Varnishes

ER-LAC Aqua Stain Gel Impregnation Varnish Water 2020 Colorless Satin 750ml

AQUA STAIN GEL is an odorless, water-dilutable, acrylic-based impregnating varnish in gel form for wooden interior and exterior surfaces

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Description

Description

  • Due to its special composition, it does not drip or run, making it easy to apply on vertical surfaces and wooden ceilings
  • Protects from ultraviolet radiation, waterproofs, and penetrates deeply
  • Ideal for doors, windows, wooden wall claddings, wooden constructions, wooden beams, etc.

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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Impregnation Varnish
Surface Material
of Wood
Glossiness
Satin
Insecticide / Antifungal
Yes
Diluting Agent
Water
Polyurethane
No
2-Component
No
Quantity
0.75 lt
Colour
Colorless

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  • George_Mak45
    4
    14 out of 14 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the colour: Wenge

    Well guys, the varnish is very good. I have experience with wood varnishes because I have a wooden house and I have tried many varnishes. Mostly I work with Sikkens water-based varnish and Adler oil-based varnish. I bought the erlac water-based gel varnish to apply on columns and beams in pergolas. It has good coverage and the final result is very good. I diluted the first coat with 10% water and applied the next two coats as they are, thick. I could say that the final result is comparable to imported varnishes and it is Greek! When you have sanded off all the old varnish and the wood is bare, always apply the same company's fungicide-insecticide and then at least two coats of varnish. I would recommend using the same company's solvent-based varnish for surfaces that are exposed to a lot of sun and rain. It is also very good with better coverage, but it takes a long time to dry. It needs more than 10 hours to apply the next coats. The water-based varnish has the advantage of drying quickly. Personally, it left me more satisfied as a water-based finish. These were my thoughts, I hope I helped. Go ahead and confidently use erlac and paint. Congratulations to the company!

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  • 5
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

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    This review is about the colour: Wenge

    Excellent. With just one coat, it covers the wood

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  • Well guys, the varnish is very good. I have experience with wood varnishes because I have a wooden house and I have tried many varnishes. Mostly I work with Sikkens water-based varnish and Adler oil-based varnish. I bought the erlac water-based gel varnish to apply on columns and beams in pergolas. It has good coverage and the final result is very good. I diluted the first coat with 10% water and applied the next two coats as they are, thick. I could say that the final result is comparable to imported varnishes and it is Greek! When you have sanded off all the old varnish and the wood is bare, always apply the same company's fungicide-insecticide and then at least two coats of varnish. I would recommend using the same company's solvent-based varnish for surfaces that are exposed to a lot of sun and rain. It is also very good with better coverage, but it takes a long time to dry. It needs more than 10 hours to apply the next coats. The water-based varnish has the advantage of drying quickly. Personally, it left me more satisfied as a water-based finish. These were my thoughts, I hope I helped. Go ahead and confidently use erlac and paint. Congratulations to the company!

    Translated from Greek ·
    14
  • Excellent. With just one coat, it covers the wood

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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Description & Specifications

  • Due to its special composition, it does not drip or run, making it easy to apply on vertical surfaces and wooden ceilings
  • Protects from ultraviolet radiation, waterproofs, and penetrates deeply
  • Ideal for doors, windows, wooden wall claddings, wooden constructions, wooden beams, etc.

Manufacturer

Type
Impregnation Varnish
Surface Material
of Wood
Glossiness
Satin
Insecticide / Antifungal
Yes
Diluting Agent
Water
Polyurethane
No
2-Component
No
Quantity
0.75 lt
Colour
Colorless

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 1
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • George_Mak45
    4
    14 out of 14 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the colour: Wenge

    Well guys, the varnish is very good. I have experience with wood varnishes because I have a wooden house and I have tried many varnishes. Mostly I work with Sikkens water-based varnish and Adler oil-based varnish. I bought the erlac water-based gel varnish to apply on columns and beams in pergolas. It has good coverage and the final result is very good. I diluted the first coat with 10% water and applied the next two coats as they are, thick. I could say that the final result is comparable to imported varnishes and it is Greek! When you have sanded off all the old varnish and the wood is bare, always apply the same company's fungicide-insecticide and then at least two coats of varnish. I would recommend using the same company's solvent-based varnish for surfaces that are exposed to a lot of sun and rain. It is also very good with better coverage, but it takes a long time to dry. It needs more than 10 hours to apply the next coats. The water-based varnish has the advantage of drying quickly. Personally, it left me more satisfied as a water-based finish. These were my thoughts, I hope I helped. Go ahead and confidently use erlac and paint. Congratulations to the company!

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  • 5
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the colour: Wenge

    Excellent. With just one coat, it covers the wood

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Well guys, the varnish is very good. I have experience with wood varnishes because I have a wooden house and I have tried many varnishes. Mostly I work with Sikkens water-based varnish and Adler oil-based varnish. I bought the erlac water-based gel varnish to apply on columns and beams in pergolas. It has good coverage and the final result is very good. I diluted the first coat with 10% water and applied the next two coats as they are, thick. I could say that the final result is comparable to imported varnishes and it is Greek! When you have sanded off all the old varnish and the wood is bare, always apply the same company's fungicide-insecticide and then at least two coats of varnish. I would recommend using the same company's solvent-based varnish for surfaces that are exposed to a lot of sun and rain. It is also very good with better coverage, but it takes a long time to dry. It needs more than 10 hours to apply the next coats. The water-based varnish has the advantage of drying quickly. Personally, it left me more satisfied as a water-based finish. These were my thoughts, I hope I helped. Go ahead and confidently use erlac and paint. Congratulations to the company!

    Translated from Greek ·
    14
  • Excellent. With just one coat, it covers the wood

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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