High Gloss ST

0.5 l / W / Undyed

€37,25

High Gloss ST

Wood & derivatives

Outdoors

Solvent-based

High gloss

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High Gloss ST

€37,25

Solvent-borne alkyd lacquer with a high-gloss finish. Provides excellent edge coverage and retains its high level of gloss over time. Extremely durable and resistant to weathering, UV rays and soiling thanks to the Silicone Technology.

Ideal for all types of outdoor substrates — window frames, doors, cornices, furniture… — exposed to adverse weather conditions.

Can size

Tint

Available finishes

Selected colour

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Technical properties

Area of use

Outdoors

Aspect

High gloss

Spreading rate

12 to 15 m²/l

Touch dry

5 hours

Recoatable

20 hours

Equipment cleaning

White spirit

Area of use

Previously painted outdoor and indoor substrates made of: wood and derivatives, metal, hard PVC...

Do not apply on horizontal surfaces that are in constant contact with water, nor on stairs, parquet and hardwood floors.

Main characteristics

High covering effect.
High and long-term gloss level.
Excellent smoothness.
Excellent edge coverage.
Good core hardening.
Isolates most water-soluble stains after carefully cleaning the substrate.
Extremely long-lasting.
Excellent adhesion on previous coats of lacquer.
Extremely resistant to weathering, UV rays and clogging.

Method of dilution

Ready-to-use.

On slightly absorbent substrates, dilute the first coat with 5 to 10% white spirit.

Do not dilute the product if you want to isolate a water-soluble stain.

Available shades

With the 3 bases (W, M and TR), obtain a range of over 30,000 shades.

Please be aware that the darker the shade, the weaker the resistance to abrasion and to UV rays.

Precautions for use

Our HIGH GLOSS ST contains an alkyd resin and cannot be applied on bare substrates made of zinc (galvanised steel and copper contain zinc). Make sure that the primer or previous coat of paint/lacquer is applied over the whole surface of the substrate to stop the fatty acids in the resin from reacting with these bare materials. This would result in zinc soaps which will unstick the lacquer over time.