulsa Bond, over heavy accumulations of old, brittle, checked or cracked paints is not recommended.

E-B SOLID HIDING STAIN SYSTEM

This system provides water protection and a color coat of latex in one application. It is designed for repainting previously painted or stained exterior T1-11 plywood and hardboard. The mixture consists of 50% exterior latex paint and 50% E-B Emulsa Bond.

MIXING DIRECTIONS:

NOTE: Custom tinted colors or paints of different manufacturing batch numbers must be blended or boxed together and thoroughly mixed to assure uniformity of color PRIOR to mixing with E-B Emulsa Bond.

• Fill 1/3 of a container with well mixed latex house paint and add an equal amount of E-B Emulsa Bond

• Stir or box this mixture until all of the E-B Emulsa Bond disappears into the paint

• If thickening occur, add tap water (no more than1/2 pint per gallon) to bring the mixture back to the consistency of the original paint

APPLICATION:

1. Apply one full hiding coat by brush, roller or sprayer.

2. If the desired appearance is not achieved in one coat, a second coat of paint WITHOUT E-B Emulsa Bond should be applied.

CLEANUP AND STORAGE

• Clean tools, equipment drips and splatters with a solution of household detergent and water

• If paint is dry, use paint remover or brush cleaner

• Keep brushes and rollers in water when not in use

• Air dry empty cans and saturated rag, then dispose of according to local regulations

• Store unused portion in tightly closed container

• KEEP FROM FREEZING

Flood TWF-SEMI Semi-Transparent Wood Finish

Flood TWF-SEMI Semi-Transparent Wood Finish is a premium-quality finish that provides long-lasting appearance and protection to natural wood. Its exclusive formula combines the rich penetration of an oil with the durability of an acrylic resin. It enhances the natural character of the wood, allowing the grain and texture to show through. TWF-SEMI provides a mildew-resistant finish and delivers unsurpassed peel and fade resistance for three years on decks and five years on siding.

BASIC USES

Exterior wood surfaces, including:

• Siding

• Decks & Docks

• Fences

• Shingles & Siding

• Pressure Treated Lumber

• Plywood (including T1-11)

• Barns

• Rafters & Beams

• Trim Boards

• Outdoor Wood Furniture

SURFACE PREPARATION

GENERAL DIRECTIONS

• Proper surface preparation is essential for warranty application, optimum penetration and overall product performance.

• Surfaces to be stained must be thoroughly clean, porous, dry and free of mildew and other contamination.

• Remove mildew with a solution of one part household bleach to four parts water.

• Completely remove any opaque stain, paint, varnish or sealer to expose bare wood.

NOTE: Test for penetration and absorbency by sprinkling water lightly on freshly prepared wood. If water is absorbed rapidly, surface is porous and free of contamination and ready for stain. If water is repelled, thorough preparation for new wood surfaces must be repeated.

NEW WOOD SURFACES

The ideal time to stain new wood is one to three months after installation. Some new wood surfaces, like smooth cedar, can have a hard, shiny surface called mill glaze, that prevents maximum penetration of a stain. All new wood, especially decks, should be prepared with Flood Wood Stripper or FloodPro® Stripper/Cleaner (1 quart of Flood Wood Stripper per one gallon of water) to open wood so it can accept a new finish. These products reduce mill glaze and remove natural wood chemicals and other factory applied sealers to open wood to allow maximum penetration.

WEATHERED WOOD SURFACES:

Uncoated wood surfaces that have weathered longer than six months require thorough cleaning before staining. Use Flood Wood Stripper, Wood Cleaner or Flood Dekswood® with a pressure washer or stiff bristle brush to remove loose wood fibers, dirt and other surface contaminants.

NOTE: Cedar and redwood may darken with Flood Wood Stripper or FloodPro Stripper/Cleaner. If this occurs, rebrighten with Flood Wood Cleaner or Flood Dekswood before proceeding.

PREVIOUSLY STAINED OR SEALED SURFACES:

For optimum results, apply to bare wood surfaces. Can also be applied over previous applications of Flood TWF-SEMI. Previous stain, varnish or sealer must be completely and thoroughly removed with Flood Wood Stripper or StainStrip per product label directions before proceeding.

COLOR SELECTION

• Before starting job, test your color choice on a small area

• Buy sufficient product for the whole job and box or intermix all product together before staining to avoid color variance

• DO NOT USE TINT BASES UNTINTED

NOTE: Custom tint using colorants that are approved for exterior use only.

APPLICATION

CAUTION: Surfaces are slippery when wet. Use caution when walking on wet surfaces during application.

1. Stir before and periodically during application.

2. Do not thin. Test color in small area.

3. Do not apply in hot sunlight or if cold, wet weather is expected within 48 hours.

4. Apply between 50° F – 80° F.

5. Apply with a synthetic brush, roller (synthetic woven 3/8”-3/4” nap depending on surface texture) or airless sprayer (.013-.017 fluid tip / 1300-1900 psi).

6. Apply an even coat, avoiding heavy application.

7. After sprayer or roller application, backbrush to improve penetration and uniformity of coverage.

8. If an additional coat is required, it may be applied after 3-4 hours.

COVERAGE RATES

• Smooth/moderately porous surfaces: 350 - 400 sq. ft/gal

• Rough/weathered/porous surfaces: 250 - 350 sq. ft/gal

NOTE: Actual coverage rates may vary depending upon substrate type and/or conditions as well as application method.

MAINTAINING TWF-SEMI COLOR FINISH

Surfaces with harsh exposure to sun, weather or foot traffic will show wear more quickly than other areas - if this happens, clean affected areas and recoat as necessary.

CLEANUP AND STORAGE

• Clean up with warm, soapy water.

• If Flood TWF-SEMI is allowed to dry on tools, remove with paint remover.

• Store unused portion in tightly closed container.

• Keep from freezing.

Flood-Wood Cleaner

Flood Wood Cleaner is a powerful cleaner and brightener which restores gray, weather-beaten exterior wood that is unfinished to its natural color. A strong, economical cleaner, Flood Wood Cleaner gets under and removes surfaces and ground in dirt while restoring a bright, vibrant look to your exterior wood.

BASIC USES

• For exterior use only

• Exterior wood or composite material (decks, furniture, fences and siding, etc.)

• Unfinished exterior wood surfaces that have become gray or dirty (including Cedar, Redwood or Pressure-Treated Wood)

• Previously coated exterior wood surfaces that need to be cleaned

BEFORE YOU START

NOTE: Wear chemical resistant gloves, safety goggles and protective clothing.

• Shake container thoroughly before mixing

• Cover areas you want to protect

• Thoroughly wet plants and shrubs

MIXING DIRECTIONS

NOTE: Do not mix with chlorine bleach or other household cleaning products. To do so can result in release of highly toxic gases. Mix using only plastic containers in a well ventilated area.

For most jobs:

• Mix one part Flood Wood Cleaner to four parts water

For tough stains:

• Mix equal amounts of Flood Wood Cleaner and water

APPLICATION

CAUTION: Surfaces are slippery when wet. Use caution when walking on wet surfaces during application.

General directions:

1. May damage metal components of spray equipment.

2. Do not apply on a hot surface; product will dry too rapidly.

3. If cleaning vertical wood, work from bottom to top to avoid streaking.

4. Sweep surface clean; wet the surface with fresh water.

5. Apply Flood Wood Cleaner with a garden sprayer, brush, or roller.

6. Work Flood Wood Cleaner into the wood with a stiff nylon or natural bristle brush using a scrubbing action.

7. Allow the solution to stand on wood for 20-30 minutes.

8. Do not allow Flood Wood Cleaner to dry. Keep surface wet with the mixture of cleaner while working.

9. Rinse surface and adjacent areas thoroughly using the highest pressure from a hose or pressure wash between 500-1000 psi.

10.Allow wood to dry 48 hours or ensure moisture content meets finish label instructions.

For nail stains:

1. Clean and wet the surface.

2. Apply Flood Wood Cleaner to the entire surface over and around the nail stain.

3. Do not rinse until the stain has disappeared.

COVERAGE

• When mixed with 4 gallons of water, 1 gallon Flood Wood Cleaner will clean up to 1,000 sq. ft/gal (92.9 sq. m/gal)

• When mixed with 1 gallon of water, one gallon Flood Wood Cleaner will clean up to 400 sq. ft/gal (37.2 sq. m/gal)

• Coverage will vary depending on type, age and texture of wood

CLEANUP AND STORAGE

• Cleanup with soap and water

• Store unused portion in tightly closed plastic container

• KEEP FROM FREEZING

AFTER CLEANING

• Protect and enhance the natural beauty of exterior wood with any Flood Brand Finish

Decorating with Metallic Colors

Many people believe that metallic colors are cold colors that will not bring life to their home.  But there are several ways in which you can use gold, silver, bronze or nickel to make your home look beautiful.  Let us first take a look at the three most popular metallic colors:  nickel ,chrome and silver.  

As most people know, chrome is most seen in the kitchen and in the bathroom.  You will more than likely see chrome in the fixtures in the bathroom or the sink itself will be chrome.  If you don’t like the dull look of chrome in your bathroom, try adding a black wooden mirror frame that will compliment the chrome.  

If the kitchen is more your favorite place for chrome, then a nice chrome stove will give your kitchen a whole new look.  Many people are afraid to put a nice chrome stove in their kitchen thinking that their kitchen will look too industrial.  But you can add special touches like a wooden shelf above the stove and hang some copper pots from the ceiling.  Another great idea to offset the chrome is to use fabrics such as curtains in the window and tablecloths on the kitchen table.  If you are one of the ones who believe that chrome is harsh, then offset it by using materials that are soft such as sheepskin on your chairs.  Now to add color to the kitchen, a blue table cloth or blue curtains would be the perfect choice.  Chrome looks best when paired with deep colors such as maroon, dark blue or forest green.  

The metallic color of silver can spruce up any home.  Now you may be thinking that you can’t match silver with anything and your home with look like a decorated Christmas tree.  Or you may think that silver will make your home look like a hospital.  But this simply isn’t the case.  For a spectacular looking dining room, a black iron dining table with black iron chairs and a glass tabletop pair well with silver upholstered chairs.  

Let’s take a look now at some specific decorating tips for you to use if you are interested in using metallic color accents in your color design.  

Candle holders- Imagine the beautiful glow of a candle held in a metallic colored candle holder.  For colors such as blue or green, choose a holder that is silver or chrome.  On the other hand, you will want to use gold or bronze holders for colors such as orange or red.  

Appliances- For a great look in your kitchen, try using all steel appliances such as stove, refrigerator and toaster.  

Furniture- There is nothing that makes you living room or front porch look more stunning than wrought black iron coffee table or sliver side tables with glass tops.  

Choosing Interior Paints

To come up with amazing color combinations that produce amazing results with interior paints, follow these easy steps.

Everyone has a favorite color.  But if you really sit down and think about your favorite color, think about what exactly it is that you like about that color.  Does it put you in a happy mood?  Does it make you feel safe?  Does it give you a feeling of calm?  Does it make you hungry?  These answers may help you decide on interior paint.  What if you still aren’t sure on a color scheme?  Sit down and look through interior design magazines and cut out ideas that catch your eye.  Tape these pictures to a large piece of cardboard paper.  Take the paper with you in each room you go into.  Notice how each of the cutouts make you feel while you are in that room.  

Check out the colors you currently have in the room now.  Decide which colors you want to keep and which colors you are going to get rid of.  Take a look at the room from different angles of the room.  Stand by the windows and check out the colors.  Also what do you see when you walk into the room?  What do you like and dislike about the floors, carpet, furniture, appliances, doors, tiles and curtains.  

Now it’s time to figure what is best for each room in your home.  Before you chose interior paint colors, you need to ask yourself a few questions.  What is the room going to be used for?  Will it be just for entertaining or for everyday use?  How bright is the room now?  Does it face north where there is not much sunlight or does it get lots of sun?  If it doesn’t get much sunlight, choose warm colors and if it is a bright room, tone it down with cool colors.  How big is the room?  This will also tell you if you need to use warm or cool colors.  Warm colors make a room look smaller whereas cool colors will make it look larger.  

Now that you have a clear idea of the colors that you like, it is time to do a little experimenting.  Does any color suggest itself as a starting point for a color scheme?  Maybe a picture, a quilt or afghan, a carpet or rug, a bowl on the coffee table, a vase, a chair covering or a couch?  

There are many ways to apply a color scheme in a room.  Accessories are often a great starting point for choosing interior paint colors and color schemes.  You may have to try different colors until you find the one you like the best.  Paint and hardware stores have many paint swatches you can take home to see how a particular color will look in a certain room in your home.

DISCOUNTPAINT.NET Receives 2012 Miami Award

DISCOUNTPAINT.NET Receives 2012 Miami Award

DISCOUNTPAINT.NET

Miami Award Program Honors the Achievement

LOS ANGELES, CA, July 11, 2012 -- DISCOUNTPAINT.NET has been selected for the 2012 Miami Award in the Home Improvement Centers category by the Miami Award Program.

Each year, the Miami Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the Miami area a great place to live, work and play.

Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2012 Miami Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the Miami Award Program and data provided by third parties.

Zip-Strip Trigger Spray Paint & Finish Remover

Zip-Strip Trigger Spray Paint and Finish Remover is designed with easy application in mind. Its special formula sprays as a liquid so it penetrates into hard-to-get places like scrollwork, carving, spindles and filigree. Upon contact, Trigger Spray gels to a semi-paste consistency with clingability so it stays put, even on vertical surfaces. A fine initial spray begins the softening process. After five minutes spray a second time to activate further penetration, removing four to five coats or more. Zip-Strip Trigger Spray Paint and Finish Remover strips household paints and clear finishes, enamel, oil and latex paint, urethane, polyurethane, shellac, lacquer, water-based finish and spar varnish. It is non-flammable, and excellent for interior as well as exterior use. Just spray it on and remove with steel wool, a scraper or even wash off with water (Use of water may loosen veneer or raise wood grain. This would make it necessary to re-glue veneer or to sand the wood after it is thoroughly dry, prior to refinishing). Capable of removing 4-5 coats of paint.

Zip-Strip Industrial Paint & Finish Remover

Zip-Strip Industrial Paint and Finish Remover is the strongest of our removers and was developed for use on more difficult projects such as boats, cars and concrete. It contains a detergent which makes it possible to wash the finish off with water, minimizing scraping. The semi-paste consistency makes this remover a good choice for vertical as well as horizontal surfaces. Zip-Strip Industrial Paint and Finish Remover is non-flammable. It is excellent for interior as well as exterior applications. It removes eight or more coats of enamel, oil and latex paint, urethane, polyurethane, shellac, lacquer, water-based finish, varnish and even epoxy. It works well for marine, automotive, farm, and industrial applications including concrete swimming pools and metal lawn furniture. It will not raise the grain or discolor the wood. No neutralizing is required. Removes easily with a scraper, washing off with cool water and a scrub brush, or spraying with a high pressure stream of water. (Note: Use of water may loosen veneer or raise wood grain. This would make it necessary to re-glue veneer or to sand the wood after it is thoroughly dry, prior to refinishing.). Capable of removing up to 8 coats.

Zip-Strip Premium Paint & Finish Remover

Zip-Strip Premium Paint and Finish Remover is asked for by name more than any other paint and finish remover sold in the U.S. If you were to buy one remover to use on all of your projects, this would be the one. It has a non-flammable, semi-paste formula that works fast on vertical and horizontal surfaces. One application will remove five to six coats of enamel, oil and latex paint, urethane, polyurethane, shellac, lacquer, water-based finish and varnish. Zip-Strip Premium Paint and Finish Remover is suitable for interior as well as exterior applications. It will not raise the grain or discolor the wood. No neutralizing is required. It removes easily with a scraper, putty knife or steel wool. Capable of removing 5-6 coats.

Last-n-Last LNL-100SA Commercial Grade Oil-n-H2O Wood Floor Sealer

Last n Last LNL-100SA Commercial Grade Oil -n- H20 Wood Floor Sealer

LNL-100SA, is an ambering wood floor sealer featuring Oil·n·H2O™ technology. LNL-100SA is a low odor sealer, which penetrates the wood and dries quickly. LNL-100SA can be applied directly on stained wood surfaces, or on raw wood. When used under oil modified finish products, the sealer must be completely dry. Do not use over polyurethane, lacquer or other sealed surfaces. No Thinning Required.

RECOMMENDED USES:

Excellent for sealing most interior wood surfaces including floors, doors, cabinets, and furnitures.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Color in Container: Amber color(dries clear)

Solids Content: 25+/-1%

Chemical Resistance: Excellent

VOC: VOC does not exceed 275 grams/liter

Flash Point: 198°F

Pot Life: Unlimited in unopened container

Dry Time: 1 hour with good conditions

Clean Up: Water

Application method: T-Bar applicator, Synthetic waterborne applicator and nylon brush.

Coverage: 600-700 sq. feet per gallon.

Proper surface preparation is essential to achieve a high quality finish. Read the MSDS sheet and wear proper protection, which may include gloves, eye protection, and/or other protective devices.

Surface Preparation:

New or Newly Sanded Floors or Wood Surfaces: Prepare the floor according to NWFA or NOFMA accepted standard. The final pass before application of sealer should be a #150 grit screen pad or sandpaper. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the floor or work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The floor or work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

APPLICATION:

Apply sealer using standard water based finish techniques. Applicator should be slightly dampened with sealer before starting. Pour sealer onto floor 4" strip along the starting wall. Apply the sealer with the grain of wood. applicator towards you holding the applicator at a slight “snowplow” angle. Remember keep a wet edge as you work. When you reach the end wall, pull the applicator in a sweeping motion, without lifting it from the floor. Feather turn, and gently touch any missed spots. Apply at recommended coverage. Screen with a #150 grit or maroon pad with gold strips prior to application of first top coat. Don’t over sand between coats.

Application over stain:

should adhere well to most stain, but a test for adhesion over brands other than Last•n•Last stain is recommended. Use Last•n•Last Classic Wood Stain following instruction on label. Allow the stain to dry a minimum of 24 hours under good conditions. Make sure the stain is completely dry before applying the finish or sealer. Not recommended under white or pastel stains.

Drying Time:

Last•n•Last 100 SA should be dry to the touch in 1 hour. Allow minimum of 2 hours before screening and for the topcoat to be applied. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. Under oil, longer dry time maybe needed.

Clean up:

Use water to clean brushes and applicators.

Lass-n-Last LNL-100S Commercial Grade Waterborne Wood Floor Sealer

Last n Last LNL-100S Commercial Grade Waterborne Wood Floor Sealer

LNL-100S is an advanced non-yellowing , low odor clear wood floor sealer which penetrates the wood and dries quickly. It can be applied directly on stained wood surfaces, or on raw wood. When used under oil modified finish products, the sealer must be completely dry. DO NOT USE OVER POLYURETHANE, LACQUER OR OTHER SEALED SURFACES. No Thinning Required.

RECOMMENDED USES:

Excellent for sealing most interior wood surfaces, including floors, doors, cabinets, and furnitures.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Color in Container: Milky white (dries clear)

Solids Content: 25+/-1%

Chemical Resistance: Excellent

VOC: VOC does not exceed 275 grams/liter

Flash Point: 198°F

Pot Life: Unlimited in unopened container

Dry Time: 1 hour with good conditions

Clean Up: Water

Application method: T-Bar applicator, Synthetic waterborne applicator and nylon brush.

Coverage: 600-700 sq. feet per gallon.

Proper surface preparation is essential to achieve a high quality finish. Read the MSDS sheet and wear properprotection, which may include gloves, eye protection, and/or other protective devices.

Surface Preparation:

New or Newly Sanded Floors or Wood Surfaces: Prepare the floor according to NWFA or NOFMA accepted standard. The final pass before application of sealer should be a #100 to #150 grit screen pad or sandpaper. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the floor or work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The floor or work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

APPLICATION:

Apply sealer using standard water based finish techniques. Applicator should be slightly dampened with finish before starting. Pour sealer onto floor 4" strip along the starting wall. Apply the sealer with the grain of wood. Pull the applicator towards you holding it at a slight “snowplow” angle. Remember to keep a wet edge as you work. When you reach the end wall, pull the applicator in a sweeping motion, without lifting it from the floor. Feather turn, and gently touch any missed spots. Apply at recommended coverage, in thin coats.

Drying Time:

Last•n•Last 100 S should be dry to the touch in 1 hour. Allow minimum of 1 hours before screening and for the topcoat to be applied. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times.

Clean up:

Use water to clean brushes and applicators.

Last-n-Last LNL-1500 Commercial Grade Waterborne Wood Floor Finish

Last n Last LNL-1500 Commercial Grade Waterborne Wood Floor Finish

LNL-1500 Commercial Wood Floor Finish incorporates Aluminum Oxide, Microban antimicrobial protection, and UV absorbers in a single component non-yellowing urethane finish. Featuring a 15 Year Residential Wear Warranty, LNL1500 will prove superior durability, with the added benefits of low odor, fast dry time and easy cleanup Microban® protection continuously inhibits the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew that can cause stains, odors, and damage the finish on your floor. And because Microban® protection is built into this coating, it will not wash off or wear away for the life of the finish.

RECOMMENDED USES:

Last•n•Last 1500 Wood Floor Finish is recommended for interior residential application.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Color in Container: Milky white (Dries clear)

Solids Content: 32+/-1%

Chemical Resistance: Excellent

VOC:VOC does not exceed 275grams/liter

Flash Point 198°F

Sheen Gloss: >80 units @ 60° on wood

Semi-Gloss: 50-60 units @ 60° on wood

Satin: 25-30 units @ 60° on wood

Freeze/Thaw Stability: Stable (if frozen, thaw completely before using)

Pot Life: Unlimited in unopened container

Dry Time: 2 to 3 hours with good conditions

Clean Up: Water

Application method: T- bar applicator, Synthetic waterborne applicator and nylon brush.

Coverage: 400-450 sq. feet per gallon.

Proper surface preparation is essential to achieve a high quality finish. Read the MSDS sheet and wear proper protection, which may include gloves, eye protection, and/or other protective devices.

Surface Preparation:

New or Newly Sanded Floors or Wood Surfaces:Prepare the floor according to NWFA or NOFMA accepted standard. The final pass before application of Last•n•Last 1500 and sealer should be a #150 grit screen pad or sandpaper. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the floor or work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The floor or work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

Previously finished Floors or Wood Surfaces: Remove old finish in poor condition. If the old finish is shellac or contains wax or any stearate, regardless of the condition, remove it completely then follow surface preparation for New Wood Surfaces. If old finish is still sound and good, screen the work surface with a #150 screen disc, #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F. Two to three coats work best on previously finished surfaces.

REMEMBER TO STIR THIS PRODUCT BEFORE AND DURING USE. LET IT STAND FOR 10 MINUTES AFTER STIRRING.

Application:

Apply in well ventilated area by nylon brush, or synthetic waterborne applicator at room temperature and not in direct sunlight. Last•n•Last 1500 looks milky when applied, but will dry to a clear, beautiful finish. Pou a 6-8” wide line of the finish along the starting wall. Apply the finish with the grain of the wood. Using a clean pre-dampened waterborne applicator, pull forward with the grain of the wood, moving the finish towards the opposite wall. Holding the applicator at a snowplow angle will maintain a wet edge at all times.( Maintain at least 3” wide wet edge to ensure proper coverage). At the end of each run, turn the applicator towards you and pad out the applicator parallel to the wet edge. Feather out turns. If pushed too hard or fast, drips will fly off the applicator. Missed areas can be touched up if seen right away. To prevent lapping and dry marks, be sure you are using the recommend coverage. Do no spread too thin. Screen the work surface in between coats with any of the following #150 screen disc, #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar. Remember to vacuum and tack thoroughly after screening to remove all dust. Allow minimum of two hours between coats, or until thoroughly dry. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. If waiting longer than 24 hours between coats, sanding is recommended.

Application over stain: Last•n•Last 1500 should adhere well to most stain, but a test for adhesion over brands other than Last•n•Last stain is recommended. Use Last•n•Last Classic Wood Stain following instruction on label. Allow the stain to dry a minimum of 24 hours under good conditions. Make sure the stain is completely dry before applying the finish or sealer.

Drying Time:

When applied according to directions, and in thin coats, Last•n•Last 1500 should be dry to the touch in 1 hour. Allow minimum of 2 hours between coats. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. Last•n•Last 1500 completely cures within 2 weeks. Please allow the finish to be fully cured for area rugs or mats to be put down. The floor is susceptible to scuffing and marring before full cure.

Clean up:

Use water to clean brushes and applicators.

Maintenance:

Last•n•Last 1500 never needs waxing. We recommend Polycare Floor Cleaner as the safe and effective cleaning product for all polyurethane coated surfaces. It has a unique soap-free, no rinse formula which will not harm polyurethane or varnished wood surfaces.

Last-n-Last TREK PLUS Commercial Grade Waterborne Floor Finish

Last n Last TREK PLUS Commercial Grade Waterborne Floor Finish

Trek Plus Commercial Wood Floor Finish incorporates Aluminum Oxide in a two-part non-yellowing urethane finish to provide unmatched durability and wear. Featuring a 15-year Residential Wear Warranty, Trek Plus will exceed moisture cure for toughness, with the added benefits of low odor, fast dry time and easy cleanup.

RECOMMENDED USES:

Interior wood surfaces.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Color in Container: Milky white (dries clear)

Solids Content: 33-34%

Chemical Resistance: Excellent

VOC: VOC does not exceed 275 grams/liter

Flash Point: 198°F

Sheen Gloss: >80 units @ 60° on wood

Semi-Gloss: 50-60 units @ 60° on wood

Satin: 25-30 units @ 60° on wood

Freeze/Thaw Stability: Stable (if frozen, thaw completely before using)

Pot Life:Unlimited in unopened container

Dry Time: 2 to 3 hours with good conditions

Clean Up: Water

Application method: T-bar applicator, Synthetic waterborne applicator, Nylon brush.

Coverage:400-450 sq. feet per gallon.

Proper surface preparation is essential to achieve a high quality finish. Read the MSDS sheet and wear proper protection, which may include gloves, eye protection, and/or other protective devices.

Surface Preparation:

New or Newly Sanded Floors or Wood Surfaces: Prepare the floor according to NWFA or NOFMA accepted standard. The final pass before application of Last•n•Last Trek Plus and sealer should be a #100 to #150 grit screen pad or sandpaper. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the floor or work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The floor or work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

Previously Fiinished Wood Surfaces: Remove old finish in poor condition. If the old finish is shellac or contains wax or any stearate, regardless of the condition, remove it completely then follow surface preparation for New Wood Surfaces. If old finish is still sound and good, screen the work surface with a #150 screen disc, #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F. Two to three coats work best on previously finished surfaces. To achieve a beautiful High Gloss Finish, we recommend 2 coats of Trek Plus Satin followed by one coat of Trek Plus Gloss. To achieve a beautiful Semigloss Finish, we recommend 2 coats of Trek Plus Satin followed by one coat of Trek Plus Semigloss. Sand between coats of Trek Plus Satin with a maroon pad with 220 grit sandpaper strips, and don’t abrade prior to the final coat of Trek Plus Gloss or semigloss. Sealer XL may replace the first coat of finish on unfinished wood.

REMEMBER TO STIR THIS PRODUCT BEFORE AND DURING USE. LET IT STAND FOR 10 MINUTES AFTER STIRRING.

Application:

Apply in well ventilated area by nylon brush, or synthetic waterborne applicator at room temperature and not in direct sunlight.For unstained floor, Sealer XL may be applied followed by The Trek Plus finish. Do not use Sealer XL if floor is to be stained. Last•n•Last Trek Plus looks milky when applied, but will dry to a clear, beautiful finish. Pou a 6-8” wide line of the finish along the starting wall. Apply the finish with the grain of the wood. Using a clean pre-dampened waterborn applicator, pull forward with the grain of the wood, moving the finish towards the opposite wall. Holding the applicator at a snowplow angle will maintain a wet edge at all times. Maintain at least 3” wide wet edge to ensure proper coverage). At the end of each run, turn the applicator towards you and pad out the applicator parallel to the wet edge. Feather out turns. If pushed too hard or fast, drips will fly off the applicator. Missed areas can be touched up if seen right away.To prevent lapping and dry marks, be sure you are using the recommendd overage. Do no spread too thin. Screen the work surface in between coats with any of the following #150

screen disc, #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar. Remember to vacuum and tack thoroughly after screening to remove all dust. Allow minimum of two hours between coats, or until thoroughly dry. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. If waiting longer than 24 hours between coats, sanding is recommended.

Application over stain: Last•n•Last Trek Plus should adhere well to most stain, but a test for adhesion over brands other than Last•n•Last stain is recommended. Use Last•n•Last Classic Wood Stain following instruction on label. Allow the stain to dry a minimum of 24 hours under good conditions. Make sure the stain is completely dry before applying the finish. Do not use sealer if a stain is to be used.

Drying Time:

When applied according to directions, and in thin coats, Last•n•Last Trek Plus should be dry to the touch in 1 hour. Allow minimum of 2 hours between coats. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. Last•n•Last Trek Plus completely cures within 2 weeks. Please allow the finish to be fully cured for area rugs or mats to be put down. The floor is susceptible to scuffing and marring before full cure.

Clean up:

Use water to clean brushes and applicators.

Maintenance:

Last•n•Last Trek Plus never needs waxing. We recommend Polycare Floor Cleaner as the safe and effective cleaning product for all polyurethane coated surfaces. It has a unique soap-free, no rinse formula which will not harm polyurethane or varnished wood surfaces.

Last-n-Last Grand Oil-n-H20 Wood Floor Finish

Last n Last Grand Oil-n-H20 Wood Floor Finish

Absco Grand Wood Floor Finish is the newest generation of state-of-the art wood floor finishes for the professional. Absco grand combines the most advanced waterbased technology with oil-modified polyurethane for beauty and durability. Featuring Oil•n•water, 100% urethane technology, Absco Grand needs no separate crosslinker to provide tough protection for wood floors. No thinning required.

RECOMMENDED USES:

Absco grand Wood Floor Finish is recommended for interior residential wood.

Not recommended for white or light stained floor.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Color in Container: Yellowish white (Dries clear)

Solids Content: 30+/-1%

Chemical Resistance: Excellent

VOC: VOC does not exceed 275grams/liter

Flash Point: 198°F

Sheen Gloss: >80 units @ 60° on wood

Semi-Gloss: 50-60 units @ 60° on wood

Satin: 25-30 units @ 60° on wood

Freeze/Thaw Stability: Stable (if frozen, thaw completely before using)

Shelf Life: Unlimited in unopened container

Dry Time :2 hours under good conditions

Clean Up: Water

Application method: T-bar applicator, Synthetic waterborne applicator and nylon brush.

Coverage: 500-550 sq. feet per gallon.

Proper surface preparation is essential to achieve a high quality finish. Read the MSDS sheet and wear proper protection, which may include gloves, eye protection, and/or other protective devices.

Surface Preparation:

New or Newly Sanded Floors or Wood Surfaces: Prepare the floor according to NWFA or NOFMA accepted standard. The final pass before application of Absco Grand and sealer should be a #150 grit screen pad or sandpaper. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the floor or work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The floor or work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

Previously Finished Floors or Wood Surfaces:Remove old finish in poor condition. If the old finish is shellac or contains wax or any stearate, regardless of the condition, remove it completely then follow surface preparation for New Wood Surfaces. If old finish is still sound and good, screen the work surface with a #150 screen disc, #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

REMEMBER TO STIR THIS PRODUCT BEFORE AND DURING USE. LET IT STAND FOR 10 MINUTES AFTER STIRRING.

Application:

Apply in well ventilated area by nylon brush, or synthetic waterborne applicator at room temperature and not in direct sunlight. Slightly dampen applicator with finish prior to starting. Pour finish onto floor in a 4” strip along the starting wall. Apply finish with the grain of the wood. Pull the applicator towards you at a slight “snowplow” angle. Remember to keep a wet edge as you work. Feather all turns and stops in the direction which the applicator was pulled. When you reach the end wall, pull the applicator around in a sweeping motion, without lifting it from the floor. Feather turn, and gently touch any missed spots. Apply at recommended coverage in thin coats.

Application over stain: Absco Grand should adhere well to most stain, but a test for adhesion over brands other than Last•n•Last stain is recommended. Use Last•n•Last Classic Wood Stain following instruction on label. Allow the stain to dry a minimum of 24 hours under good conditions. Make sure the stain is completely dry before applying the finish or sealer.

Drying Time:

When applied according to directions, and in thin coats, Absco Grand should be dry to the touch in 1 hour. Allow minimum of 2 hours between coats. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. Abscp Grand completely cures within 2 weeks. Please allow the finish to be fully cured for area rugs or mats to be put down. The floor is susceptible to scuffing and marring before full cure.. No more than two coats are recommended per day.

Clean up:

Use water to clean brushes and applicators.

Maintenance:

Absco Grand never needs waxing. We recommend Polycare Floor Cleaner as the safe and effective cleaning product for all polyurethane coated surfaces. It has a unique soap-free, no rinse formula which will not harm polyurethane or varnished wood surfaces.

Last-n-Last Marine and Door Spar varnish Oil-n-H20 Technology

Last n Last Marine and Door Spar varnish Oil-n-H20 Technology

Last-n-Last Marine and Door Spar Varnish will provide outstanding protection for all types of exterior woodwork. Formulated to resist mold and mildew, Last•n•Last Marine & Door Spar Varnish is the clear choice for exterior wood protection . It incorporates the latest Oil• n• H20 technology, which will provide superior durability, fast dry times and soap & water clean-up. It will provide outstanding beauty and durability. It contains UV absorbers for long lasting sun protection. Adhesion is excellent – resists flaking and chipping. Not recommended for decks of siding.

RECOMMENDED USES:

Last•n•Last Marine & Door Spar Varnish is recommended for exterior doors, trims, windowsills, outdoor furnitures, wooden boat parts above the water line.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

Color in Container: Yellowish white (Dries clear)

Solids Content: 30+/-1%

Chemical Resistance: Excellent

VOC: VOC does not exceed 275grams/liter

Flash Point: 198°F

Sheen Gloss: >80 units @ 60° on wood

Satin: 55-60 units @ 60° on wood

Freeze/Thaw Stability Stable (if frozen, thaw completely before using)

Pot Life Unlimited in unopened container

Dry Time: 2 hours with good conditions

Clean Up: Water

Application method: Nylon brush

Coverage: 400-500 sq. feet per gallon.

Proper surface preparation is essential to achieve a high quality finish. Read the MSDS sheet and wear proper protection, which may include gloves, eye protection, and/or other protective devices.

Surface Preparation:

New or Newly Sanded Wood Surfaces: Make several passes with the sandpaper, increasing the paper fineness with each pass. The final pass before application of Last•n•Last Marine and door spar varnish should be with a #100 to #150 grit screen pad or sandpaper. Remove dust completely

by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

Previously Finished Wood Surfaces:

Remove old finish in poor condition. Screen the work surface with #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

Application:

Apply the finish with the grain of the wood. Apply in well ventilated area with a good quality brush . Avoid applying the finish in direct sunlight or let the uncured coating be exposed to moisture. Screen the work surface in between coats with any of the following #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar in between coats. Remember to vacuum and tack thoroughly after screening to remove all dust. Allow minimum of two hours between coats, or until thoroughly dry. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. If waiting longer than 24 hours between coats, sanding is recommended. A minimum of 4 is recommended on unsealed wood; 3-4 coats on previously sealed wood.

Drying Time:

When applied according to directions, and in thin coats, Last•n•Last Marine & Door Spar varnish should be dry to the touch in 1 hour. Allow minimum of 2 hours between coats. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. Last·n·Last Marine & Door Spar varnish completely cures within 2 weeks.

Clean up:

Use water to clean brushes and applicators.

Maintenance:

We recommend to recoat it periodically depending on the harshness of the outdoor conditions. We recommend Polycare Cleaner as the safe and effective cleaning product for all polyurethane coated surfaces. It has a unique soap-free, no rinse formula which will not harm polyurethane or varnished wood surfaces.

XIM Bonding Primer

XIM introduces 400 NT 100. This bonding primer maintains the bonding characteristics of 400W while an evolved formulation using exempt solvents and resin modifications lowers the VOC content of the product down to 100 g/l. 400W NT 100 primes regular surfaces and hard-too-paint surfaces such as glass, tile, fiberglass, plastics, etc. 400 W NT 100 can be used with all topcoats by allowing it to cure slightly longer for strong solvent coats.

Zinsser Bull Eye Zero and Bull Eye Shellac

Zinsser Bull Eye Zero is an interior/exterior primer that delivers premium performance with out volatile organic compounds (VOCs). It offers "best in class" performance in an eco-friendly, LEED compliant formula that's great for all interior and exterior surfaces. Fast drying and low odor, it offers superior stain blocking properties, a mildew-resistant film with great enamel holdout and legendary Zinsser adhesion.

Zinsser Bull Eye Shellac has been making good look beautiful since 1849, giving it rich warmth, depth and clarity that enhances its natural beauty like no polyurethane or other synthetic finishes. If won't yellow or darken with age. Bulls Eye Shellac is all-natural and non-toxic when dry, so it's an ideal versatile, environmentally  friendly for wood finishing

Last-n-Last Ultra Gold Oil•n•Water Wood Finish

Last n Last Ultra Gold Oil•n•Water Wood Finish
LNL Ultra Gold incorporates the latest Oil·n·H2O technology with Microban antimicrobial protection, for advanced protection of all interion wood surfaces. Our unique Oil·n·H2O, 100% urethane technology, is incredibly easy to use, and provides beautiful long lasting protection to all types of wood. Ultra Gold is designed to be used on all types of wood, including floors, stairs, moldings, furniture, and crafts. No thinning required. Not recommended for white stained wood. Microban protection continuously inhibits the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew that can cause stains, odors,
and damage the finish on your floor. And because Microban protection is built into this coating, it will not wash off or wear away for the life of the finish.

RECOMMENDED USES:
LNL Ultra Gold is recommended for interior residential wood.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES
Color in Container: Yellowish white (Dries clear)
Solids Content: 30+/-1%
Chemical Resistance: Excellent
VOC: VOC does not exceed 275grams/liter
Flash Point: 198°F
Sheen Gloss: >80 units @ 60° on wood
Semi-Gloss: 50-60 units @ 60° on wood
Satin: 25-30 units @ 60° on wood
Freeze/Thaw Stability Stable: (if frozen, thaw completely before using)
Shelf Life: Unlimited in unopened container
Dry Time: 2 hours under good conditions
Clean Up: Water
Application method: Synthetic waterborne applicator and nylon brush.
Coverage: 500-550 sq. feet per gallon.

Proper surface preparation is essential to achieve a high quality finish. Read the MSDS sheet and wear proper protection, which may include gloves, eye protection, and/or other protective devices.

Surface Preparation:
New or Newly Sanded Floors or Wood Surfaces:Prepare the floor according to NWFA or NOFMA accepted standard. The final pass before application of Last•n•Last Ultra Goldand sealer should be a #100 to #150 grit screen pad or sandpaper. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the floor or work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The floor or work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

Previously Finished Floors or Wood Surfaces:Remove old finish in poor condition. If the old finish is shellac or contains wax or any stearate, regardless of the condition,remove it completely then follow surface preparation for New Wood Surfaces. If old finish is still sound and good, screen the work surface with a #100 to #150 screen disc, #180 grit sand paper, maroon pad or similar. Remove dust completely by sweeping, vacuuming and wiping the work surface with a lint free cloth lightly dampened with water. The work surface and room temperature should be at least 65°F.

REMEMBER TO STIR THIS PRODUCT BEFORE AND DURING USE. LET IT STAND FOR 10 MINUTES AFTER STIRRING.

Application:
Apply Ultra Gold with the grain of the wood using long even strokes.

Application on Floors: Apply in well ventilated area by nylon brush, or synthetic waterborne applicator at room temperature and not in direct sunlight. Slightly dampen applicator with finish prior to starting. Pour finish onto floor in a 4” strip along the starting wall. Apply finish with the grain of the wood. Pull the applicator towards you at a slight “snowplow” angle. Remember to keep a wet edge as you work. Feather all turns and stops in the direction which the applicator was pulled. When you reach the end wall, pull the applicator around in a sweeping motion, without lifting it from the floor. Feather turn, and gently touch any missed spots. Apply at recommended coverage in thin coats.

Application over stain: Last•n•Last Ultra Gold should adhere well to most stain, but a test for adhesion over brands other than Last•n•Last stain is recommended. Use Last•n•Last Classic Wood Stain following instruction on label. Allow the stain to dry a minimum of 24 hours under good conditions. Make sure the stain is completely dry before applying the finish or sealer.

Drying Time:
When applied according to directions, and in thin coats, should be dry to the touch in 1 hour. Allow minimum of 2 hours between coats. Heavy finish application, high humidity or lack of airflow will extend drying times. Last•n•Last Ultra Gold completely cures within 2 weeks. Please allow the finish to be fully cured for area rugs or mats to be put down. The floor is susceptible to scuffing and marring before full cure.. No more than two coats are recommended per day.

Clean up:
Use water to clean brushes and applicators.

Maintenance:
Last•n•Last Ultra Gold never needs waxing. We recommend Polycare Floor Cleaner as the safe and effective cleaning product for all polyurethane coated surfaces. It has a unique soap-free, no rinse formula which will not harm polyurethane or varnished wood surfaces.