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Barrettine Button Polish
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A high quality polish made from Button Shellac and Methylated Spirits.
Features
- A high quality polish made from Button Shellac
- Used to produce a traditional antique finish or similar appearance
- Can be used over wood stains and dyes
- Dark colour for darker woods
- High V.O.C content
| Brand | Barrettine |
|---|---|
| No. of coats | 3-10 |
| Coverage | Up to 10m² per litre |
| Drying time | 20 mins |
| Size | 250ml |
| MPN | POBU.25 |
| GTIN | 5015861272201 |
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Overview
Barrettine Button Polish is a premium finish, quite often seen on antique wooden furniture, giving a highly polished, glass-like appearance to the surface. This polish is suitable for darker wood species, such as mahogany, dark oak, walnut and rosewood, enhancing the appearance of wood.
- Looking for a French polish? See Barrettine French Polish
Preparation
Ensure that surfaces to be treated are clean, dry and free from grease, dust and other surface contaminates. Open grain should first be filled with a suitable wood grain filler or Barrettine Shellac Sanding Sealer and then lightly sanded.
Application
Always do a test area before starting any project to confirm performance and follow the manufacturer's instructions on the bottle at all times. Shake well before use. For best results, apply in a warm, dry atmosphere.
- Apply polish with a natural bristle brush or soft, lint-free cloth
- Work into the wood surface in a circular or figure of eight motion
- Apply up to 5 coats allowing to dry thoroughly between coats
- Lightly rub between coats with fine wire wool
- Finishing coat is best applied with the polish thinned 50:50 with Methylated Spirit
- Allowing 24 hours for the polished wood surface to harden properly
Finishing
For extra protection and a more traditional finish, a wax polish is recommended once Barrettine Button Polish has fully dried and hardened. This can then be buffed to the desired sheen.
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