One, What paint is used to maintain anti-corrosion wood?
1. If the wood was not previously painted, it would be natural wood color. Applying a clear coat of varnish is sufficient. If the color has aged and become faded, you can also consider applying a new coat of paint. Commonly used colors include: Anti-corrosion wood paint, California Red, Rust Red, and Brown Black.
2. If the substrate already has a color, it is best to repaint with the original color or a darker color to cover the existing color.
Two. important maintenance considerations for anti-corrosion wood paint.
1、Must be processed at temperatures above 8°C.
2. The wood must be dry, with a moisture content not exceeding 15%.
3. Before applying wood wax oil, the wood surface must be sanded with fine sandpaper and wiped clean to achieve a smooth finish. If the wood surface has fibers due to corrosion, it can be lightly sanded with P240 or higher grit sandpaper.
4. Thoroughly mix before use; no dilution is required. If the product has a higher viscosity, a small amount of the designated diluent can be added, but the amount should not exceed 10%.
5. When applying, use a soft-bristled brush and apply a thin, even coat along the wood grain. After application, remove any excess wood wax oil. The application should be minimal; avoid applying too thickly. After the surface is completely dry, lightly sand and wipe clean. After 12 hours, you can apply a second coat.
6. Before applying, moisten a clean cloth evenly and squeeze out excess wax oil. When applying, apply even pressure; avoid applying too much or too little force. First, wipe the surface horizontally and vertically in alternating directions several times, and then finish by wiping evenly in the direction of the wood grain to ensure that the wood wax penetrates the wood grain thoroughly. Allow the surface to dry completely, then lightly sand and wipe clean. Repeat the process as described above.