4 - Solvent-Based Preservatives (Impregnation + Fill Varnish + Gloss Varnish)
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SKU: SS-012591
Impregnation, also known as pressure treatment, involves introducing various chemical agents into wood using different methods. This process protects the wood from pests such as fungi, insects, and termites, extending its service life. The treatment penetrates only the sapwood; due to the dense structure of heartwood, the solution does not enter it. Heartwood is naturally durable. Treated wood must be sapwood. The specifics of the impregnation depend on wood species, intended environment, and required service life. - It is a protective chemical. - It aims to prevent wood decay and insect infestation. - For durability, it is recommended to follow impregnation with varnish finishes to maintain its properties over time. Fill Varnish > Reaches a sandable hardness within 2–4 hours after application (may vary with ambient temperature and humidity). > Fills wood pores. > Provides surface smoothness. > Reduces absorption of the final topcoat, saving time and material. > Sands easily. Gloss Varnish Provides the desired gloss appearance and slip resistance on the applied surface. Physically, it is hard, resistant to scratches and impacts; chemically, it resists water, detergents, and other chemicals. It serves as the final clear coat with a bright, high‑gloss finish and high transparency. Flexibility with timing is advised to ensure high‑quality results.