Description
Factor B-21 reagent acid aging solution for interior wood
A reagent that gives artefacts an aging and graying effect. The chromatic effects vary depending on the type of wood and the dilution of the product.
FACTOR B-21 is an acid solution that gives the artefacts a basic aging and graying effect, preparing them for the impregnating treatment. It has a unique feature that, combined with other products, produces original aesthetic results. The visual result also depends on the type of wood and its origin.
FACTOR B-21 applied directly on the larch (after 12/24 hours) creates a "lawn green" color, while on the oak (after 12/24 hours) produces a "bluish" color. Ideal for oak, chestnut, elm, larch essences and more.
Benefits
- It gives a deep aging effect to the wood.
- It is miscible in water in any proportion to obtain various shades.
- Can be overlaid with other (aging) reagents to create unique and special effects.
- Highlight the knots in the wood.
- Shows the differences between the various slats.
Directions
Shake well before use and work at temperatures between +10°C and +30°C. Avoid applying the product on very hot surfaces. It is recommended to apply the product industrially with a roller or sprayer. However, it can also be used on already installed floors, especially if laid continuously. In this case, to obtain the best possible result, apply two layers ofFACTOR B-21at 40% + 60% water. p>
Pour the solution into a tray and distribute it evenly on the floor, following the direction of the wood grain (no more than one meter at a time), with a brush, being very careful. After the first application, the surface can be sanded with 120/400 grit sandpaper or a fine mesh.
After 12/24 hours, sand the surface again with 120/400 grit sandpaper or with a green/black or spp mesh to create shades or smooth the surface. Vacuum and, once the surface is clean and dry, proceed with the protective oil treatment.
PROTECT any surfaces that could be damaged by the product.
CAUTION: never pour FACTOR B-21 directly onto the wood , since any drops or overlaps can cause rings or obvious marks on the product.
BEFORE APPLYING ON THE ENTIRE SURFACE, ALWAYS CARRY OUT PRELIMINARY TESTS ON AT LEAST 2/3 DIFFERENT STRIPS.