ULTRA-WHITE-OIL OB 52842-0770

A pigmented, highly colouring, universal oil based on linseed oil, sunflower oil, jojoba oil and alkyd-resin-modified natural oil; tough, abrasion-resistant and free from cobalt- or lead-containing siccatives. Due to the optimum combination of raw materials, this product displays an outstanding light fastness for an oil system and only a minimal tendency towards yellowing at the absence of light. The open-pored and breathable surface is hard-wearing. Contains a light stabilizer which retards colour changes of the substrate. Due to the innovative composition of its raw materials, this product does not have to be categorised according to the current version of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals!

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Highlights

particularly white
Without lead and cobalt containing drying agents
Substrate has longer colour tone stability
No GHS/CLP classification!
Oil with outstanding light fastness
just a slight tendency towards yellowing!

Processing

Compressed air spraying
Gauze pads / cloth
Wiping with a cloth

34%sustainable

renewable resources 15%
mineral resources 19%
fossil resources 66%

Areas of application

For furniture surfaces throughout all interiors; for stairs, doors, ledges, etc. Also suitable for coating parquet and wooden floors, as well as oriented structural boards and cork floors in living areas.

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Technical Specifications

Proportion of renewable raw materials %	14,849 %
Appearance	glazing
Decopaint base	Lb
Decopaint category	J
VOC EU %	49,2 %
Number of layers (max)	2
Quantity per layers (min)	10 g/m²
Quantity per layers (max)	30 g/m²
Total quantity applied	60 g/m²

Processing Instructions

Drying	8 h / 20 °C
Due to hardening	7 d / 20 °C
Surface sanding (grain size)	120 - 320
Intermediate sanding (grain size)
Yield per pass	33 - 100 m²/l
Processing information	Manual filling:Apply thinly with a trowel or roll on, then immediately pad in or rub in. Large areas should be coated by two people.Manual application:Rub in using a sanding fleece and remove any excess with a cotton cloth, leaving no residue. In the furniture sector: Apply and rub in the product with a saturated fine sanding fleece. After a short exposure time, remove any excess with a cotton cloth. The surface should appear dry; if not, drying problems may occur. In special cases the material can also be thinly applied by spraying. Rubbing in and subsequent removal of the excess are as for manual application. The corresponding safety instructions for spray application must be followed!On parquet flooring: Apply the material with an appropriate trowel; after a short exposure time, work in evenly using the single-disc sander and white non-abrasive pad until the surface appears dry.
Special notes	Lightening is possible with OE 52842. Products from the same range can be mixed with one another. The product is not suitable for woods susceptible to blue stain in damp rooms. The material properties were tested on commercially available woods such as oak, beech, etc. Please check suitability before using on other types of wood. In order to avoid white pores on dark, porous woods, we recommend using the glossy version of the oil, at least for the first coat. Hardening at 100 : 4 with OR 5180 increases the surface's mechanical and chemical resistance. The hardener additive accelerates complete drying. Pot life of the mixture at 1 h / 20 °C room temperature. Chemical and mechanical resistance depends on the number of coats of oil that are applied. The material dries with oxidation – please observe the general application instructions. Films or carpets must not be placed on the parquet flooring until it has completely hardened. Skin may form due to the high reactivity. Please remove before agitating. Subsequently the material should be filtered as a precaution. Stir carefully before use. Please observe the latest material safety data sheet!

Procedure example

Living room shelving in oak, oiled white

Bare wood sanding: 320 grit with subsequent dust removal.

Use a fine sanding fleece to apply 1 x circa 10 - 20 g/m² Hesse ULTRA-WHITE-OIL OB 52842-0770 and rub it in evenly.

Allow a brief absorption period and then use a soft cotton cloth to remove the excess until the entire surface appears uniformly dry. Drying time: at least 16 h / 20 °C room temperature and with adequate air exchange. Full resilience is achieved after at least 7 d / 20 °C room temperature and adequate air exchange.

Parquet: rustic oak planks, white oiled

Bare wood sanding: 150 grit with subsequent dust removal. Use a spatula to apply 1 x circa 15 - 20 g/m² Hesse ULTRA-WHITE-OIL OB 52842-0770. Allow a brief absorption period and then use a single disc sander with white pad to work it in until the surface appears dry.

Drying time: at least 16 h / 20 °C room temperature and with adequate air exchange.

Use a spatula to apply 1 x circa 15 - 20 g/m² Hesse ULTRA-WHITE-OIL OB 52842-0770. Allow a brief absorption period and then use a single disc sander with white pad to work it in until the surface appears dry.

Drying time: at least 16 h / 20 °C room temperature and with adequate air exchange.

The parquet is then accessible with care. Full resilience is achieved after at least 7 d / 20 °C room temperature and with adequate air exchange.

General Notes / Disclaimer

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.