BARNIZ SINTETICO UNIVERSAL BRILLANTE

Stir the product until perfectly blended. Dilute the first coat adequately to achieve good penetration into the substrate. You can apply without needing to sand between coats, although gentle sanding will ensure good adhesion, and particularly on wood with a tendency to peel. Also, to obtain a silky finish, sand gently before the last coat. Prior priming with Montoxyl Fondo (Code: 1301) is recommended. Do not apply the product at high temperatures or on surfaces exposed to strong sunlight. Ensure good ventilation while product is drying. Do not apply with relative moisture over 80%. If you want to dye this product with Montotinte Universal or with the Sistema Montomix, use this stain as base, following the direction of the grain and dilute appropriately. Homogenise regularly during the painting process. Dying considerably increases resistance to UV radiation.

Soporte Nuevo:
New wood:
-The base must be free from foreign materials and/or waste matter.
-Apply to wood with a moisture content of less than 12%.
-Apply to wood which is healthy, dry and free from grease and dust.
-Sand down to remove any traces of glue in joints and milling defects.
If the wood shows signs of ageing it must first be sanded down and any dust removed using a plane or other mechanical device.
-Priming is recommended with Montoxyl Fondo (Code: 501301) as fungicide protector. Restauracion y Mantenimineto:
Varnished or painted wood:
-If varnished with Montoxyl Fondo (Code: 1301 or 1314), remove foreign products, remove any loose or peeling varnish, lightly sand, remove dust from sanding and proceed as with new woods.
-If varnished with Montoxyl Fondo (Code: 1302,1303,1308), remove foreign products, remove any loose or peeling varnish, lightly sand, remove dust from sanding and proceed as with new woods.
-If varnished with closed pore varnish such as Barniz Sintético Universal Mate (Code: 1350), Satinado (Code: 1360) or Brillante (Code: 1370), Barniz Velero (Code: 1380), Barniz Alta Montaña (Code: 1385) or similar, remove with Quitamont stripping agent or by mechanical means in the event of blisters, peeling edges or cracks, and proceed as on new wood. If the surface is in good condition, gently sand down, remove the sanding dust and proceed as with new wood.
-If varnished with cellulosic or polyurethane varnish, remove by stripping with Quitamont or by mechanical means in the event of blisters, peeling edges or cracks, and proceed as on new wood. If polyurethane varnish has been used and the surface is in good condition, gently sand down, remove the sanding dust and proceed as with new wood.
-If enamelled with synthetic enamel (Montosintetic Code: 2020, 2024), Marisma (Code: 2010, 2014), Luxatín (Code: 2028) or similar, remove by stripping with Quitamont or by mechanical means and proceed as with new wood.
-Always check adhesion on old paints.