International Goldspar Satin Yacht Varnish
International Goldspar Satin Yacht Varnish - 375ml is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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International Goldspar Satin Varnish | YVA251
The International Goldspar Varnish features a polyurethane resin that gives a tough finish that is resistant to hot water, mild acids and alkalis. This varnish has a quick drying formula to minimise dust contamination and to allow you to get out on your boat as soon as possible.
The Goldspar is a satin finish varnish designed primarily for interior use. For the best finish, follow the preparation and application instructions where possible.
Features
- Satin finish
- Quick drying
- Suitable for fresh & salt water
- For wood substrates
- Resistant to mild acids & alkalis
- Can be applied with a brush, roller, conventional spray, air mix or airless spray
- Recommended number of coats: 3 minimum, more if using a roller
- Thinner/ Cleaner: International Thinners No.1 (available as 500ml & 1L)
- Coverage: 10.3m²
- Touch dry after 1 hour (at 23℃ / 73℉)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the International Goldspar Satin Varnish take to dry?
- 5℃ (41℉): 5 hours
- 15℃ (52℉): 3 hours
- 23℃ (73℉): 1 hour
- 35℃ (95℉): 30 minutes
How long do I have to wait to overcoat the International Goldspar Satin Varnish?
- 5℃ (41℉): 24 hours minimum & 4 days maximum
- 15℃ (52℉): 15 hours minimum & 3 days maximum
- 23℃ (73℉): 6 hours minimum & 2 days maximum
- 35℃ (95℉): 3 hours minimum & 1 day maximum
How many coats of International Goldspar Satin Varnish should I do?
It is recommended to apply a minimum of 3 coats of International Goldspar Satin Varnish with a dry film thickness (DFT) of 40 microns per coat, or a wet film thickness (WFT) of 87 microns per coat.
How do I prepare a surface for the International Goldspar Satin Varnish?
Previously Varnished (good condition)
- Clean with thinners.
- Sand smooth with 280-320 grade abrasive paper.
- Remove sanding dust with thinners.
Previously Varnished (poor condition)
- Remove all previous coatings.
Bare Wood
- Thoroughly degrease surface.
- Sand smooth with 80-180 grade abrasive paper.
- Sand again with 280 grade abrasive paper.
- Remove dust from sanding by brushing, dusting and wiping.
- If wiping with solvent, allow to dry completely.