Auro Woodstain No. 160 | |
   | Interiors Before applying a woodstain, the surface must be clean, dry and free of oil and grease. Damaged paint layers have to be removed, but intact layers need only be roughened with sandpaper. The best way to prepare raw wood is to wet it with a brush, then roughen with fine sandpaper. The Special Primer No. 117 is needed on woods rich in substances such as oak, chestnut and cherry. AURO Woodstain No. 160 is then applied directly with a brush or roll. Increase the colour effect as you wish with 1 – 2 further coats. Finished! For even more transparent results indoors, colourless stain is mixed with the coloured woodstain. If required, the stain can also be thinned with water. AURO Wood Wax No. 184 effectively protects all glazed and stained indoor surfaces from soiling. The wax is applied after application and drying of the stain with a root-ball cloth, then polished. Colour chart No. 160 |
 | Exteriors To provide sufficient protection from water, soiling and UV radiation, glazes and stains must be applied in three coats for outdoor objects. Woods rich in substances must first be treated with AURO Special Primer No. 117. The clear stain cannot be used for exterior coatings because it does not have the pigmentation that protects against UV rays. Before painting big areas, a pretest on a small spot is recommended. |
