• Coverage: From 12-25m² per litre • Number of Coats: 2 or 3 coats • Drying Time: Recoatable : 2-4 hours. * Light foot traffic is possible after 24 hours. • Application: Brush or short pile mohair roller only. Do not spray.STIR THOROUGHLY BEFORE USE. Seal all new or bare wood by applying one coat of Clear Gloss Diamond Glaze from Dulux Trade. Apply 2 or 3 coats of Diamond Glaze from Dulux Trade. Apply evenly and consistently, taking care to keep the wet edge; alive and finish off along the grain. Apply a small test area first to check adhesion and appearance. When recoating allow at least 2 hours between coats. Rub down lightly along the grain between coats using a fine grade adhesive paper. Light foot traffic is allowed after 24 hours but to prevent possible damage to floor while the full mechanical resistance develops, avoid heavy wear and do not replace carpet or rugs or move furniture for at least 7 days after application. Contact the AkzoNobel Technical Advice Centre on 0333 222 70 70 for further information. For best colour consistency, purchase sufficient tinted paint for each job including touch-in at one time from the same source. • After use, remove as much varnish as possible from equipment before cleaning with water • Do not thin this product. • When this paint container is empty please ask your stockist about recycling .If you have leftover paint, please dispose of it responsibly. Planet Possible : At Dulux Trade, we believe by working with our customers we can reduce waste and do more with the resources we have.together we can create a better future for our planet.Join us at duluxtrade.co.uk/pp • Do not use or store in extremes of temperature and protect from frost Diamond Glaze from Dulux Trade is a water-based maximum durability interior clear wood varnish. It is a simple one pack system and is ideal for use on wooden floors and other high wear interior wood surfaces. *It is up to ten times tougher than conventional varnish and is resistant to common chemicals, alcohol and water. Suitable for use over materials such as cork tiles, hardwood and chipboards.
