Decoratively covered Capadur Silver style 750ml

CAPAROL's Capadur Silver Style decorative coating is a varnish with a metallic sheen effect for wooden surfaces. It can be used both in the interior and for exterior elements and areas. It is mainly used on stable building elements, windows, doors, building elements with limited stability, lamps, facades.

• It is not intended for wood that has been in contact with soil or water for a long time!

CAPAROL coating is characterized by a wonderful bronze-aluminum effect with exceptional resistance to UV rays, thanks to reflective pigments. Capadur Silver Style has very good protection against moisture in stable wooden building elements and high diffusion capacity. It is soluble in water and complies with VOC directives (2007 and 2010).

• The color and gloss are influenced by the conditions of the wooden surface, as well as the number of layers and the amount applied.

Capadur works at a minimum temperature of + 8°C of the substrate, material and air. Prior to application, the substrates must be clean, load-bearing and free of separators. The moisture content of the wood should not exceed 13% for stable wooden building elements and 15% for unstable wooden building elements or with limited stability.The new wooden surfaces are sanded in the direction of the fiber and cleaned well. Foreign bodies are removed from the wood, such as resin. At the outer surfaces the wood is impregnated.Old wooden surfaces are sanded and cleaned until they reach a load-bearing wooden surface, unpainted. Contamination with fungi and algae is washed well and the surface is disinfected and impregnated.

Capadur SilverStyle is ready to apply. Stir before use. When applying with a brush, brushes for acrylic varnishes with mixed natural and polyester hair are used. When applied with a teddy bear, short-haired polyamide bears are used, and the material is then treated with a brush.

The cost is about 70-100 ml/sq.m.per layer. The nature of the wooden surface also affects the cost. The exact cost is determined by sampling.At a temperature of 20°C and 65% relative humidity dries on the surface after 2 hours. When applying the next layers, an interval of at least 4 hours is observed. At low temperatures and high humidity, or in poor air circulation, e. g.tight storage of building elements, the time is extended.