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Treatex UV Oil
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Treatex UV Oil is Treatex's next generation clear UV protective finish, offering excellent protection against the bleaching effect of the suns Ultra Violet rays. It penetrates deeply into timber surfaces and, in a similar way to bark, attaches to the wood capillaries providing protection against extreme climate conditions.
Treatex UV Oil is Treatex's next generation clear UV protective finish, offering excellent protection against the bleaching effect of the suns Ultra Violet rays. It penetrates deeply into timber surfaces and, in a similar way to bark, attaches to the wood capillaries providing protection against extreme climate conditions.
Manufactured on a base of refined natural oils such as soybean and sunflower oil and waxes, Treatex UV Oil is designed for use on most vertical timbers and applications (excluding horizontal surfaces such as decking and walkways) and can be used over Treatex Exterior Oils and Classic Colour Collection. Treatex UV Oil is the ideal finish for cladding, doors, windows and other exterior joinery.
For use on most timbers, please check in an obscure place prior to full application. Timbers with a high tannin content such as air dried oak may still leach tannin in the early stages.
Suitable for claddings, doors, windows. shingles and other exterior joinery - not suitable for decking or other walkways - horizontal timbers may wear sooner.
1L will cover approximately 25m² in one coat depending on timber and method of application (rough sawn/planed may consume more).
2.5L will cover approximately 50m² in one coat depending on timber and method of application (rough sawn/planed may consume more).
UV oil can be applied for further UV protection over the Treatex Exterior Oils and the Treatex Classic Colour Collection.
UV oil should be applied as a top coat over the Treatex External Virgin Oak Oil.
Manufactured on a base of refined natural oils such as soybean and sunflower oil and waxes, Treatex UV Oil is designed for use on most vertical timbers and applications (excluding horizontal surfaces such as decking and walkways) and can be used over Treatex Exterior Oils and Classic Colour Collection. Treatex UV Oil is the ideal finish for cladding, doors, windows and other exterior joinery.
- UV resistant clear finish
- Highly water resistant
- Suitable for outdoor use
- Direct replacement of External Oak Protection
- Easy to apply
- Suitable for most exterior timbers
- Can be used over External Oak colours / Exterior Oils / Classic Colour Collection
- Not suitable for use on horizontal surfaces
For use on most timbers, please check in an obscure place prior to full application. Timbers with a high tannin content such as air dried oak may still leach tannin in the early stages.
Suitable for claddings, doors, windows. shingles and other exterior joinery - not suitable for decking or other walkways - horizontal timbers may wear sooner.
1L will cover approximately 25m² in one coat depending on timber and method of application (rough sawn/planed may consume more).
2.5L will cover approximately 50m² in one coat depending on timber and method of application (rough sawn/planed may consume more).
UV oil can be applied for further UV protection over the Treatex Exterior Oils and the Treatex Classic Colour Collection.
UV oil should be applied as a top coat over the Treatex External Virgin Oak Oil.
Please feel free to contact our Sales Team on 01536 267 107 who will be able to advise you should you require guidance on the best methods for preparation and application.
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Treatex UV Oil is Treatex's next generation clear UV protective finish, offering excellent protection against the bleaching effect of the suns Ultra Violet rays. It penetrates deeply into timber surfaces and, in a similar way to bark, attaches to the wood capillaries providing protection against extreme climate conditions.