McCloskey® Man O’ War® Marine Spar Varnish, Satin, Gallon
| Protects and beautifies interior and exterior wood surfaces. Remains flexible and absorbs the expanding and contracting seasonal movement of the wood. Maximum UV protection. Water-resistant. Resists ocean salt spray, cracking and peeling. For use on exterior wood entry doors, wood shutters, outdoor furniture, interior windowsills and frames, planters, wood trim on boats (above water line) and more. |
- Man O' War
marine spar varnish gives the ultimate protection to your exterior wood
surfaces
- Marine-quality
finish remains flexible and absorbs the expanding and contracting seasonal
movement of the wood
- This clear
finish is formulated with ultra-violet absorbers to resist the sun's degrading
rays and protect the woods natural appearance
- For exterior
use only on wood surfaces that are subjected to sun, moisture and weather
| Type | Oil-Based |
|---|---|
| Size | Gallon |
| Color | Clear |
| Brand | McCloskey |
| Color Family | Clear |
| Finish | Satin |
| Material | Oil-Based |
| Manufacturer Code | 80-6535 |
Stir before and
occasionally during use using care not to create bubbles. DO NOT SHAKE!
Before applying
the finish, check effect by testing on an extra piece of the same wood or by
applying to a hidden part of the object.
Apply a
uniform, thin coat using a high quality, clean polyester or natural bristle
brush. Do not apply with a roller.
Brush in even
strokes in the direction of the wood grain. Use care on vertical surfaces to
avoid runs.
Apply at least
two thin coats to all surfaces and especially the edges. For maximum protection
apply up to four coats.
Between coats,
allow to dry 24 hours and sand lightly. Remove all sanding dust before applying
each additional coat.
DRYING TIME: Dries to the touch in about 8-10 hours, wait 24 hours before recoating. Dry times are longer in high humidity or cool temperatures. Apply only when surface and air temperatures are 50-90°F (10-32°C) during application and drying time. Avoid application in direct sunlight or when rain is threatening or late in the day when dew may affect the drying time.