Description
Siria DX is a strong aging reagent for interior wood
Reagent capable of giving a basic aging effect to artefacts. The color details vary depending on the type of wood and the dilution of the product.
SIRIA DX is an alkaline solution that gives a basic aging action to the artefacts, in anticipation of the subsequent impregnating treatment. It has a unique characteristic which, combined with other products, allows you to obtain original and distinctive aesthetic results. The visual result is influenced by the variety of wood and its origin.
Applied pure on larch (after 12/24 hours) it creates an aging effect, while on oak (after 12/24 hours) it gives an "aged light walnut" mordant. Ideal for essences such as oak, chestnut, elm, larch, etc...
Advantages
- It offers a deep aging action to the wood.
- It is miscible in water in any proportion to obtain different shades.
- Can be layered with other (aging) reagents for unique and special results.
- Application method that highlights the knots in the wood and the differences between the various strips.
Directions
Shake well before use. Operate at temperatures between +10°C and +30°C. Avoid applying the product on very hot surfaces. Industrial application with a roller or spray is recommended, but it is also possible to use it on already laid floors, as long as they are continuous installation. For an optimal effect, we recommend applying two coats of SIRIA DX at 40% + 60% water.
Prepare a solution in the tray and apply the product to the floor in the direction of the grain, with a brush, covering one meter at a time evenly and carefully. After the first application, smooth the surface with Scotch Brite or fine mesh if necessary.
After 12/24 hours, smooth the surface with 120/400 grit sandpaper or with green/black or spp scotch brite. Vacuum the floor and proceed with the protective oil treatment on a clean and dry surface.
PROTECT any sensitive surfaces from contact with the product.
ATTENTION: Avoid pouring SIRIA DX directly onto the wood, as any drops or overlaps can cause obvious stains.
BEFORE PROCEEDING ON THE ENTIRE SURFACE, ALWAYS CARRY OUT TESTS ON AT LEAST 2/3 DIFFERENT STRIPS