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TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
- Timber Pro UV ENVIRO-SAFE FINISHES
Manufacturer
and Supplier
Heartwood Corporation 2232 East Burnside Street Portland, OR 97214
Factory Outlet:(503) 232-1705 Toll Free:(888) 888-6095 Fax:(503) 235-8794
Product Type
Natural, plant-based, oil-malinized resin, water-borne (oil-based,
water-borne)
Breathable (allows for water vapor transmission), non-flammable, water
clean-up
Clear, semi-clear, or semi-transparent penetrating wood stain/protectant
Interior/exterior formulas
30% non-evaporative resin solids
Volatile
Organic Compounds (VOC's)
168 grams per liter
DOT regulations: not regulated
Percentage of hazardous ingredients: less than 9%, environmentally safe
Unique
Features
Non-evaporative once cured Will not bake out of wood Does not darken over
time Does not need to be stripped before maintenance coats are applied
Special Additives
Optional fungicide/algaecide (1% solution, manufactured by Troy Chemicals)
Top quality ultraviolet absorbers and reflectors, micro-transoxide
absorbent pigment for added protection
Application
Procedure
Apply by sprayer, brush, roller, paint pad, or dip tank. Flood coat and
then smooth out all runs, drips, or puddles. 2-3 coats recommended for
rough sawn siding or fencing. For maximum protection, especially on
siding, Timber-Tek Clear UV Topcoat recommended for a third coat.
New, smooth wood may only absorb 1-2 coats.
Coverage
Coverage always depends on age, moisture level, and porosity of the wood.
Rough sawn cedar siding or shingles: 100-150 square feet per gallon net
coverage (allow for 2 coats of semi-transparent stain and 1 clear topcoat)
Cedar shake roofs: 75-100 square feet per gallon net (1 heavy flood coat)
Smooth cedar, fir, pine, or redwood: 150-175 square feet per gallon net
(2-3 coats)
Exotic woods, mahogany, ironwood, ipei, Port Orford cedar: 200-250 square
feet per gallon net (2 coats)
Maintenance
Lightly pressure-wash wood or scrub with soft bristle brush and mild
detergent as needed. Clean horizontal surfaces more often than vertical
surfaces. Apply maintenance coats as needed to thoroughly cleaned wood.
Stripping wood prior to maintenance coating is not necessary.
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