Finishing systems

• High-gloss finish for MDF bathroom fronts (PE + PU)MDF (bathroom furniture fronts, including routed ones)Opaque high-gloss enamel (white or tinted to RAL/NCS), 100 gloss, polished to a mirror finish over a thick, non-shrinking polyester primer.Steps: 15 · PU sealer (PTS71+PC72) → polyester primer ×2 (EPS20+EA1+EC1) → 2K PU gloss enamel (PPL200+AC200) → polished
• Finishing raised-panel doors (PU)Raised-panel doors in solid wood/veneer: flat areas plus routed profilesStained clear PU finish with visible grain: matt to satin depending on the PTL20 grade (5–30 gloss), hard and chemical-resistant, for interior doorsSteps: 14 · 2K polyurethane (aromatic isocyanate PC25) over solvent-borne dye stain CTU + CFS1 binder
• Solid-oak coffin finishing (clear high-gloss polyester / PU)Solid oak (coffins and funeral caskets), open-pored woodClear, stained, high-gloss (about 100 GU) closed-pore finish with a thick 'lens'. The thixotropic topcoat does not sag on the coffin's vertical sides.Steps: 10 · CIT solvent stain → 2× PE (unsaturated polyester, peroxide/accelerator cure) clear primer → 2K PU thixotropic 100-gloss topcoat
• Finishing polyurethane-foam (PU) mouldingsCast polyurethane-foam parts: mouldings, cornices, beading, carved décor and onlays. Degrease the foam and remove mould-release (wax/silicone) before priming.Opaque coloured finish (white or any RAL/NCS) with patina left in the recesses of the relief, under a heavy coat of high-gloss (100 gloss) clear PU lacquer.Steps: 10 · 2K PU (polyurethane): PU primer for PU foam + PU enamel + solvent patina + 2K PU high-gloss clear
• Oak kitchen fronts with a decapé (limed-pore) effect — acrylic systemSolid oak or oak veneer kitchen fronts, including routed panels with exposed MDFA coloured (RAL/NCS) matt enamel finish with open pores: the oak pores are picked out in white (decapé), the profile is accented with patina, and a non-yellowing clear lacquer goes on top.Steps: 13 · 2K acrylic (acrylic-polyurethane, aliphatic isocyanate hardener AC40); solvent-borne CQS patina
• Parquet finishing (UV-cure roller line)Parquet and engineered flooring (solid or veneered hardwood), flat boards on a UV roller-coating lineA clear (optionally tinted) closed-pore floor finish, satin 30–40 gloss, highly abrasion- and scratch-resistant; ready to pack straight off the line.Steps: 14 · UV-cure acrylate (1K, 100 % solids roller materials) over a tintable low-solids UV primer; optional water-based dye (CTH)
• UV finishing of flat anegre-veneered panelsFlat furniture panels veneered with anegre (a pale, even-grained African hardwood), pigment-stainedStained, closed-pore anegre: variant (a) thin matt topcoat (~30 gloss, natural-wood look); variant (b) thick high-gloss lacquer (~100 gloss) that can be polished.Steps: 15 · Solvent-borne pigment stain (CPS + CFC3 binder + S90) under a UV-curing acrylate build: 100 %-solids UV filler + 2 UV roller sealer coats; topcoat either a 100 %-solids UV roller lacquer (matt) or a solvent-containing UV curtain lacquer (gloss). All UV materials are 1K — no hardener, no pot life.
• Mouldings and picture-frame stock — UV finishSolid-wood mouldings and picture-frame stock (profiles, frame mouldings, trims), prepared with K60–K80 abrasive brushes.Transparent stained finish that keeps the wood grain visible, 40-gloss semi-matt clear; inline process with UV curing — parts can be packed as soon as they cool.Steps: 9 · UV-cure acrylate (VTS40041 100 %-solids UV primer + VTL30040 solvent-borne UV lacquer) over a solvent-borne dye stain (CTU + CFS1 binder + S12)
• Finishing beech-veneered worktops (PU)Beech-veneered worktops / table tops (veneered face, solid or lipped edges)Stained beech with visible grain and even, blotch-free colour; a clear, hard PU film with semi-closed pores, satin (≈ 30 gloss), resistant to scratches, coffee and household cleaners.Steps: 14 · water-based dye (CTH + CFH1 spray binder) under 2K solvent-borne polyurethane: high-solids clear PU primer PTS60 ×2 (legacy hardener C26 → PC25) + PU worktop lacquer PTL61 ×1 (→ PTL60 SM) with yellowing-resistant hardener (legacy C61 → PC60), slow thinner S70 and 0.5 % CTS lacquer tint
• Finishing beech chairs (PU)Solid beech — chairs (turned and profiled parts, vertical surfaces)Stained beech with visible grain and even, blotch-free colour; a clear thixotropic PU film with no sags, sheen set by the chosen PTL50 grade (10–90 gloss).Steps: 11 · water-based dye (CTH + CFH2 binder) under 2K solvent-borne polyurethane: thixotropic PU primer PTS50 ×2 + thixotropic PU lacquer PTL50 ×1, aromatic isocyanate hardener (legacy C50 → PC20/PC25)
• Open-pore finish for oak kitchen doors (acrylic)Oak (solid or veneer) — kitchen cabinet doors, including profiled onesToned oak with open pores picked out by glaze and patina, under a non-yellowing clear acrylic lacquer at 10–40 GUSteps: 14 · 2K acrylic (acrylic polyol + aliphatic isocyanate AC40) over solvent-borne pigment glaze, patina and dye

Data from Technocolor's official site, dealer datasheets and catalogs. “Recommended” marks our own engineering estimate, not the manufacturer's figure. Always test on an offcut first.