Liberon Floor Sealer 1 L 003831

• Oil based sealer for wood and parquet flooring
• Enhances the natural colour of new and old wood
• Seals floors prior to waxing and varnishing
• Helps protect against stains and scratching
• EN71 Part 3 Approved – Safe for toys

Liberon Floor Sealer 1 L 003831 Product use: Liberon Floor Sealer is a natural, oil based finish for wood and parquet floors. It enhances the natural colour of new and old wood and is water, heat and alcohol resistant. Floor Sealer can be used alone to achieve a final satin to gloss finish, or as a sealer prior to waxing or varnishing with Liberon’s range of floor finishing products. It is also suitable for sealing unvarnished cork surfaces. Preparation: Sand the floor if required and remove all previous finishes. Ensure the surface is clean, dry and dust free. If you wish to colour the wood use Liberon Wood Floor Dye prior to applying Floor Sealer. Application Shake the container well before use. Apply a reasonable coat of Floor Sealer with a brush, roller or cloth. Allow the oil to penetrate for 5-10 minutes then remove the excess with a dry lint-free cloth. We recommend a minimum of 3 coats allowing 5 hours between coats. Additional coats may be required on porous surfaces or to achieve a higher finish. Liberon Floor Wax or High Resistance Varnish may be applied after sealing, please allow 24 hours for the last coat of Floor Sealer to harden before applying. Important: Oil finishes bring out the natural colours of the timber. A wet surface will be an indication of the final colour. Always test product on a spare surface or inconspicuous area for colour compatibility and end result. Cleaning and maintenance: Surfaces should be swept or vacuumed and may be cleaned with a damp cloth. Any spills should be wiped up immediately. For stubborn stains a mild detergent can be used, alternatively lightly sand the affected area to remove the stain and then re-apply Floor Sealer. When using Floor Sealer alone surfaces may need to be re-sealed once a year, or more frequently in areas of high foot traffic.