“Patina Colouring” This colouring method is an ideal way of adding colour in a way that looks natural. 1. Mix Stain into “Semi Sealer” a. Mix a small amount first to trial; add more stain if a darker colour is required....
Patina: The patina is the result of the way the timber surface responds to its environment. The moisturiser at the surface traps the majority of the dirt and contaminants that might have otherwise entered the timber. Over time a small amount of the dirt and grime...
Removing a watermark The nature of a moisturised surface is to repel moisture, on the chance the surface does sustain a water mark this is a result of the grain swelling where it was exposed. To remove a minor water mark and to lessen the chance of this happening...
← Health and Safety Removing a watermark → Finishing ‘Stripped’ Timber with Moisturiser The term ‘Stripped’ means timber that has been stripped using the Cooper’s Restoration System, which results in no sanding being required before refinishing. 1. Apply...
Ensure your become aware of any health & safety requirements before use by reading the individual product labels. Safety Equipment: The nature of stripping would deem it prudent to protect yourself from inhaling or being touched by the stripping products. The...
Filling Small Holes (5mm) in timber with a “Wax Filler Stick” 1. Apply the 1st coat of your chosen timber finish a. If you are using a finish that dries, allow it to dry before moving onto step 2 b. If you are using Cooper’s Moisturiser, allow it to...
