The Guide to Professional Woodcare Coating Systems

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Enhancing the natural beauty of wood
First class research and development ensures that Sikkens continues
to lead the way, maintaining its position at the forefront of new
developments. Allied to these high performance products is
comprehensive support on all aspects relating to the selection and
use of coatings.
At Sikkens, we are totally committed to providing you with the very
best in professional woodcare coating systems. To this end, we offer
two premium ranges of products:
Cetol
Acclaimed aesthetics, exceptional translucency and durability are
the hallmarks of the Cetol range. Recognised as a premium brand
throughout the world of professional woodcare, Cetol coatings
provide maximum protection with an outstanding finish to
enhance the natural appearance of exterior and interior timber.
Exterior Opaque Coating Systems
Rubbol primer/undercoat and high gloss/satin opaque coating systems
Interior Opaque Coating System
Rubbol primer and opaque finish coating system
Interior Woodstain Exterior Woodstain
and Varnish Systems and Opaque Systems
Environment and
Sustainability
Preparatory Products
Exterior timber repair and surface filler; primers for metal and hard plastics
Colour Guide
Over many years Sikkens has built an outstanding reputation for its
ranges of professional coating systems. They combine innovation
and technical excellence with uncompromising quality.
Exterior Opaque
Coating Systems
Cetol translucent woodstains and varnish systems
Preparatory
Products
Interior Woodstain and Varnish Systems
CETOL
Cetol translucent base stain and finish coating systems
RUBBOL
Exterior Woodstain and Opaque Systems
RUBBOL
High Performance Woodcare Systems
designed to enhance the Natural
Beauty of Wood
CETOL
Vision and approach to help achieve our sustainability goals
Interior Opaque
Coating System
Environment and Sustainability
Colour Guide
The Cetol Design Concept and Colour Samples
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Substrate Preparation
All you need to know about the preparation of timber prior to coating
Application and Maintenance Systems
At-a-glance guide to the number of coats and frequency
of application of Cetol and Rubbol products
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Application &
Maintenance
The Rubbol range combines the highest quality, colour, opacity
and technical performance in opaque coatings. Able to withstand
the harshest conditions, Rubbol systems are low maintenance
resulting in savings in labour costs. Outstanding preparatory
and finishing systems add to their uniqueness, offering superb
extensibility, adhesion and colour retention not matched by
traditional paints.
Substrate
Preparation
Rubbol
Environment and
Sustainability
Towards Sustainability
VOC 2010 Compliance
Our innovative products and services will create sustainable
value by systematically reducing the ecological footprint
of the whole-life decorating process and contributing to
more sustainable home, work and leisure environments.
There are still people who prefer to use solvent-borne products and
situations when water-borne products can’t be used, such as low
temperature application. When working with solvent-borne products
you need to be aware of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
emissions and the effect that the solvents contained in coatings
have on the air quality.
‘Step Towards Greener’ recognises that there are no instant
fixes but acknowledges that progress will be made by making
many step-by-step improvements to reach our sustainability goals.
The way we achieve this is also important and we are committed
to ‘Step Towards Greener’ with openness and honesty. Our hope
is that the following pages will demonstrate these commitments.
Water-borne v Solvent-borne
In this context, the development of water-borne products is one
of the most important steps in reducing the environmental impact
of coatings. Using water-borne alternatives to solvent-borne
products can help minimise the environmental impact of the
coating. Water-borne products generally have a lower carbon footprint
due to the replacement of oil-based solvents with water. They are
also better for our air quality.
These environmental benefits come with no loss of quality as
water-borne coatings deliver the same high performance and
durability as their solvent-borne alternatives. Proof is provided by
the range of water-borne Cetol and Rubbol products that Sikkens
has already developed. These include Cetol BL21 plus and Cetol BL31,
Cetol BL Primer and Cetol BL Opaque, Cetol BL Decor, Cetol
BL Unitop, Rubbol BL Primer and Rubbol BL Satura.
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VOCs are emitted from many sources including fuels, numerous
industrial operations and household products such as cleaning agents,
cosmetics, aerosols, stains and varnishes. In the presence of sunlight
they can react with vehicle exhausts to form low level ozone which
can lead to smog.
The VOC 2010 legislation introduces new, stricter limits on the
maximum amount of VOCs that can be contained in decorative
paints, stains and varnishes. Products are divided into categories
and within each category different limits apply to solvent and
water-borne products.
From 1st January 2010 non-compliant products can no longer be
manufactured but they can still legally be sold until 1st January
2011. Painters and decorators are not affected by any legal
deadlines and can use up all of their non-compliant product stocks
beyond 2011.
Compliant Products with the ‘plus’
Extensive research by ICI Paints AkzoNobel, employing the very latest
technology, is being used to ensure that Cetol and Rubbol
products continue to be available in new compliant formulations.
This new generation of coatings will have the highest performance
characteristics and be in every way the equivalent of the noncompliant formulations.
For ease of indentification
they will have the word ‘plus’
added to their product name.
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Product Selector
Sikkens Product Selection Guide
PLACE OF PRODUCT
Exterior Products
Cetol Novatech
Cetol Novatop
Cetol HLS plus
Cetol Filter 7 plus
Cetol THB plus
Cetol BL21 plus
Cetol BL31
Cetol BL Opaque
Cetol BL Primer
Rubbol Primer plus
Rubbol Satura plus
Rubbol AZ plus
Rubbol XD Gloss
DOORS
JOINERY
FURNITURE
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Kodrin Spatchel
Cetol TSI Satin plus
Rubbol BL Primer
Rubbol BL Satura
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Opaque
Water/
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Water Based
Water Based
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3
3
3
3
3
Water Based
Water Based
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
Solvent Based
3
3
3
3
Componex WR Primer
Cetol BL Unitop
Semitransparent
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Componex WR Filler
Cetol BL Decor
TRIM
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Cetol Gupa Woodfiller
Interior Products
PRODUCT FINISH
DOORS
JOINERY
FURNITURE
TRIM
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Semitransparent
Opaque
3
Water/
Solvent Based
Water Based
Water Based
3
Solvent Based
3
3
Water Based
Water Based
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Cetol THB plus
Type A medium build, solvent-borne woodstain that gives a
translucent, semi-gloss finish. Suitable for areas where
more frequent maintenance periods are acceptable.
Exterior Woodstain
Systems
Solvent-borne
CETOL
CETOL
Exterior
Woodstain Systems
Use Exterior softwood and hardwood joinery, windows and doors.
Exception Not suitable for use on decking or other areas subject
to high levels of abrasion.
Features •3 to 4 years maintenance cycle
•Highly translucent to bring out the beauty of woodgrain
•Quick and easy to apply
Recommended Treatment Schedule
New/bare wood - 2 coats onto Cetol HLS plus
Maintenance - 1 coat unless the surfaces are excessively weathered
Coverage 16 m²/litre
Drying Times Touch dry: 4 hours
@20°C/65%RH Recoatable: 16 hours
Pack Size 1, 2.5 and 5 litre cans.
Some colours are available in 20 litre containers.
Colour
Finish Coating
Cetol Filter 7 plus
Finish Coating and Base Stain
Type A highly durable, medium build, solvent-borne woodstain
that provides a highly translucent, semi-gloss finish and offers
outstanding protection from the damaging effects of sunlight.
Exception Not suitable for decking or other areas subject to
high levels of abrasion.
Features • Highly translucent to bring out the beauty of woodgrain
Cetol HLS plus
Type A low build, solvent-borne, semi-gloss woodstain.
Can be used both as a base stain and as a finishing coat.
Use Finishing coat: Exterior softwood and hardwood substrates
such as cladding, fascias, soffits, rough sawn timber and fencing.
Base stain: Exterior softwood and hardwood joinery,
windows and doors.
• 5 year maintenance cycle
Exception Should not be used alone as a finish for hardwood timbers.
• Excellent resistance to UV radiation
Features •Highly translucent to bring out the beauty of woodgrain
• Microporous and water-repellent
• Very easy application and maintenance
•Resistance to UV radiation, peeling and cracking
•Microporous and water-repellent
New/bare wood - 2 coats onto Cetol HLS plus
Maintenance - 2 coats
Drying Times
@20°C/65%RH
Touch dry: 3 hours
Recoatable: 16 hours
Colour
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The Classic and Style Collections of the Cetol Design
Concept and 8 ready mixed shades, 077 Pine,
006 Light Oak, 085 Teak, 009 Dark Oak, 045 Mahogany,
010 Walnut, 048 Rosewood and 020 Ebony.
•Protects against mould and algae
Finishing coat - New/ bare large surface areas - 3 coats
Maintenance - 1 coat unless surfaces are excessively weathered
Base stain - New/bare timber - 1 coat prior to Cetol Filter 7 plus
or Cetol THB plus
Coverage 7 - 14 m²/litre
Drying Times Touch dry: 4 - 6 hours
@20°C/65%RH Recoatable: 18 - 24 hours
Pack Size 1, 2.5 and 5 litre cans. Some colours available in 20L containers.
Colour
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CETOL
Exterior
Woodstain Systems
Solvent-borne
Cetol Novatech
Type A high solids, medium to high build, solvent-borne
woodstain that gives a translucent, semi-gloss finish.
Can be used both as a base stain and a finishing coat.
Use
Finishing coat: Exterior softwood and hardwood substrates
such as cladding, fascias, soffits, rough sawn timber.
windows and doors.
Exception Not suitable for use on “oily” timbers such as iroko or teak.
Features
•Highly translucent to bring out the beauty of woodgrain
•Excellent absorption into the surface
•Provides a sound base for subsequent coatings
•Highly durable
•One coat maintenance
Finishing coat - New/ bare large surface areas - 2 coats
Maintenance - 1 coat
Base stain - New/bare timber - 1 coat prior to Cetol Novatop
Finish Coating
Cetol Novatop
Type A high-solids, highly durable, solvent-borne woodstain
with a translucent, semi-gloss finish. A one coat application
for windows and doors.
Colour
Drying Times Touch dry:
3 - 5 hours
@20°C/65%RH Recoatable: after 16 hours
Concept and 4 ready mixed shades, 006 Light Oak,
085 Teak, 009 Dark Oak, 045 Mahogany.
Exception Not suitable for decking or other areas subject to high
levels of abrasion. Not suitable for use on “oily” timbers
such as iroko or teak.
• 5 year maintenance cycle
• One coat application and maintenance
• Cost effective and labour saving
• Excellent durability
New/bare wood - 1 coat onto Cetol Novatech
Maintenance - 1 coat
@20°C/65%RH
Colour
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Concept and 4 ready mixed shades, 006 Light Oak,
085 Teak, 009 Dark Oak, 045 Mahogany.
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CETOL
Exterior
Woodstain Systems
Water-borne
Cetol BL21 plus
Type Providing protection and decoration to exterior softwood
and hardwood, this low to medium-build, water-borne
woodstain gives a translucent matt to semi-gloss finish.
Use
Finishing coat: Exterior softwood and hardwood substrates
such as cladding, fascias, soffits, rough sawn timber.
windows and doors.
Exception Should not be used alone as a finish for hardwood timbers.
Features
Finishing coat- New/bare large surface areas - 3 coats
Base stain - New/bare timber - 1 coat
Finish Coating
Cetol BL31
Type A more sustainable option to traditional woodstain.
This high durability, medium build, water-borne
woodstain gives a translucent, semi-gloss finish.
• Highly translucent to bring out the beauty of woodgrain
• Optimum adhesion and flexibility
• Outstanding water repellence
• Quick drying
• Superb flow characteristics
• Low odour
Exception Not suitable for use on floors, exterior decking or other areas
subject to high levels of abrasion.
Coverage
Rough sawn 4 - 8 m²/litre
Smooth planed12 - 16 m²/litre
Drying Times Touch dry: 1 hour
Colour
Concept and 2 ready mixed shades, 006 Light Oak
and 085 Teak.
• 4 to 5 years maintenance cycle
• Highly extensible and flexible
• Superb flow characteristics
• Low odour
• Quick drying
New/bare wood - 1 coat onto Cetol BL21 plus
Maintenance - 2 coats unless surfaces are excessively weathered
Colour
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Concept and 2 ready mixed shades, 006 Light Oak
and 085 Teak.
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CETOL
Exterior
Opaque Systems
Water-borne
Primer
Cetol BL Primer
Type Having stain-blocking properties, this is a medium build,
water-borne primer.
Use Exterior hardwood and knotty softwood and timber species
that carry a risk of extractive discolouration.
Features • Minimises extractive discolouration
• Provides a sound base for subsequent coatings
• Provides optimum adhesion and flexibility
• Quick drying
• Low odour
New/bare timber - 1 coat prior to Cetol BL Opaque
Coverage 10 m²/litre Drying Times Touch dry:
20 minutes
@20°C/65%RH Recoatable:
4 - 6 hours
Overcoatable: after 15 hours
Finish Coating
Cetol BL Opaque
Type A more sustainable option to traditional opaques.
This high build, water-borne opaque coating has a
semi-gloss, paint-like finish.
Pack Size 1 and 2.5 litre cans.
Colour
White.
Use Exterior softwood and hardwood such as windows, doors,
conservatories, cladding, fascias.
Exception Not suitable for use on floors or exterior timber decking.
Features • Covers blemishes in wood without hiding the
natural grain texture
• Long lasting and more sustainable alternative
to traditional opaques
• Outstanding covering power and adhesion
• Flexible and vapour permeable formulation
for added durability
New/bare wood- 2 coats onto Cetol BL Primer
Maintenance - 2 coats
When using white or pale colours on resinous/knotty softwood and
coloured hardwood, an initial coat of Cetol BL Primer is recommended
Coverage
Rough sawn 6 - 8 m²/litre
Smooth planed10 - 12 m²/litre
Pack Size Tinted colours are available in 1 and 5 litre cans.
White is available in 2.5 and 5 litre cans.
Colour
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White and an extensive range of colours from the
4041 Colour Concept, plus RS, RAL and NCS ranges.
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CETOL
CETOL
Interior Woodstain
and Varnish Systems
Water-borne Varnish
Cetol BL Unitop
Type A colourless, water-borne, protective varnish providing
a satin finish.
Features
Interior Woodstain
and Varnish Systems
Use Smooth planed hardwood and softwood such as trim,
doors, door frames, skirtings, wood panelling, furniture.
• Excellent resistance to knocks, spillages and abrasion
• Non-yellowing
• Low odour
• Quick drying
New/bare timber - 3 coats alone for a colourless finish
New/bare timber - 2 coats onto Cetol BL Decor for a coloured finish
Drying Times Touch dry: 2 hours
Pack Size 2.5 litre can.
Colour
Water-borne Woodstain
Solvent-borne Woodstain
Cetol BL Decor
Type For the decoration of interior timber, this low build,
water-borne, translucent woodstain gives a matt to
semi-matt finish.
Type A medium build, solvent-borne interior woodstain
providing a satin finish.
Use
Smooth planed interior surfaces subject to light wear, such as
wooden ceilings, panelling and dados. Also for moderate wear
surfaces such as doors and frames, architraves, skirtings, etc,
when overcoating with Cetol BL Unitop.
Features
• Highly translucent to bring out the beauty of woodgrain
• Extensive colour range
• Low odour
• Quick drying
New/bare timber not subject to abrasion - 3 coats
New/bare timber subject to abrasion
- 2 coats followed by
2 coats of Cetol BL Unitop
Colour
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Colourless.
The Classic and Style Collections of the Cetol Design Concept.
Use Smooth planed hardwood and softwood such as trim,
doors, door frames, skirtings, wood panelling, furniture.
Features
• Resistant to knocks, spills and abrasion
• Resistant to water and mild household detergents
• Can be used on floors subject to light wear
• Easy to apply
New/bare timber - 3 coats
Colour
Colourless. The Classic and Style Collections of the
Cetol Design Concept and 6 ready mixed shades:
004 Natural Oak, 006 Light Oak, 009 Dark Oak,
010 Walnut, 045 Mahogany, 085 Teak.
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Solvent-borne
Finish Coating - High Gloss
RUBBOL
RUBBOL
Exterior Opaque
Coating Systems
Rubbol AZ plus
Type A durable high build, solvent-borne opaque that provides
a high gloss paint-like finish.
Use Exterior hardwood and softwood joinery as well as suitably
primed metals and hard plastics.
Features
• High gloss finish
• Excellent opacity for even coverage
• Highly extensible and flexible
• Quick drying
Coverage 16-18 m²/litre
Finish Coating - High Gloss
Rubbol XD Gloss
Pack Size 1, 2.5 and 5 litre cans depending on colours.
Tinted colours available in 1, 2.5 and 5 litre cans.
Colour
Black, white and a range of tinted colours from the
4041 Colour Concept, plus BS, RAL and NCS ranges.
Finish Coating - Satin
Use Exterior hardwood and softwood joinery as well as
suitably primed metals and hard plastics.
Rubbol Satura plus
Exception Not recommended for use indoors.
• Optimum durability - up to 8 - 10 years
maintenance cycle
• Retains all the application benefits of traditional
solvent-borne products
Timber
- 1 coat of Rubbol Primer plus followed by
2 coats of Rubbol XD Gloss
Ferrous metals
- 2 coats of a suitable primer followed by
Non-ferrous metals
and hard plastic
Coverage 12-14 m²/litre
Colour
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Drying Times Touch dry: 2½ hours
Type Exceptionally durable, this high build, solvent-borne,
opaque coating provides a high gloss finish.
Features • Advanced performance with outstanding gloss retention
Exterior Opaque
Coating Systems
Timber
- 1 coat of Rubbol Primer plus followed by
2 coats of Rubbol AZ plus
Ferrous metals
Non-ferrous metals
and hard plastic - 2 coats of a suitable primer followed by
Type A highly durable, high build, solvent-borne opaque that
provides a satin paint-like finish.
Use Exterior hardwood and softwood joinery as well as suitably
primed metals and hard plastics.
Exception Not suitable for use on floors or exterior decking.
Features
• Excellent opacity for even coverage
• Outstanding colour retention
• Easy to apply and achieve an even finish
• Quick drying and high scratch resistance
Timber
- 1 coat of Rubbol Primer plus and
2 coats of Rubbol Satura plus
Ferrous metals
Non-ferrous metals
and hard plastics - 2 coats of a suitable primer followed by
Coverage 16 - 18 m²/litre Drying Times
@20°C/65%RH
Touch dry:
5 hours
Colour
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RUBBOL
Exterior Opaque
Coating Systems
Solvent-borne
Primer/Undercoat
Rubbol Primer plus
Type Premium quality, solvent-borne primer/undercoat that
can be used on exterior timber.
Use Exterior timber. Also as an undercoat on suitably prepared
and primed metals and hard plastics.
Features • Excellent absorption and adhesion to timber
• Provides a perfect surface for the
Rubbol opaque coatings
• Excellent opacity
• Good levelling properties
1 coat under Rubbol AZ plus, Rubbol Satura plus
and Rubbol XD Gloss
@20°C/65%RH
Touch dry: 2-3 hours
Pack Size White and grey available in 1 and 5 litre cans.
Tinted colours available in 1 litre cans only.
Colour
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White, Grey and a range of tinted colours from 4041,
RAL, BS4800 and NCS ranges.
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Water-borne
RUBBOL
RUBBOL
Interior Opaque
Coating System
Primer
Rubbol BL Primer
Type A premium quality, quick drying primer with excellent adhesion
properties to bare wood and previously painted surfaces.
Use Interior timber joinery and trim.
Exception Not suitable for use on floors or exterior timber decking.
Features • Quick drying
• Outstanding covering power and adhesion
• Helps to achieve an even finish
As a primer onto interior timber surfaces - 1 coat prior to
Rubbol BL Satura
Finish Coating - Satin
Pack Size White available in 1, 2.5 and 5 litre cans.
Tinted colours available in 1 and 2.5 litre cans.
Rubbol BL Satura
Type A high build, water-borne, opaque satin finish for
protection and decoration of interior timber.
Touch dry:
2 hours
Recoatable: 5 - 6 hours
Interior Opaque
Coating System
@20°C/65%RH
Colour
Use Interior timber joinery and trim.
Features • Excellent durability and opacity
• Easy to achieve an even finish
• Abrasion and staining resistant
• Good colour retention properties
• Non-yellowing
Timber
- 1 coat of Rubbol BL Primer and
2 coats of Rubbol BL Satura
Sound Rubbol BL Coating- 2 coats of Rubbol BL Satura
Other sound coatings
- 1 coat of Rubbol BL Primer and
2 coats of Rubbol BL Satura
Coverage 10-12 m²/litre Drying Times
@20°C/65%RH
Touch dry:
2 hours
Recoatable: 5 - 6 hours
Colour
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Preparatory Products
Wood Fillers
Surface Filler - Exterior/Interior
Kodrin Spachtel
Type An alkyd based surface filler for open woodgrain that
enables a particularly smooth finish to be achieved to
show off the optimum level of high gloss.
Use Exterior and interior timber.
Features • Allows the high gloss finishes to achieve an
optimum sheen
• Suitable for damaged paintwork
• Excellent filling properties
Use a filling knife to force the filler into the open texture or irregularities
in the timber or existing coating. Allow to dry then sand for a smooth finish.
Drying Times
@20°C/65%RH
Timber Repair System - Exterior
Pack Size 900g.
Componex WR Primer
Componex WR Filler
Colour
Use For re-fabricating damaged or decayed timber substrates.
Features • Filler is solvent free and low odour
• Good shaping properties; can be abraded, sawn,
planed or drilled
• Excellent adhesion to sound timber
• Will not shrink or swell on application or drying
• Recoatable with solvent-borne and water-borne coatings
• Can be applied at low ambient temperatures
Pack Size
Componex WR Primer:
Components A and B are both supplied in 100ml bottles
Componex WR Filler:
Components A and B are both supplied in 290ml cartridges
One pack of Componex WR Primer is intended for use
with one pack of Componex WR Filler
Pot Life
Componex WR Primer:
when mixed 75 minutes at 20°C
Componex WR Filler:
when mixed 45 minutes at 20°C
Curing Time
Componex WR Primer:
Should be over-filled after no less than
10 minutes, but within 30 minutes of
application, at 20ºC
Componex WR Filler:
Full cure: 3 hours at 20°C
Componex
WR Primer
Clear
Componex
WR Filler
Natural
White.
Surface Filler/Stopper - Exterior/Interior
Cetol Gupa Woodfiller
Preparatory
Products
Type An adhesion promoting two-pack primer and two-pack
timber/filler repair system to fill large surface defects.
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Workable up to 1 hour
Coatable after 24 hours
Type A fast drying filler/stopper for small nail holes and cracks.
Use Exterior and interior softwood and hardwood.
Features • Can be overcoated with woodstain, paints
and colourless finishes
• Quick drying
• Good response to sanding
• Good adhesion to bare wood
Select the colour of the filler to match the colour
of the timber or stained timber that is to be filled.
Use a filling knife and fill slightly proud and allow
to dry. Fill large holes in steps allowing previous
fill to set. Rub down with a fine grade silicon
carbide paper in the direction of the grain.
Drying Times
@20°C/65%RH
Workable: 2 minutes
Sandable: 30 minutes
Coatable: 30 minutes
Pack Size 125ml.
Colour
6 colours: Natural, Light Oak,
Dark Oak, Mahogany, Merbau, Teak.
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Colour
Guide
Cetol Design Concept
The world of wood protection is evolving, particularly with the increasing
range of tonal colours and innovative effects available, together with the
rediscovery of the visual appeal of natural materials. In response to this,
Sikkens has developed the Cetol Design Concept consisting of the Classic
Collection and the Style Collection. To help you plan your decorative
schemes, the colour cards for these collections uniquely show each colour
in two finishes - translucent and opaque.
Classic Collection
The Cetol Design Classic Collection is a truly inspirational selection of colours.
This functional and aesthetic range of woodstains gives professional users the
opportunity to be highly creative and to bring a modern look and feel to
projects. See colour swatch on next page.
4041 Colour Concept
Introduced for Rubbol exterior opaque coatings, the collection comprises
some 1624 colours delivering extensive choice. A swatch device also makes
selection of colours quick and easy.
Colour Guide
Style Collection
The Cetol Design Style Range comprises authentic, natural, modern, very strong
and primary colours. Most can be used on both interior and exterior surfaces.
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Colour
Guide
Classic Colours
D3.28.39 T
E1.26.55 T
E8.35.66 T
F5.32.77 T
F3.18.55 T
F9.23.59 T
B8.35.25 T
D4.71.42 T
E6.65.60 T (077) Pine
F0.40.63 T
F4.30.50 T
F4.13.42 T
B8.29.15 T (045) Mahogany
D5.51.29 T (085) Teak
E5.58.44 T (006) Light Oak
F1.56.57 T
F4.25.30 T
G1.19.39 T
A9.17.10 T (048) Rosewood
C7.44.26 T
D9.54.32 T (009) Dark Oak
E1.35.22 T
E3.18.21 T
H2.04.15 T
C5.06.08 T
C6.16.11 T (010) Walnut
D7.23.15 T
E1.30.28 T
E8.08.18 T
K5.04.15 T
G2.05.55 T
G1.06.55 T
ON.00.31 T
WN.00.06 T (020) Ebony
TN.01.27 T
Q7.03.30 T
G8.10.40 T
J1.05.67 T
ON.00.60 T
TN.01.11 T
ON.00.40 T
M5.05.39 T
G9.05.67 T
While we strive to ensure that the colours shown are as accurate as possible,
please be advised that they are intended as guides only due to limitations
and variations in the printing process.
G2.06.34 T
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R0.10.60 T
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The most critical aspect of protecting
timber is the preparation of the surface
prior to the application of coatings and
the key areas are as follows:
Cut Out Decay
To ensure that all infested timber is removed, cut out up to an inch (2.5 cm)
into sound timber.
General Cleaning
Thorough cleaning of the surface is required to remove most of the contaminants
which can impair the absorption, adhesion and subsequent performance of
coating systems. A solution of household detergent in warm water and a
stiff, non metallic bristle brush is ideal for removing oil, dust, dirt or grease.
Thoroughly rinse off any residues and allow the surface to dry fully.
Fungicidal Wash
Treat growths with a fungicidal wash or bleach solution and allow 15-20
minutes to work. Loosen dead spores using a stiff, non-metallic bristle brush,
rinse with clean water to remove all residues and allow the surface to dry fully.
Heavier deposits may need multiple applications.
Removal of Old Coatings
Chemical strippers are the most practical way to remove unsound coatings.
Do not remove sound coatings, particularly opaque finishes for the sake of
it but do test them to ensure they are truly sound. Woodstains must be
removed if a lighter shade of woodstain is required.
Base stains on new joinery provide approximately 3 months protection and
their condition should be assessed before top coats are applied.
Sanding
To prevent decay occurring again where damaged timber has been removed
from a rotten area, a preservative such as Cuprinol Trade Wood Preserver
Clear (BP)* should be applied to saturation. Timber used to splice in for
repair, should be either of a durable species or pre-treated with preservative.
Degreasing
Surface contaminations of natural timber such as tannins, gums and oils from
hardwood and resins from softwood should be removed with a cloth dampened
in a suitable solvent (NOT white spirit or turps).
Knots
Play a hot air gun over live knots to draw out as much resin as possible, scrape
off the resin and degrease as above. Remove dead knots and fill with a
suitable woodfiller.
Substrate
Preparation
Bare timber exposed to sunlight for more than 3 weeks will require the removal
of the surface back to bright timber. Mechanical sanding is the only really
effective method. Abrasive papers should be used - DO NOT use wire brushes
or steel wool.
Preservative Treatment
* Cuprinol Trade Wood Preserver Clear(BP) contains propiconazole and IPBC.
Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use.
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Fillers
Voids or areas of damage in timber should be filled prior to coating.
Arrises
To ensure even, adequate coating to vulnerable edges, all cills should be rounded
to approx. 3mm radius (‘pencil round’) and all other sections to at least 1-2
mm radius.
Bad
Good
Silicone Contamination
To avoid the problems of silicone contamination - cissing/cratering/fish-eyeing
- a specialist silicone remover or ‘digester’ must be used. Multiple applications
may be necessary.
Salt Efflorescence
Mortar/Iron/Water Staining
Best treated with a wood bleach (active ingredient oxalic acid). Remove all
surface coating prior to application. Where iron staining has occurred, remove
the cause of the discolouration.
Occurs in plywood when atmospheric moisture causes the salts in the glueline
to migrate to the surface in the form of white crystalline powder. The strength
and integrity of the plywood is unaffected. Normally rainwater washes the
salts away but on sheltered surfaces, such as soffits, they remain as a bloom
on the surface. Where efflorescence is present, remove fluffy efflorescence
deposits by rubbing with dry Hessian sacking at frequent intervals. Check
salts do not return within 48 hours, before proceeding. Remove heavy deposits
by careful* manual abrasions taking care not to damage the surface finish
of the substrate. The surface can then be re-treated. The condition may recur
and repeated washing may be required. Eventually the efflorescence will cease.
*When rubbing down and/or dusting off wear a suitable face mask
to avoid the inhalation of dust.
Nails/Screws
Non-ferrous fixings are recommended. Where the use of steel/iron fixings is
unavoidable, they should be driven home and the resultant holes filled with
a suitable filler.
Moisture Content
Timber to be coated should have a moisture content close to what it will be
in service. Below 14% for interior timber and between 15-18% for exterior
timber is recommended.
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The contents of this guide are for information only. We disclaim all liability
and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on the advice and opinions
contained in this guide.
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The methods, techniques and conditions
of application are also critical to the
successful use of coatings.
The key areas are:
Coat Surfaces All Round
Any area which could allow moisture ingress should be adequately coated
to form a ‘skin’ or ‘envelope’. Tops and bottoms of doors are particularly at
risk. The weatherbar should also be fully coated and sealed before fixing and
the joint capped off with a suitable elastomeric sealant. The back of cladding
should also be treated to avoid coating failure.
Fully Treat End Grains
Moisture is particularly absorbed into the end grain of timber. For this reason,
cills especially above ground floor level should receive adequate coating to
ensure optimum performance.
Apply Sufficient Coating
Sikkens exterior woodstains are designed to be gradually eroded by the
weather, which makes them so easy to maintain. However, sufficient coating
must be applied to ensure it achieves its expected performance. Brush application
rarely achieves a wet film thickness of more than 60 micrometres for stains
and 100 micrometres for opaques.
Stir Product Thoroughly
Drying Times
A coating may feel dry but it is not necessarily dry enough to overcoat. Waterborne coatings must lose organic solvent as well as water, and solvent-borne
coatings must ‘cure’, a process which usually takes 12-18 hours. Adverse
drying conditions (e.g. cold, damp, little ventilation) will extend and can even
double drying times. While water-borne coatings can often be fully dry in less
than 4 hours, solvent-borne-coatings can take up to 24 hours even in good
drying conditions.
Patch Prime/Bring Forward
When applying maintenance coats, bare timber surfaces should be given an
appropriate first coat, whether it is a base stain or a primer. For woodstains,
as well as the base stain, it is often necessary to ‘bring forward’ the base stained
section with sufficient coats to restore the same shade and build as the
surroundings. The only alternative is to strip the whole section back to bare
timber and re-coat.
Weather Conditions
It is common sense NOT to apply coatings in the rain. Equally, if the coating is
not dry before rainfall, the finish can be damaged or even washed off. Moreover,
when rain is imminent the humidity level is increased, which may also create
drying problems. A general rule of thumb for temperature is that water-borne
and solvent-borne coatings should not be applied or allowed to dry outside the
range 8°C to 25°C and 5°C to 30°C ranges respectively.
Treatment Sequence
Generally the treatment sequence is:
1. Surface preparation
2. Preservative pre-treatment
3. Base stain
4. Finishing coats
5. Maintenance
Maintenance Sequence
If the original woodstain has been correctly applied then the only
maintenance steps required are those in bold type. However, if this
is not the case, or if the surfaces have been left too long before being
maintained, additional steps shown in italic type are necessary.
To avoid possible problems be consistent with the use of either a complete
water-borne or solvent-borne system.
Remove and treat algae/mould
Brushes
Clean other sound surfaces
Good quality, long haired bristle brushes are recommended for solvent-borne
coatings and synthetic bristle brushes for water-borne coatings. Good quality
synthetic brushes can be successfully used for both.
Remove resin and degrease
Apply one or two coats of the
appropriate Sikkens woodstain
Stir the product thoroughly before and regularly during application.
Use a broad bladed stirrer which reaches the bottom of the container.
Water-borne or Solvent-borne Compatibility
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Remove loose and flaking coating
Sand to remove weathered timber
Patch prime with base stain
Bring forward to even colour
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Application &
Maintenance
Application and
Maintenance Systems
Maintenance Schedule
Sikkens Coating Systems Guide
New/bare
windows/doors
Maintenance - previously
coated windows/doors
Cetol HLS plus/
Cetol Filter 7 plus
1 coat Cetol HLS plus
2 coats Cetol Filter 7 plus
Cetol HLS plus/
Cetol THB plus
1 coat Cetol HLS plus
2 coats Cetol THB plus
CETOL
Exterior
Woodstain
Systems
Spreading rates
(m²/litre)
2 coats
Cetol Filter 7 plus
5 years
7 - 16 m²/litre
2 coats Cetol THB plus
3 to 4 years
7 - 16 m²/litre
Cetol HLS plus
3 coats
2 coats
3 years
6 - 18 m²/litre
2 coats
1 coat
3 years
6 - 20 m²/litre
5 years
6 - 20 m²/litre
3 years
4 - 16 m²/litre
1 coat Cetol Novatech
1 coat Cetol Novatop
1 coat Cetol Novatop
3 coats
1 to 2 coats
Cetol BL 21 plus/
Cetol BL 31
1 coat Cetol BL 21 plus
2 coats Cetol BL31
2 coats Cetol BL31
4 to 5 years
4 - 16 m²/litre
Cetol BL Primer/
Cetol BL Opaque
2 coats Cetol BL Primer
2 coats Cetol BL Opaque
2 coats Cetol BL Opaque
6 years
10 - 14 m²/litre
Cetol BL Decor
2 to 3 coats
(surfaces not subject
to abrasion)
Dependent
on wear
16 - 20 m²/litre
Cetol BL Unitop
2 to 3 coats
(surfaces subject
to abrasion)
Dependent
on wear
12 - 18 m²/litre
Cetol BL Decor/
Cetol BL Unitop
1 to 2 coats BL Decor
2 coats BL Unitop
(surfaces subject
to abrasion)
Dependent
on wear
12 - 20 m²/litre
3 coats
Dependent
on wear
11 - 13 m²/litre
Maintenance
cycle (year)
Spreading rates
(m²/litre)
8 to 10 years
10 - 18 m²/litre
RUBBOL
Exterior
Opaque
Coating
Systems
Rubbol XD Gloss/
wood, metal or
plastic primer/
undercoat
Rubbol AZ plus/
wood, metal or
plastic primer/
undercoat
Rubbol Satura plus/
wood, metal or
plastic primer/
undercoat
Interior
Opaque
Coating
Systems
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Doors, skirtings,
bannisters,
architraves
& floors
Maintenance
cycle (year)
Cetol Bl 21 plus
Interior
Woodstain
& Varnish
Systems
Maintenance
- previously
stained
cladding
Cetol Novatech
Cetol Novatech/
Cetol Novatop
Exterior
Opaque
Coating
Systems
New/bare cladding
(and eaves, rough
sawn timber,
fencing etc)
Rubbol BL Satura
New timber window
frames and cladding
1 coat
Rubbol Primer plus
2 coats Rubbol XD Gloss
1 coat
Rubbol Primer plus
2 coats Rubbol AZ plus
1 coat
Rubbol Primer plus
2 coats Rubbol Satura plus
1 coat
Rubbol BL Primer
2 coats
Rubbol BL Satura
Previously coated
window frames, doors
and cladding
Ferrous metals
such as railings,
doors and hinges
Non-ferrous
metals
Hard plastics such
as guttering and
PVCu windows
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats
Rubbol XD Gloss
2 coats
Rubbol XD Gloss
2 coats
Rubbol XD Gloss
1 coat
Rubbol AZ plus
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats
Rubbol AZ plus
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats
Rubbol AZ plus
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats
Rubbol AZ plus
4 to 6 years
10 - 18 m²/litre
1 coat
Rubbol Satura plus
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats Rubbol
Satura plus
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats Rubbol
Satura plus
2 coats of a
suitable primer
2 coats
Rubbol Satura plus
5 years
10 - 18 m²/litre
Dependent
on wear
10 - 12 m²/litre
1 coat
Rubbol XD Gloss
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The following Standards apply to coatings and their application:
Wood preservatives – Field test method for
determining the relative protective effectiveness of
a wood preservative for use under a coating and
exposed out-of-ground contact: L-joint method
BS EN 335-1 : 1992
Hazard classes of wood and wood-based products
against biological attack – part 1 – classification of
hazard classes
BS EN 335-2: 1992
Guide to the application of hazard classes
to solid wood
BS EN 350-1 : 1994
Durability of wood and wood-based products –
Natural durability of solid wood. Part 1 – Guide
to the principles of testing and classification of
the natural durability of wood
All you need to do is fill in the reply-paid card supplied with this Product
Guide and pop it in the post.
BS EN 350-2 : 1994
Natural durability of solid wood. Part 2 - Guide to
natural durability and treatability of selected wood
species of importance in Europe
We will then make sure that you get a regular copy delivered to
your home or workplace.
BS EN 351-1 : 1996
Preservative-treated solid wood. Part 1 – Classification
of preservative penetration and retention
Register for Your Copy of Sikkens Club News NOW!
BS EN 460: 1994
Natural durability of solid wood – Guide to the
durability requirements for wood to be used in
hazard classes
BS EN 599-1 : 1997
Performance of preventive wood preservatives as
determined by biological tests. Part 1 Specification
according to hazard class
BS 644 : 2006
Timber windows – Factory assembled windows
of various types - Specification
BS EN 927-1 : 1997
Paints and varnishes – Coating materials and coating
systems for exterior wood – Part 1: Classification
and selection
BS EN 927-3 : 2000
Paints and varnishes – Coating materials
and coating systems for exterior wood Part 3: Natural weathering test
BS EN 942 : 1996
Timber in joinery – General classification
of timber quality
BS EN 971-1 : 1996
Paints and varnishes – Terms and definitions
for coating materials
BS 8000 : Part 7 : 1990
Workmanship on building sites.
Part 7 - Code of practice for glazing
BS 8000 : Part 12 : 1989
Workmanship on building sites. Part 12 - Code of
practice for decorative wallcoverings and painting
BS 6150 : 2006
Painting of buildings - Code of practice
BS 6952:Part 1:1988
Exterior wood coating systems.
Guide to classification and selection
There’s one sure way to keep up-to-date with Sikkens products,
services and training opportunities and that is to register to obtain
your own personal copy of Sikkens Club News. It’s full of interesting
information including helpful hints and technical tips.
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BS EN 330:1993
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Preservation of timber. Recommendations
Slough
BS 8417:2003
Berkshire
Code of practice for the preservation of buildings
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