Timber Clean and Prep by Novex: A water-based concentrated cleaner that is designed for prepping decks and other timber surfaces before applying a stain. It cleans, treats, and removes contaminants, making the surface ready for staining. It also helps the stain penetrate the wood effectively.
Timber Clean and Prep 4 LItre and 1 Litre
Deck preparation before staining with SUPER DECK Decking & Furniture Stain.
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Water based, concentrate 1 litre makes 5 litres
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For cleaning & preparation of all new, weathered, greyed, stained & mould affected decking & timber surfaces including outdoor furniture, weather boards, pergolas & fences
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Cleans, treats & removes dirt, mould, mildew, grease, oil & other contaminants
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Assists in opening the fibres to aid penetration of the timber surface prior to coating
Prior to application of SUPER DECK, clean and treat all timber surfaces with TIMBER CLEAN & PREP following label instructions. If mould or mildew is present, pre-treat the timber surfaces in advance with TIMBER CLEAN & PREP and leave for at least 2 weeks, then remove any dead material by scraping, scrubbing or sanding. Reclean the surface with TIMBER CLEAN & PREP before application of SUPER DECK.
New Pine: New decking timber should initially be weathered for 8 weeks. Note: Shiny (mill glazed) machined timber surfaces may need to be sanded to allow penetration.
New Hardwoods: We recommend hardwood timbers be weathered for 12 weeks. This is to assist with the removal of oily tannins and opens the fibres to aid penetration. Rinsing with water several times over this period is beneficial.
Weathered Pine & Hardwoods: If the natural wood grain is to be restored, badly weathered and greyed timber may require sanding back to a clean, sound surface.
Previously Stained & Oiled Timber: Clean and treat with TIMBER CLEAN & PREP or if a natural wood grain look is required, it may be necessary to sand back to bare timber followed by cleaning with TIMBER CLEAN & PREP. To remove paint or other coatings back to a bare surface, a combination of paint remover and sanding should be used followed by TIMBER CLEAN & PREP.
Note: Heavy water blasting is not recommended as it can “fluff” the timber surface, use a low-medium pressure wash down and/or scrubbing.