Trae-Lyx Color Stain 2542 Old Oak

Trae-Lyx Colour Stain is a ready-to-use, lightfast, easy-to-apply and well pore-filling water-based stain for staining soft and hard woods indoors. The characteristic grain of the wood is preserved. After drying, Trae-Lyx Colour Stain can be overcoated with any water-based, transparent varnish (it can also be overcoated with a solvent-based varnish). 

APPLICATION

Suitable only for new or bare sanded wood.

PROPERTIES

Colour: 2542 Old Oak
Specific gravity: Approx. 1.00 kg/l
Volatile organic compounds (per litre): 4 g/l
Flash point: N/A
Boiling point: approx. 100°C
Coverage: approx. 10-15 m2 (depending on the wood type)
Recoatable: after 8 hours at 20°C and 65% relative humidity (RH)
Packaging: 500 ml and 1 litre
Shelf life in the container: 2 years at a temperature between 5°C and 25°C, in the original unopened packaging.

APPLICATION DATA

Application method:
Flat brush and a roller.
Application:
- Shake the bottle well before use until any sediment has completely dissolved to prevent colour differences.
- Then pour the contents into a plastic or porcelain tray.
- Apply the stain with a flat brush, first evenly along the wood grain and then across the wood grain.
- On vertical sections, apply from bottom to top.
- If possible, stain board by board to prevent colour differences due to joints or overlaps.
- After 1-2 minutes, remove the excess stain with a clean brush or roller.
- Then allow the stain to dry.
- If necessary, repeat this process a few times until the desired effect/colour is achieved.
Cleaning tools:
Clean immediately with warm water after use

FINISHING

After drying, the colour stain can be finished with a clear varnish from the Trae Lyx range. It is also possible to finish the colour stain with a clear oil from the Trae Lyx oil range.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

If the contents of 1 bottle are not enough for the surface to be treated, always mix the different bottles together after shaking to prevent colour differences. It is recommended to first apply a test sample.

The natural substances in some wood types (including oak, pine and spruce) can cause yellow discolouration in combination with the white Trae-Lyx Colour Stain (no. 2537). When using the white colour stain, it is advisable to first apply a test sample.

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