Sikkens Cetol Novatech Woodstain Paint - 2.5 Litre - Light Oak (006)

Name: Sikkens Cetol Novatech Woodstain Paint - 2.5 Litre - Light Oak (006)
Brand: SIKKENS
SKU: 10214777
Price: 69.43 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

~~£97.20~~

Volume in litres: 2.5 l

2.5 l

5 l

Colour name: Light Oak

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Product information

Description

General description

A high solids, medium to high build, solvent-borne woodstain that provides a translucent, semi-gloss finish. It can be used both as a base stain and a finishing coat, making it versatile for various applications.

Technical specifications

Volume: 2.5 Litre

Coverage: Smooth planed timber: 6 to 20 m² per litre

Compatibility and accessories

Finishing coat for exterior softwood and hardwood substrates such as cladding, fascias, soffits, and rough sawn timber

Base stain for exterior softwood and hardwood joinery, windows, and doors

Usage

Not suitable for interior use

Not suitable for oily timbers such as iroko or teak

Features

Brand
SIKKENS
Weight
2.5 kg
Material
Wood
Colour
Transparent
Volume in litres
2.5 l

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 1 Reviews

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AAndrew

Published on 19/10/2016, United Kingdom

Used products before and very happy with them!

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Sikkens is a Dutch company founded in 1792 by a house painter, Wiert Willem Sikkens. In Groningen, he began by manufacturing his own lacquers and varnishes, drawing on his experience. In 1837, his son, Geert Willem Sikkens, succeeded him and, realising the potential of his father's lacquers and varnishes, set up G.W. Sikkens & Co. with his brother-in-law, Willem Penaat. A new factory was built in 1869 to cope with increased demand as the reputation of Sikkens products spread across borders. By 1900, the company had a laboratory that enabled it to create Japanese varnishes and fast-drying paints for the automotive sector; in 1928 Sikkens revolutionised the lacquer sector with its cellulose-based lacquers and Rubbol AZ synthetic paints. After the war, it became the foundation of the global paint giant AkzoNobel by merging with a number of European companies. Sikkens is now part of a group with a turnover of over €14 billion, and is renowned for such projects as the London Eye, the Scala in Milan and the Øresund bridge between Denmark and Sweden. AkzoNobel owns prestigious brands such as Dulux Valentine, Bofors and Xyladecor.

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