Gives oak an ammonia-smoked look
Declaration: | Sodium hydroxide, water. |
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VOC: | 10 g/l, maximum VOC content (A/g (WB)): 30 g/l. |
Density: | 1.00-1.10 g/ml. |
pH-value: | pH 13-14 |
Shelf life: | 3 years |
Application Temperature: | +59-77°F and approx. 50% air humidity. |
Coverage: | 85-110 sq.ft./L |
Colours: | Brown |
Cleaning of tools: | Use water |
Storage: | +50-77°F. Keep out of reach of children. Do not expose to heat (e.g. sunlight). Store frost-free during winter and cool during summer. |
Packaging: | 84.535 FL.OZ. |
Dilution: | Undiluted |
Odour: | Characteristic |
Drying time: | 3-4 hours at 68°F |
Antique Oak Lye produces an ammonia-smoked appearance to oak wood. The product reacts with the tannic acid in the oak making the wood darker. The look depends on the amount of tannic acid in the oak. The lye is often used to create a unique colour and vintage patina appearance that is achieved after 1-2 months.