Hesse PU Multicoat lacquer DE 45307

  • Light fast
  • good bonding on critical substrates
  • usable on bleached types of wood
  • suitable for children's toys
A two-component PU acrylic resin lacquer, clear, silky gloss, light fast, with very good resistance to chemical and mechanical strains and particularly good bonding on critical substrates. The multicoat lacquer is suitable for priming and top coating of open-pore coatings. This product can be used on bleached wood. Hesse PU Multicoat lacquer DE 45307 is free from phthalate softeners and thus also suitable for coating children's toys.
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Fields of application

For all interior fixtures and fittings and for coating furniture made from all types of wood.

Technical specifications

Appearance colourless
Density series kg/l 0.919
Flow time (+/- 15 %) 31 s / DIN 53211 - 4 mm
Form of delivery fluid
Non-volatile content series % 21
Proportion of renewable raw materials % 0.7
VOC EU % 78.790001 %
Number of coats (max) 3
Amount per layer (minimum) 100 g/m²
Amount per layer (max) 150 g/m²
Total application volume 450 g/m²
Mixing ratio (by volume) 10 : 1 PU Hardener DR 4070
Mixing ratio (gravimetric) 100 : 10 PU Hardener DR 4070

Information on use

Usage time 8 h / 20 °C
Pot life 8 h / 20 °C
Drying 4 h / 20 °C
Stackable after > 16 h / 20 °C
Complete drying 7 d / 20 °C
Surface preparation Clean dry wood, according to the wood type, application process and desired effect.
Substrate sanding grits from-to 150 - 180
Lacquer sanding (grit) from - to 280 - 320
Finishing After sufficient drying and lacquer sanding, it can be combined with almost all PU lacquers.
Yield per coat 6 - 9 m²/l

The spreading rate is heavily dependent on the type of application. The specifications relate to a liter of ready-for-use product, if necessary including hardener and thinner.
Storage temperature 16 - 25 °C
Working temperature 20 °C
Processing instructions With curing of 5 : 1 and PU hardener DR 4070, adhesion can also be improved on critical substrates.
Particular instructions The product is suitable for top coating PU coloured lacquers and provides improved protection against ring stains. Possible to use as an MDF edge isolation with the addition of 20 - 30 % thinner DV 4900 from the Hesse coloured lacquer systems.
General instructions on workmanship PU lacquers should not be applied or dried at material and room temperatures below 18 °C and 40 % RH, ideal values: 20 - 25 °C and 50 - 65 % RH. Deviations lead to problems with drying and/or curing. To avoid adhesion problems, please gently sand back the PU lacquered surfaces before applying fresh lacquer and apply lacquer to the sanded surfaces as soon as possible. Mixed residues from the previous day must only be used as a 10 - 20 % aggregate in a fresh lacquer/hardener mixture. Old lacquer/hardener mixtures impair the surface quality (adhesion/stability). Freshly bleached wood must be allowed at least 48 h intermediate drying / 20 °C before recoating with PU lacquers. The final hardness of the coating is achieved after one week in correct storage conditions (at least 20 °C room temperature).
Please conduct a sample coating under real conditions!

The coating process and the precise treatment parameters are adapted in each case to the respective application and drying conditions and can be found in the customer-specific process descriptions (surface techniques).

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