Valtti Primer
Not applicable
Colorless priming oil for exterior wood
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Protection against water uptake
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Easily absorbs into the wood
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Increased durability primer + top coat
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805
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4 m²/l
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10 m²/l
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24 h
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0.5 h
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Product Data
Colorless priming oil for exterior wood
Product Features
A clear oil which is used for protecting of joints, end wood and other exposed parts on wood outdoors. Penetrates easily into the wood, which provides good protection against water absorption and reduced risk of cracking in wood and paint layers. Good durability with Tikkurila exterior wood stain or paint
Recommended Uses
For exterior priming of sawn and planed timber, woodwork, logs and impregnated wood before surface treatment.
Technical Information
Planed surfaces: 8-10 m²/l; Sawn wood surfaces: 4-5 m²/l.
Thinner
Solventborne
Application Method
spraying, immersion, brush
Storage
In tightly closed package, protecting from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Can withstand storage at low temperatures. In case of storage at subzero temperatures before use the paint should be hold at (+20±2)°С for 24 hours and carefully stirred. Shelf life - 60 months from the production date in unopened original packaging.
Protection against water uptake
Valtti Primer protects wood and wooden structures against water uptake. The primer slows down the penetration of moisture into the wood and prevents the spread of mold.
Easily absorbs into the wood
The priming oil is easily absorbed deep into the wood fibers, which provides good protection against water absorption and reduces the risk of cracking in the wood and paint layers.
Increased durability primer + top coat
Valtti Primer creates the first protective layer on the wooden surface. The colourless primer does not protect the wooden surface from exposure to sunlight, it is recommended to apply the finishing coat as soon as possible. Use Tikkurila exterior wood stain or paint on top of Valtti Primer to ensure durable wood protection.
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