For floors

Wood Surface Preparation - Wood must be dry, solid, absorbent, clean, free of resin and dust, and finely sanded (floors with 150-grain sandpaper, furniture with 240-grain sandpaper). For large-pored woods such as oak, ash, chestnut, elm, mahogany or teak, brush out pore grooves carefully. Test coat recommended on woods containing tannic acid or dyes. Glue and other adhesives must be absolutely dry before applying KUNOS.

Application - Depending on surface requirements and absorbency: sparingly apply 1 to 4 thin coats with a drying time of 12 to 24 hours between coats. Test coats recommended.

IMPORTANT: About 20 minutes after applying each coat, remove any excess, unabsorbed oil with a clean lint free cloth to prevent uneven gloss and excess surface moisture. Sand between coats with a red pad or a fine paper (280-grain). A glossy, protective finish is achieved when the third, very thin coat is not wiped away but instead left to dry.

Preparation for Renovation of Old Coatings -
Pore-clogging coatings (oil-based paint, lacquers, varnishes, wax coats) must be sanded or stripped to completely remove residue. Surface must be dry, solid, absorbent, neutral, clean and free of dust. Porous old coatings must be cleaned; if necessary, sanded; and tested for ability to absorb new coatings. Adjust subsequent treatments according to surface conditions.