Diamond Glaze Gloss Clear 5L
HC30505F
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Water-based. Hardwearing and 10x tougher than standard varnishes. Ideal for high traffic wooden floors.
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In detail
Dulux Trade Diamond Glaze is a hard wearing varnish for interior wooden surfaces.
Ideal for wooden floors, it is more durable and long-lasting compared to standard emulsions to resist water, alcohol and many household chemicals It is low-odour, water-based and recoatable in 2-4 hours.
Suitable for brush application only with coverage up to 25sq/m per litre.
Available in clear and a range of 39 colours.
- Size
- 5L
- Application Methods
- Brush, Roller
- Coverage
- Over 20sq/m per litre
- VOC level
- Medium
- Thinning
- Water
- Touch dry
- 1-4 hours
- Recoatable
- 1-4 hours
- Scrubbability
- Washable
- Colour
- Clear
- Finish
- Gloss
- Cleanup
- Water & Detergent
- Base
- Water-Based
Data sheets
Additional information
Surface Preparation
To get the best results, ensure surface to be varnished are sound, clean and dry.
Special precautions should be taken during surface preparation of pre-1960's paint surfaces over wood and metal as they may contain harmful lead.
All traces of grease, wax and polish must be completely removed.
- New or bare wood: Sand the surface in the direction of the grain to remove any imperfections etc and remove residues with a damp lint free cloth.
- Coated surfaces in a good condition: Sand back to provide a good surface key and to give a uniform appearance. Do not use wood dyes or stains over previous coatings as the adhesion will be poor.
- Coated surfaces in poor condition: Where the existing coating is defective it must be completely removed and the surface prepared as described for new or bare wood above.
Application
- Brush or short pile pohair roller only. Do not spray.
- Do not use below 10ºC or in areas of high humidity or condensation.
Clearing Up
After use, remove as much product as possible from equipment before cleaning with water.
