DRYWOOD FIRESTAIN
Water-borne semi-film building acrylic modified oil

- Low-temperature curing
- Water resistant
- Water-borne
- Intermediate
- Primer
- Topcoat
- Wood stain
DRYWOOD Firestain is a water-borne low-film building stain for non-dimensional stable applications such as exterior and interior wood constructions, sidings, claddings, or facades treated with a fire-retardant treatment according to EN 13501-1 class B and C.
Drywood Firestain 079000-00 can be applied by all conventional spraying systems - both hand spraying and automated spraying systems - and by vacuumcoater, brush or roller. Drywood Firestain 079000-00 will typically be applied as a primer, intermediate and topcoat on substrates such as softwood and modified wood. All softwood and non-durable hardwood for exterior use should be treated with a wood preservative. Compatibility between the fireretardant impregnation and Drywood Firestain 079000-00 should be tested prior to application.
DRYWOOD Firestain gives good colouration of the wood with translucent colours. For semi-opaque colours, the wood structure is less visible. The product has good penetration into the wood, shows good adhesion, and builds a thin film layer in two or more layers. The product is water repellent and does not chalk off.
Technical data sheet
Safety data sheet
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Storage
Volatile organic compound (VOC) | See safety data sheet. |
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Gloss | Matt |
Tinting system | Teknocolor |
Theoretical spreading rate | Approx. 9 m²/l at 100 g/m² wet film thickness. |
Drying time - overcoatable | 2 h |
Clean up | Clean equipment after use with water and soap or other suited detergents. |
Colours | Available in almost any translucent and semi-opaque colours. Colours may vary and change over time. |
Packages | Available in a range of standard pack sizes. |
Safety markings | See safety data sheet. |