Description
Features
- Easy single-pack application
- Easy to use and maintain
- 2 coat system
- Penetrating timber oil stabilises timber moisture content and allows water to escape instead of sealing it in under film
- Water repellent to keep timber dry from the inside out.
- Non-film-forming
- Dirt Resistant
- Scratch-resistant and easily repaired
- No cracking, peeling or blistering
- Enhanced UV absorbers
- Formulated for harsh Australian sub-tropical climate
- Matt finish enhances natural timber grain and beauty
- Protects against the effects of moisture, sunlight and mould
- Nourishes timber to minimise cupping, warping and splitting
- Includes powerful mouldicide and algicide
- Effective in sealing pressure-treated timbers
- It can be applied on fresh timber without weathering
- It can be applied to seasoned or unseasoned timber
- Recommended for pre-finishing/pre-oiling before installation
- It can be wet stacked for easy pre-oiling
- No oily residues weeks after coating in cold, wet climates
- It may be applied to either rough-sawn or dressed timber
- Two coats are all that are needed
- A range of 6 architectural colour tones can be mixed in or left as clear to allow timber to silver naturally.
- No sanding in between coats
- Can be recoated once touch dry (for best result, leave for 24 hours if possible)
- It can be applied in direct sun and cold weather
- The coat is clear without green staining
- No wet edge
- Easy maintenance – can be recoated without harsh sanding
Suitability
- Easy single-pack application
- Easy to use and maintain
- Two coat system
- Penetrating timber oil stabilises timber moisture content and allows water to escape instead of sealing it in under film.
- Water repellent to keep timber dry from the inside out.
- Non-film-forming
- Dirt Resistant
- Scratch-resistant and easily repaired
- No cracking, peeling or blistering
- Enhanced UV absorbers
- Formulated for harsh Australian sub-tropical climate
- Matt finish enhances natural timber grain and beauty
- Protects against the effects of moisture, sunlight and mould
- Nourishes timber to minimise cupping, warping and splitting
- Includes powerful mouldicide and algicide
- Effective in sealing pressure-treated timbers
- It can be applied on fresh timber without weathering
- It can be applied to seasoned or unseasoned timber
- Recommended for pre-finishing/pre-oiling before installation
- It can be wet stacked for easy pre-oiling
- No oily residues weeks after coating in cold, wet climates
- It may be applied to either rough-sawn or dressed timber
- Two coats are all that are needed
- A range of 6 architectural colour tones can be mixed in or left as clear to allow timber to silver naturally.
- No sanding in between coats
- Can be recoated once touch dry (for best result, leave for 24 hours if possible)
- It can be applied in direct sun and cold weather
- The coat is clear without green staining
- No wet edge
- Easy maintenance – can be recoated without harsh sanding
Not Suitable
- Interior floors
- Laminated timber, where individual sheets are below 3mm thickness
- Plywood
- All types of eco-timbers
- Timber substitutes
- Application in temperatures under 10°C or above 35°C
- When rain or heavy dew is expected within the coating dry time
Preparation
Reapply when the timber has faded to pale or water is not beading on the surface.
First recoat: Removing previously failed finishes dries out the natural oils in the timber, so an initial recoat may be required sooner as timber absorbs the Equisol oil and Colour Tone. It is recommended that the first recoat be applied in approximately six months if the wood is fully exposed to the weather. Once your timber has regained a natural balance of oils, the freshly oiled look will last longer.
Regular recoats: Multiple coats of Equisol with Colour Tone will darken timber over time, so prepare the surface first with Equisol Vitalise to remove old colour, dirt, surface contaminants, grease, rust, and water stains. Sand areas of broken or uneven colour with 80-grit sandpaper.
Process: Apply one light coat of Equisol Pro E365 to the clean, dry surface. The frequency of recoating will vary depending on the degree of exposure, intensity of pigment, climate, aspect, etc. Initial signs of wear will be observed on exposed areas. Horizontal surfaces (e.g. decks and handrails) require shorter intervals before recoating than vertical parts, as water and dirt lying on the surface and prolonged sun exposure will erode treatment more rapidly.
More than two coats per recoating are not recommended, as Equisol Pro E365 will not penetrate the timber, resulting in stickiness, uneven surface colour and sheen.
Thinning: Does not require thinning.
Drying time: Drying times depend on timber type, moisture and climate.
Recoat: Leave for 24 hours if possible
Walk on: 24 hours after recoat or when dry.
Application
Stir thoroughly with a flat-blade stirrer before and during application. Apply two coats using a brush, spray, or floor applicator.
On the first coat, ensure the timber surface is touch-dry and free of mould, wax, grease, dirt, and salt (coastal areas). Apply light coats. Drag each brush stroke out.
When using Equisol Colour Tones, follow the directions on the Colour Tones label. If the job requires more than one tin of coloured Equisol, mix it all in a large container before commencing for consistent colours.
The application can be used by spraying, using a lambswool applicator pad, or brushing. If applying with spray, use a back brush coating to ensure even penetration. Work along 3 – 4 planks at a time in the direction of the grain. Ensure edges and end grain are fully coated.
Allow touch to dry between coats. Do not apply under 10°C or above 35°C or when rain or heavy dew is expected within the drying time.
Maintenance
On previously coated timber using Equisol Pro E365 or equivalent penetrating oil.
Previous water-based coatings must be removed from the surface, or Equisol will remain sticky, and shiny spots will develop.
Reapply when the timber has faded to pale or water is not beading on the surface.
First recoat: Removing previously failed finishes dries out the natural oils in the timber, so an initial recoat may be required sooner as the timber absorbs the Equisol oil and Colour Tone. If the wood is fully exposed to the weather, it is recommended that the first recoat be applied in approximately six months. Once your timber has regained a natural balance of oils, the freshly oiled look will last longer.
Regular recoats: Multiple coats of Equisol with Colour Tone will darken timber over time, so prepare the surface first with Equisol Vitalise to remove old colour, dirt, surface contaminants, grease, rust, and water stains. Sand areas of broken or uneven colour with 80-grit sandpaper.
Process: Apply one light coat of Equisol Pro E365 to the clean, dry surface. The frequency of re-coating will vary depending upon the degree of exposure, intensity of pigment, climate, aspect, etc. Initial signs of wear will be observed on exposed areas. Horizontal surfaces (e.g. decks and handrails) require shorter intervals before re-coating than vertical parts, as water and dirt on the surface and long sun exposure will erode treatment more rapidly.
More than two coats per re-coating are not recommended, as Equisol Pro E365 will not penetrate timber, resulting in stickiness, uneven surface colour and sheen.
Safety Directions
It may be harmful if swallowed and enters the airways.
It may cause allergic skin reactions, drowsiness, or dizziness. Keep out of the reach of children. Read the label before opening or using it. Keep away from all sources of ignition—NO smoking. Keep the container tightly closed. Ground/bond container and receiving equipment. Use explosion-proof electrical, ventilating, lighting, and all other equipment. Use only non-sparking tools. Take precautionary measures against static discharge.
Avoid breathing mist, vapours or spray. Use only outdoors or in well-ventilated areas. Wear protective clothing, gloves, eye/face protection and suitable respirator as required. Contaminated work clothing should not be allowed out of the workplace. Wash contaminated clothing before re-use. Wash hands, face and all exposed skin thoroughly after handling. Store locked up. Store in a well-ventilated place and away from oxidizing agents and foodstuffs. Keep cool. Do not empty into drains.
First Aid: If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre (Phone Australia 13 11 26; New Zealand 0800 764 766). If medical advice is needed, have a product container or label.
Swallowed: If swallowed, rinse mouth. Do NOT induce vomiting. Give a glass of water. Immediately call a POISON CENTRE or doctor/physician.
Eye: If in eyes, hold eyes open, flush with running water for at least 15 minutes and see a doctor.
Skin: If skin or hair contact occurs, immediately remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin and hair thoroughly with running water. If swelling, redness, blistering or irritation occurs, seek medical assistance.
Inhaled: Remove from contaminated area – avoid becoming a casualty. Allow the patient to assume the most comfortable position and keep warm. Apply artificial respiration if not breathing. Seek medical advice.
Fire hazard: If involved in a fire, use alcohol-resistant foam. If unavailable, use standard foam or dry agents. Avoid breathing products of combustion.
Spillage: Clear the area of all unprotected personnel. Slippery when spilt. Wear protective equipment. Absorb with sand or soil. Collect and seal in adequately labelled drums. Dispose of contents/containers in accordance with local, regional, national and international.
Disposal: Do NOT pour leftover product down the drain. Keep unwanted products in sealed containers for disposal via special chemical waste collections. Dispose of contents/containers in accordance with local, regional, national and international regulations.
For further information or a copy of the Product Safety Data Sheet, telephone Equisol at AUST 1300 966 322 or go to equisol.pro.
DO NOT REUSE CONTAINER. SEE THE SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
FOR EMERGENCIES call AUST 13 11 26.
