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What each group is, when to choose it and which products belong to it.

Acrylic

Products: 84

Clear, non-yellowing, flexible 2K lacquers and enamels: the go-to for pale woods, white enamels, kitchens and bathrooms.

Best for: White and pale enamels; Light and bleached woods; Kitchen and bathroom fronts; Open-pore and decapé finishes

  • Lacquer 40
  • Enamel 28
  • Converter 10
  • Primer 4
  • Product 1
  • Sealer 1

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Lacquer 40
Enamel 28
Converter 10
Primer 4
Product 1
Sealer 1

Polyurethane

Products: 122

The everyday all-rounder 2K system: good build, wear and chemical resistance for sensible money; use a non-yellowing hardener on pale finishes.

Best for: Cabinets and furniture fronts; Worktops and bar tops; Chairs and complex profiles; Closed-pore finishes and enamels on MDF

  • Lacquer 47
  • Primer 34
  • Enamel 19
  • Converter 15
  • Sealer 7

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Lacquer 47
Primer 34
Enamel 19
Converter 15
Sealer 7

Polyester

Products: 9

Maximum build and hardness with almost no shrink-back: the base for piano gloss and closed-pore work; fussy to use with a short pot life.

Best for: Piano-grade gloss; High-gloss tabletops; High-gloss MDF fronts (incl. bathrooms); Clear closed-pore finishes

  • Primer 7
  • Lacquer 1
  • Sealer 1

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Nitrocellulose

Products: 1

Very fast, simple 1K lacquer for interiors and repairs; soft, flammable and weak on chemicals — only one product in the range.

Best for: Quick interior finishing; Low-wear furniture; Restoration and touch-up

  • Lacquer 1

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UV-cure

Products: 32

Cures in seconds under the lamps with near-100 % solids: industrial line finishing of flat panels, parquet and mouldings.

Best for: Factory-finished parquet and engineered boards; Flat veneered panels; Mouldings and frames; High-volume furniture lines

  • Lacquer 11
  • Primer 8
  • Enamel 6
  • Sealer 4
  • Putty 3

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Lacquer 11
Primer 8
Enamel 6
Sealer 4
Putty 3

Water-based

Products: 40

No organic solvents or smell, non-yellowing: for children's furniture, lived-in rooms, on-site floors and exterior timber.

Best for: Children's furniture and toys; On-site parquet and stairs; Windows, doors, cladding, fences; Rooms where smell is not acceptable

  • Lacquer 11
  • Impregnation 9
  • Glaze 6
  • Converter 5
  • Enamel 3
  • Primer 3
  • Stain 2
  • Additive 1

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Lacquer 11
Impregnation 9
Glaze 6
Converter 5
Enamel 3
Primer 3
Stain 2
Additive 1

Oils

Products: 6

Soak into the wood with no film: a warm natural look and easy spot repairs, but modest protection that needs renewing.

Best for: Parquet and worktops (hardwax); Decking and exterior timber; Saunas and bathhouses; Natural-look furniture

  • Oil 6

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Stains and dyes

Products: 114

Dyes and stains colour the wood itself and build no protective film. They go on bare wood and are then sealed under a primer and a lacquer.

  • Dye 57
  • Stain 54
  • Glaze 2
  • Impregnation 1

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Dye 57
Stain 54
Glaze 2
Impregnation 1

Tinting

Products: 5

Dyes made to be added to a lacquer: a small dose gives a clear coat a shade without hiding the grain.

  • Dye 5

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Patinas and glazes

Products: 24

Patinas and glazes are decorative coats for an aged look and for picking out relief. They go over a primer or an enamel, the excess is taken back, and a lacquer seals them.

  • Glaze 24

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Thinners

Products: 26

Thinners bring a coating to working viscosity and set how fast it flashes off: fast ones for cold shops and small parts, slow ones for heat and large panels. Use the one listed for the product.

  • Thinner 24
  • Additive 1
  • Product 1

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Hardeners

Products: 40

Hardeners are the second part of two-component (2K) coatings: without one the film does not cure. Which hardener and what ratio is on each product's page. The peroxide hardeners (catalysts) for polyester coatings are in this group too: those are not 2K and are used together with an accelerator.

  • Hardener 40

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Hardener 40

Catalysts

Products: 1

The catalyst (a peroxide hardener) for polyester coatings: it starts the cure, works together with an accelerator and is dosed exactly at the ratio given for the product. The other peroxide hardeners for polyester are under Hardeners.

  • Catalyst 1

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Accelerators

Products: 2

Accelerators for polyester coatings: together with the catalyst they make the film cure. Dose as the product page says.

  • Accelerator 2

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Additives

Products: 8

Additives and binders that change what a coating does: binders for dyes, a UV filter, an anti-blush additive.

  • Additive 8

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Other

Products: 31

Products outside the groups above: tinting pastes, decorative effects (leaf, chrome, crackle) and special-purpose materials.

  • Colorant 22
  • Enamel 7
  • Impregnation 1
  • Product 1

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Colorant 22
Enamel 7
Impregnation 1
Product 1

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