Materials for protecting buildings and materials made of wood from fire, mold, rot, fungi, and wood-boring insects.
Wood protection
Visual inspection of application
Extend the service life of wooden surfaces
Suitable for indoor
and outdoor work
and outdoor work
Dries fast
No odor, water-based
Protects wood from biological damage
Forms an elastic coating
Decorative glaze Wood Techno Aquatint
Packaging:
Decorative stain for wood protection
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Purpose:
Semi-matte acrylic glaze for protecting wood enhances the natural grain, giving the surface noble shades of valuable timbers.
Protects wood from bio-deterioration (rot, mold, fungus, blue stain), UV radiation, and weathering effects.
Forms an elastic coating that is resistant to temperature and humidity fluctuations.
Coating service life up to 7 years, in combination with a bioprotective primer Bergauf Wood Techno Aquaprim.
Substrate type:
Intended for decorative finishing and protection of wooden facades, walls, doors, windows, beams, rails, fences, gazebos.
Types of surfaces for application: solid, profiled and glued-laminated timber, log with rounded profile, clapboard, blockhouse, and other surfaces made of sawn, planed and solid wood.
For work outside and inside premises
Protection against:
Application method:
Coverage per coat* :
12−15 m²/l planed timber;
5−10 m²/l sawn wood
Palette:
Colorless glaze can be computer (machine) tinted to a limited range of shades from the RAL, NCS catalogs.
Semi-matte acrylic glaze for protecting wood enhances the natural grain, giving the surface noble shades of valuable timbers.
Protects wood from bio-deterioration (rot, mold, fungus, blue stain), UV radiation, and weathering effects.
Forms an elastic coating that is resistant to temperature and humidity fluctuations.
Coating service life up to 7 years, in combination with a bioprotective primer Bergauf Wood Techno Aquaprim.
Substrate type:
Intended for decorative finishing and protection of wooden facades, walls, doors, windows, beams, rails, fences, gazebos.
Types of surfaces for application: solid, profiled and glued-laminated timber, log with rounded profile, clapboard, blockhouse, and other surfaces made of sawn, planed and solid wood.
For work outside and inside premises
Protection against:
- Rotting
- Mould
- Blue stain
- UV radiation and weathering.
Application method:
- Manual (brush, roller with synthetic bristles)
- Machine (spray gun)
Coverage per coat* :
12−15 m²/l planed timber;
5−10 m²/l sawn wood
Palette:
Colorless glaze can be computer (machine) tinted to a limited range of shades from the RAL, NCS catalogs.
Composition:
Acrylic dispersion, pigments, biocides, functional additives, water.
Color:
Clear, rosewood, light oak, pine, white, wenge, mahogany, teak, walnut, blue fir
Density:
1−1.1 kg/l
MDNV:
18−20%
Thinner:
water
Consumption per 1 coat*:
12−15 m²/l planed timber;
5−10 m²/l planed timber.
Recommended number of coats:
1−2 coats indoors;
2−3 coats outdoors.
Drying time to touch**:
2 hours
Intercoat drying time**:
2 hours
Air and substrate temperature during application:
From +5°C to +30°C
Wood moisture:
no more than 20%
*The material consumption depends on the quality of surface preparation, the application method, the tool used, the qualifications of the performers and may differ from the stated values.
**At t (+20±2) °C and relative air humidity of no more than (65±5) %. If the temperature is lowered or the humidity is increased, the drying time may increase. At an air temperature below +15°C or relative air humidity above 65%, apply the next coat no earlier than after 24 hours.
Acrylic dispersion, pigments, biocides, functional additives, water.
Color:
Clear, rosewood, light oak, pine, white, wenge, mahogany, teak, walnut, blue fir
Density:
1−1.1 kg/l
MDNV:
18−20%
Thinner:
water
Consumption per 1 coat*:
12−15 m²/l planed timber;
5−10 m²/l planed timber.
Recommended number of coats:
1−2 coats indoors;
2−3 coats outdoors.
Drying time to touch**:
2 hours
Intercoat drying time**:
2 hours
Air and substrate temperature during application:
From +5°C to +30°C
Wood moisture:
no more than 20%
*The material consumption depends on the quality of surface preparation, the application method, the tool used, the qualifications of the performers and may differ from the stated values.
**At t (+20±2) °C and relative air humidity of no more than (65±5) %. If the temperature is lowered or the humidity is increased, the drying time may increase. At an air temperature below +15°C or relative air humidity above 65%, apply the next coat no earlier than after 24 hours.
Purpose and area of application
Designed for decorative finishing and protection of wooden façades, walls, doors, windows, beams, railings, fences, gazebos.
Types of surfaces for application: solid, profiled and laminated timber, log, clapboard, log-style siding (blockhouse) and other surfaces made of sawn, planed and solid wood.
For outdoor and indoor use.
Designed for decorative finishing and protection of wooden façades, walls, doors, windows, beams, railings, fences, gazebos.
Types of surfaces for application: solid, profiled and laminated timber, log, clapboard, log-style siding (blockhouse) and other surfaces made of sawn, planed and solid wood.
For outdoor and indoor use.
Available in a colour palette:
Clear, rosewood, light oak, pine, white, wenge, mahogany, teak, walnut, blue fir
TINTING
Colorless glaze can be computer (machine) tinted to a limited range of shades from the RAL, NCS catalogs.
It is permissible to add up to 5% tinting pastes by the amount of the glaze. Manual tinting is possible using water-based tinting pastes.
The organization performing tinting is responsible for the tinting result.
Depending on the application conditions, as well as on the texture of the painted surface, the actual color shades may differ slightly from those presented in the color catalog.
Before use, it is necessary to carry out a test application and check the dried coating for conformity to the color.
To avoid differences in shade, it is recommended to use a product from a single production batch on the same visual surface (the batch number is indicated on each package) or to pre-mix materials from different batches in a 1:1 ratio; the application technology must remain unchanged.
Clear, rosewood, light oak, pine, white, wenge, mahogany, teak, walnut, blue fir
TINTING
Colorless glaze can be computer (machine) tinted to a limited range of shades from the RAL, NCS catalogs.
It is permissible to add up to 5% tinting pastes by the amount of the glaze. Manual tinting is possible using water-based tinting pastes.
The organization performing tinting is responsible for the tinting result.
Depending on the application conditions, as well as on the texture of the painted surface, the actual color shades may differ slightly from those presented in the color catalog.
Before use, it is necessary to carry out a test application and check the dried coating for conformity to the color.
To avoid differences in shade, it is recommended to use a product from a single production batch on the same visual surface (the batch number is indicated on each package) or to pre-mix materials from different batches in a 1:1 ratio; the application technology must remain unchanged.
SURFACE PREPARATION
The surface to be treated must be dry, thoroughly cleaned of contaminants, wax, grease, resin, and old coatings. Previously coated surfaces treated with other compounds must be cleaned of peeling old material, sanded, and dusted off. Areas affected by bluing and mold must first be cleaned mechanically and treated with an antiseptic wood treatment.
Pre-treat the surface to be painted with Bergauf WoodTechno Aquaprim primer; soak the end grain until saturated.
WORK PROCEDURE
Before use, the glaze must be thoroughly mixed. It is also recommended to periodically mix the product during application. The wood moisture content must not exceed 20%.
The surface to be treated must be dry and clean; the air temperature and the substrate for carrying out the work must be from +5°C, with relative air humidity no more than 80%.
The mixture is applied generously with a brush, roller, or sprayer along the wood grain over the entire length of the material to be treated. It is necessary to treat the ends of the painted surface very thoroughly. Apply in 1–2 coats; for application indoors, apply in 2–3 coats—when applying outdoors.
The color intensity of the coating depends on the type of wood, the quality of surface preparation, and the number of applied coats. To determine the required color intensity, make a test coating on the surface to be painted.
It is recommended to use product from the same production batch. In the event of using different batches, the product must be mixed in the same container.
Painting work is prohibited during rain, fog, or drizzle.
After finishing the work, clean the tools with water.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Work should be carried out using personal protective equipment for hands, eyes, and respiratory pathways. Use in well-ventilated premises. If it gets into the eyes, rinse with water immediately. If necessary, consult a doctor. If it gets on the skin, rinse with water and soap. Keep away from children!
The surface to be treated must be dry, thoroughly cleaned of contaminants, wax, grease, resin, and old coatings. Previously coated surfaces treated with other compounds must be cleaned of peeling old material, sanded, and dusted off. Areas affected by bluing and mold must first be cleaned mechanically and treated with an antiseptic wood treatment.
Pre-treat the surface to be painted with Bergauf WoodTechno Aquaprim primer; soak the end grain until saturated.
WORK PROCEDURE
Before use, the glaze must be thoroughly mixed. It is also recommended to periodically mix the product during application. The wood moisture content must not exceed 20%.
The surface to be treated must be dry and clean; the air temperature and the substrate for carrying out the work must be from +5°C, with relative air humidity no more than 80%.
The mixture is applied generously with a brush, roller, or sprayer along the wood grain over the entire length of the material to be treated. It is necessary to treat the ends of the painted surface very thoroughly. Apply in 1–2 coats; for application indoors, apply in 2–3 coats—when applying outdoors.
The color intensity of the coating depends on the type of wood, the quality of surface preparation, and the number of applied coats. To determine the required color intensity, make a test coating on the surface to be painted.
It is recommended to use product from the same production batch. In the event of using different batches, the product must be mixed in the same container.
Painting work is prohibited during rain, fog, or drizzle.
After finishing the work, clean the tools with water.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Work should be carried out using personal protective equipment for hands, eyes, and respiratory pathways. Use in well-ventilated premises. If it gets into the eyes, rinse with water immediately. If necessary, consult a doctor. If it gets on the skin, rinse with water and soap. Keep away from children!
Store and transport in tightly closed containers at a temperature of at least +5° and no more than +35°C. Up to five times freezing is permitted, with a total duration of no more than 2 weeks at a temperature not below -40°C. Keep the product container from excessive heating and avoid storage in direct sunlight. If the conditions are met, the warranty storage period in the closed factory packaging is 24 months from the date of manufacture.
The product is fire- and explosion-safe and does not contain flammable components.
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DISPOSAL
Do not pour the glaze into the sewage system, water bodies, or onto the ground. Dispose of the container and any liquid residues in accordance with local legislation.
The product is fire- and explosion-safe and does not contain flammable components.
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DISPOSAL
Do not pour the glaze into the sewage system, water bodies, or onto the ground. Dispose of the container and any liquid residues in accordance with local legislation.