Protek Stable Coat Dark Brown 5 litres

• Suitable for Stables, Chicken Sheds and Animal Housing
• Water Based
• Low Odour & Low VOC
• Great Coverage of 8-12m² per Litre per Coat
• Quick Drying

Product description Protek Stable Coat is a water-based micro-porous acrylic coating incorporating an ultra-high performance water repellency additive
that uses nanotechnology to deliver an extreme hydrophobic layer of protection. Protek Stable Coat offers excellent long-term protection for stables and all other types of timber buildings. This coating is designed for the water-proofing of pressure treated timber buildings. Protek has a long tradition of supplying wood treatment to stable manufacturers. We increasingly found we were being asked to supply
the same product to stable owners so they could, when the time came, re-treat their stable in the same animal safe and environmentally sound product. Protek is a family run business with enthusiastic horse owners that understand what kind of product is required for the busy stable yard. The product must be safe, quick and easy to use but also give a finish that is attractive, high performing and long lasting. Stable Coat is easy to apply and suitable for use on old or new stables and easily overcoats old creosote coatings. It is low in odour and has a low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) content. It complies to EN71 parts 2 & 3 relating to child toy safety and flammability. The unique formulation has been designed to give a quick drying coat leaving a traditional finish. 1 litre will cover approximately 10m2 depending on the moisture content and porosity of the timber. For the first treatment it is recommended that two coats be
applied with only one coat needed for future maintenance and re-treatment. FINISH Matt with a soft sheen LIFESPAN 1 – 3 years depending on levels of wear & tear + exposure COATS 2 coats with a single coat for maintenance Directions Apply 1 liter for approximately 10m2, using two coats for the first treatment and one coat for maintenance. Ensure the timber's moisture content and porosity are considered.