When you are not sure about which products to use to seal wood finishes in your home, your uncertainty is now eased with this guide of Woodoc Interior Sealers. We have done the hard work to analyze these products to help you make the right choice.
If we focus on the function of interior sealers, the most important factors are that in addition to protecting it from household use, interior sealers must make wood look superb. To achieve this Woodoc have produced the following products:
The Woodoc 5 is used on hardwood furniture and woodwork.
It is clear and matt in colour and texture and provides a natural, “oiled” finish.
Just don’t use it on floors.
The Woodoc 10 is good for all interior applications – in other words, everything.
It is clear and velvet with a smooth natural finish although it can be adjusted to be a matt, velvet or gloss finish. So as described, for all interior applications.
The Woodoc 20 is great for high-traffic woodwork.
Consider door frames, tables and counter tops, it’s great for those surfaces. It is clear, gloss – a polished, grain-filling finish.
The Woodoc 2000 is great for furniture and other interior woodwork.
It is unique in that it is a one coat, fast drying, spray application option.
It has a clear, gloss and low gloss finish
Please don’t use Interior Sealers outside. Interior Sealers simply don’t protection against the sun. They have no UV-absorbers.
Yes, you may use Woodoc 10 over Woodoc 5 as an example. Just make sure that the bottom surface is keyed and clean before applying the next layer.
Referring to our Woodoc wood protection post, one learns that Woodoc penetrates wood, so to apply a Woodoc sealer over other sealers is not advisable or effective.
Most oil paint with mineral turpentine as a solvent may be used over Woodoc Solvent-based Sealers. But read the fine print on products to clarify whether a specific product may be used over a Woodoc sealer.
And there you have it. Interior Woodoc Products – a quick guide.