Interior Wood Finish One-Coat Oil (Alkyd or Polyurethane Resin Finish)
One-coat oil resin finish available in Alkyd or Polyurethane at the same price. Specify choice.
Deeply penetrating. Protects and preserves interior wood surfaces. Ready to use.
The handcrafted workmanship of log home interiors makes one of the most beautiful expressions of environmental architecture in the residential housing market today. Organiclear™ interior wood finishes (IWF) are ideally suited to impeccably enhance, protect and prolong the beauty of interior wood surfaces, all at the same time. Organiclear™ IWF in "natural clear" creates a lustrous and impressive wood finish that softly highlights the natural grain and texture of wood.
The outstanding visual impact of Organiclear™ IWF is enriched by the quality built into every drop of wood finish. The exclusive IWF blend of oil-enriched ingredients for log homes imparts a beautiful finish that lends a rich ambiance to the interior of your entire home.
Organiclear's™ IWF is available in two deeply-penetrating formulas:
Features:
IWF is formulated for interior use only. The application area should be well-ventilated. Before coating, inspect the interior wall to be sure it is dry, clean, unsealed, and unpainted. Remove any loose dust or dirt with a vacuum. Sand the wood if necessary to clean problem areas. Fill any holes with a quality wood filler to match the wall color. Prior to use, stir the treatment well and do not dilute the formulation. Routinely stir during application.
WOOD PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS
Although brand new wood may look clean, it has dirt, mildew, waxy residues and mill glaze.
Mill glaze is produced by high speed planes in modern lumber mills. Often the high speed planes not only plane the wood, but they crush the exterior wood fiber to create a very shiny lumber surface. The crushed fibers do not let stain and seal coatings absorb properly, causing finish failure.
Apply a mill glaze remover product. These products are designed to clean the wood, lower the pH, relieve the surface tension and help the wood to absorb the sealer or stain evenly. This assures maximum stain absorption, prevents flaking or scaling of the coating and leads to a longer lasting job without a splotchy look.