Waterlox Original
Sealer / Finish
TB-5284
(medium sheen)

$47.95 / gallon

$22.95 / quart

Gallon Quantity : Quart Quantity :

Product Description

For a VOC-compliant formula, purchase TB 6038

Waterlox Tung oil products penetrate better than linseed oil to seal wood fibers beneath the surface.

Unlike urethane, Tung oil products form a protective finish that won't chip, peel, crack or wrinkle. Resists alcohol, hot liquids, stain, and household chemicals.Give wood a rich, hand-rubbed appearance by enhancing the grain.Easy to apply and use.Easy to maintain surfaces with mild detergent and water - no special cleaning process required.

• Medium Sheen (50-55° Gloss Level) 26% Solids for maximum penetration; no thinning necessary Applies easily with a lambswool applicator (floors), China bristle brush, roller, cloth or spray. Sanding is not necessary between coats for adhesion purposes. Non-Toxic when dry.
• Coverage: 500 square feet per gallon per coat

Uses:

• Use as a sealer only or in multiple coats (3-4 total, depending on species of wood) as a sealer and finish. Excellent for use as a primer, tie-coat or paint additive to improve adhesion. Exceptional adhesion to oily, dense, exotic woods like teak, rosewood and Ipe. Use on interior wood surfaces including floors, windows, doors, cabinetry, woodwork, tables, furniture, bar tops, picture frames, fly fishing rods, gun stocks, and various woodworking projects. Use on porous interior surfaces such as slate, brick, stone, tile, linoleum or cement to seal and prevent chalking and dusting*.
• For exterior projects as a sealer only, use 2 coats to prime, followed by 1 or 2 coats of Marine Finish.

Technical Information

Original Finish	Satin Finish	High Gloss Finish
Medium Sheen	Satin/ Matte Finish	High Gloss Finish
500 sq ft/ Gallon	450 sq ft/ Gallon	450 sq ft/ Gallon
3-4 Coat system is recommended, or use Waterlox Original High Gloss or Satin Finish as the Final 2 coats.	3-4 coat system is recommended. Use 1-2 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer / Finish as a sealer and follow with 2 coats of Waterlox Original Satin Finish	3-4 coat system is recommended. Use 1-2 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish as a sealer and follow with 2 coats of Waterlox original High Gloss Finish

For harder woods such as oak, cherry, hickory and
heart pine, a total of 3 coats is needed.
For softer woods such as pine and Douglas fir, a total of 4 coats is usually needed.

Waterlox Other Products
Waterlox Satin Finish Waterlox VOC Compliant
Waterlox High Gloss
Waterlox Marine Finish

Other Information
Waterlox Advantage
About Waterlox
Video Floor Finishing Guide
Sequencing Floor Finish
What is Tung Oil
Floor Sanding
Wood Floor Finishing
Care and Maintenance
Frequently Asked Question
Product Specifications
Gallery

Application Guide:

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Finish Bulletins/ Instruction
Floor Finishing Guide
Satin Finish

• Marine Finish
  Original Finish
• High Gloss Finish

Material Safety Data Sheets

• MSDS - Original
  MSDS - Satin
  MSDS - High Gloss
• MSDS - Marine Finish

Uses
All interior wood surfaces, including wood floors, cabinetry, floors, furniture (non-toxic when dry), paneling, bar tops, kitchen table tops, and more. Great for use on interior slate, brick, and stone. Great for restoring antiques, furniture, fly fishing rods, and gunstocks. Excellent on oily exotic woods such as teak, rosewood, and other dense-grained woods.

For exterior projects such as furniture, paneling, boat woodwork, plant stands, doors, shutters, railings and fences, use Marine Finish.

One gallon of Waterlox Original Sealer / Finish covers approx. 500 square feet .

Stain and Varnish Brush

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Lambswool Applicator

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Economy Brushes

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Dust Masks

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Dual Cartridge Respirator

All wood dust and grit resulting from sanding operations must be completely removed.
The importance of this cannot be overemphasized. Very good results can be obtained by using a vacuum sweeper for this purpose. First, it should be run with the grain of the wood; then, a second pass should be made across the grain.

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