Rust-Oleum WATCO Lacquer Clear Wood Finish

WATCO® Clear Lacquer for Wood is the epitome of brushing lacquers. It adeptly fills the pores of diverse wood types, obviating the requirement for wood fillers. Perfect for furniture, doors, cabinets, and paneling, it imparts a flawless, enduring wood finish. With a rapid drying time of only 30 minutes, there's no need for sanding between coats. Before application, we advise reviewing the product labels for additional instructions and precautions.

Key Features Our Clear Lacquer Spray

• Fast Drying.
• Coverage: Up-to 30-40 Sq. Ft Per Cane (Depending On Wood Surface/Type).
• Drying Time: 30 Mins.
• Protect your wood surface.

Instructions to Use WATCO Lacquer Clear Spray

Surface Preparation - 1st Step

All Surfaces: Ensure all surfaces are thoroughly clean, dry, and devoid of wax, grease, oil, shellac, mildew, and polishes. Use a wax stripper for wax removal, a paint stripper for shellac, and a 10% household bleach solution for mildew.

Previously Finished Surfaces: For optimal adhesion, ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free from old finishes, dust, dirt, oils, or any foreign matter. Remove old finishes in poor condition. Sand surfaces to achieve a smooth finish. Eliminate all sanding dust using either a vacuum or a cloth dampened with mineral spirits.

Stained or Painted Wood: Follow the manufacturer's instructions for applying stain or paint. Ensure the surface is completely dry before applying clear lacquer for wood.

Unfinished Wood: Sand the surface using 150-220 grit sandpaper and remove all sanding dust with a vacuum or a rag dampened with mineral spirits. If using filler or putty, ensure it does not contain wax and allow ample time for thorough drying.

Application Instructions

Ventilation and Conditions: Ensure adequate ventilation throughout the application process. Avoid applying in direct sunlight. Apply only when both air and surface temperatures range between 55-90°F (13-32°C), with relative humidity below 85%. Prior to application over white or pastel paints or stains, conduct a test in an inconspicuous area to prevent any undesired appearance.

Preparation Before Use: Shake the can vigorously for 2 minutes before application.

Spraying Technique: Spray light coats from a distance of 8 to 12 inches from the surface to prevent runs and sags. Allow the finish to dry for 2 hours before recoating.

Recoating Guidelines: Recoat only when the previous coat has dried clear and feels hard. It's advisable to apply several light coats for a superior finish rather than one heavy coat. If any coat has dried for more than 6 hours, lightly sand the surface with 220 grit sandpaper before recoating. Follow the same application directions for additional coats. A minimum of 3 coats is recommended.

For more information, please refer to the technical data sheet.