HYDRO Rustic Stain WRB (color) for spraying and spreading
HYDRO Rustic stain WRB gives wood surfaces a striking, rustic stain effect with an emphasised pore structure. Its specially developed formulation ensures a uniform colour effect, outstanding processing and reliable fixing of the ultra-fine pigments. Ideal for high-quality craft and industrial applications with a desire for a natural, expressive wood look.
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Processing
Airmix
Compressed air spraying
Spreading
Wiping with a cloth
- water 90%
- mineral resources 1%
- fossil resources 9%
Areas of application
Perfectly suited for use in all interior fittings such as furniture construction as well as door and staircase production. The rustic stain WRB also ensures durable, aesthetically pleasing wood surfaces in ship interiors or in kitchens and bathrooms.
Technical information
General technical information
Sustainability data sheet
Technical Specifications
| Appearance | glazing |
|---|---|
| Number of layers (max) | 1 |
| Quantity per layers (min) | 30 g/m² |
| Quantity per layers (max) | 60 g/m² |
| Total quantity applied | 60 g/m² |
Processing Instructions
| Drying | 2 h / 20 °C |
|---|---|
| Surface sanding (grain size) | 120 - 180 |
| Intermediate sanding (grain size) | |
| Yield per pass | m²/l |
| Processing information | Spray a copious coat of the HYDRO Stain in one pass using a cup gun (1.5 - 2 mm nozzle, approx. 2 bar spray pressure). Allow a brief exposure time and distribute the excess using a broad spreading brush, working first across and then with the grain.Intermittently wipe stain absorbed by the spreading brush onto a rag.It is advisable to use two people to wipe large surfaces. A uniform application method and the same advance sanding are essential to prevent colour tone differences. Application via brush or sponge is also possible instead of the spraying process. |
| Special notes | The colour tone and processing of Hesse stains are matched to the respective wood. Other application and wood types are available. All stains in the same range can be mixed with each other. They can be lightened by adding water and can be tinted using colour concentrates in the BP 30xx, BP 3570 range. Using HYDRO Lacquers as basecoats can result in discolouration on woods with a high proportion of water-soluble wood contents (such as oak). |
Our technical information is continually adapted to keep up to date with the latest technology and statutory regulations. The latest version is always available online at www.hesse-lignal.de or talk to your local account manager. This information is for advice and is based on the best knowledge available and careful research in line with the current state of the art. This information cannot be held as legally binding. We also refer you to our terms and conditions of business. Safety data sheet is provided in accordance with EC regulation no. 1907/2006.
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