High Gloss Polyurethane Clear Coat – Varnish

It is a marine topcoat paint recommended for protecting wood and ensuring a long-lasting flawless appearance.

Capacity	Code
750 ml	6749
15 l	7506

High Gloss Polyurethane Clear Coat – Varnish

Technical informations

Color

None (clear)

Application method

By hand:

brush
roller

Spray:

pneumatic spray

Product description "High Gloss Polyurethane Clear Coat – Varnish"

High-gloss clear polyurethane coat recommended to protect wood and ensure a long-term, perfect appearance.
Does not require primer.
Diluted version of impregnated wood.
Protects the wood by forming a layer of primer.
Works as a high-gloss top coat without thinning.
Paint does not change the color of the wood after application.
UV resistant and weathering.
High mechanical strength.
Good flow gives a perfect finish.
Easy to mix and apply.
Caution: does not drip from vertical surfaces.
Cans contain components and room to mix them
Special thinners matched to the type of application (brush or spray).
First layer: epoxy primer Sea-Line, varnish, polyurethane Sea-Line.

Type	Wood, laminates GRP
Place	above waterline
Function	– Top coat (without thinner) – Primer (with thinner)
Application	brush, roll, spray gun
Thinning	Yes Roll/brush thinner or Spray thinner
Theoretical coverage For 1l	12÷13 m2 for 80 μmWFT/ 39 μm DFT
Number of coats	2 – 4
Pot life 20°C	3 h
Time between layers without sanding	min 20 m.

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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

Yes, you can paint the bottom of the boat with polyurethane paint due to its high mechanical strength. We recommend this solution when the boat is not launched for a long time and is not exposed to fouling.

Yes, you can mix Sea-Line polyurethane paints. The only difference are the pigments of polyurethane paints that determine the color of the paint. But remember to keep the right proportions of base, hardener and thinner.

Do not add more hardener, because after the base has cured, the remaining hardener will react with subsequent layers, which will be applied to the surface and cause defects. For the product to work properly, please follow the proportions given by the manufacturer.