Beeck Stand Oil Wood & Metal Paint

General instructions

• Verify substrate suitability. Note absorption capacity, strength, and texture of the relevant substrate. Test demanding and critical surfaces. Ensure qualified processing.
• Carefully cover and protect untreated surfaces, in particular glass, window sills, expansion joints, paint coats, plastic, and hardware against overspray.
• Supply personal protective gear.
• Paint self-contained surfaces exclusively with containers from the same manufacturing batch.
• Ensure sufficient qualified labor and smooth paint application.
• Test colour prior to processing.
• Intermediate coat with BEECK Undercoat pro in the same colour with BEECK Exterior Stand Oil Paint pro.
• Do not process when wet, risk of frost, on heated surface or in full sun.
• Minimum processing temperature: +8°C. For drying, ensure ventilation and heat (room temperature), treat fresh coats with care.
• Drying time for each coat: in standard climate (20 °C / 65 % rH), dust-dry after 2 – 3 hours, can be sanded and painted after approx. 24 – 48 hours. Plan for longer waiting times in unfavorable drying conditions. Only paint over dried coats. Resistant to blocking in normal climate after several days; avoid excessive coat thicknesses and bonding, e.g. in glass rebates.
• Protect fresh outdoor coats from rain, hang scaffolding tarps.

Application

• Process with ring brush, flat brush, enamel roller, or with spray method (low pressure, high pressure, airmix). Mix thoroughly and screen as needed before use.
• Apply a thin and even coat with the grain, blending in the material. Drying is inhibited if coat is too saturated and /or uneven. Note thorough edge coating. Avoid excessive film thickness. Brush out thoroughly also on sawmill finish cladding, and in groove and gap areas and in depressions.
• Dilute as needed with up to 3% BEECK Lacquer Thinner, specifically on absorbent and rough substrates and when spraying.
• Wait 24 - 48 hours between coats. Sand lightly between coats in the event of dust inclusions and for extended hold times (> 1 week).
• Avoid excessive film thickness even when spraying. Carefully brush out excess with brush, in particular on horizontal surfaces, do not allow puddles, drip edges or runs to dry in gaps and pockets. Recommended maximum wet film thickness: 80 – 120 μm. Test application recommended. For oily airborne spray, note spontaneous combustion hazard in vacuum collector filter pads.