Valtti Puuöljy
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Solvent-borne wax-containing wood oil for outdoor use. Protects wood against moisture and dirt and decreases cracking of wood surfaces.
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Protection for board surfaces
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Tinted protection for wood
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Tinted protection for wood
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805
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5 m²/l
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7 m²/l
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4 h
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4 h
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Colour collections
Product Data
Description
Product Features
Recommended Uses
Solvent-borne wax-containing wood oil for outdoor use. Protects wood against moisture and dirt and decreases cracking of wood surfaces.
Product Features
Suitable for protecting bare or previously oil-treated exterior wood surfaces. Suitable for impregnated wood (pressure-treated wood), hardwood, thermally modified wood and untreated wood.
Recommended Uses
Garden furniture, terraces, jetties, stairs.
Technical Information
Coverage
Thinner
Application Method
Old and worn wood surfaces 5–7 m²/l New surfaces or wood surfaces in good condition 7–15 m²/l
Thinner
Solventborne
Application Method
brush, sponge
Related documents
26909
Why you should choose Valtti Puuöljy
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Protection for board surfaces
Traditional Valtti Puuöljy (Wood Oil) is a tintable product for terraces, stairs, jetties, and garden and balcony furniture. Wood oil is absorbed well into new or previously oiled board surfaces.
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Tinted protection for wood
Valtti Puuöljy (Wood Oil) is suitable for the treatment of bare wood or previously oiled board surfaces outdoors. Wood oil protects the wood from moisture and reduces cracking.
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Tinted protection for wood
Treating a board surface with oil deepens and evens out the wood’s natural color, when the oil is tinted to the color closest to the color of the wood. The end result is always affected by the substrate. A tinted product resists weathering better than an untinted one. Colors that blend in with the landscape from the Valtti color card.
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exterior
Oil, transparent
Valtti Puuöljy
Stairs, Terrace
Exterior
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