Marine Spar Varnish is a super clear, high gloss varnish for exterior and interior use on new or previously varnished surfaces subject to abuse from parching sun, fresh or salt water, severe weather conditions or abrasion. Formulated with an ultra violet screening agent, Marine Spar Varnish will hold its gloss on exterior surfaces far better than conventional varnishes. Excellent for use on boats doors, furniture, porches, bar tops, or any other surface where a durable clear gloss finish is desired.

PRODUCT DATA:

Color: Clear

Sheen: Gloss
Package Viscosity @ 77* F: 14-16 sec #3 FORD CUP
Weight per Gallon (U.S.): 7.4
% Solids by Weight: 51%
% Solids by Volume: 43%
Recommended Dry Film Thickness: 1.5-2.0 Mils
Method of Application: Brush, Roller or Spray
Application Viscosity @ 77* F: 52-55 Kreb Units
Theoretical Spreading Rate @ 1Mil DFT: 500-600 square feet per Gallon
VOC: Maximum 3.8 # per Gallon
Dry Time: To touch - 5 hours, Recoat-24 hours Minimum

Thinner/Cleaner: M650 Paint Thinner
Reduction Ratio: Thin all but the finish coat with 1/2 pint of M650 Thinner per gallon. Use the finish coat as it comes in the can. 

SPAR VARNISH DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

SURFACE PREPARATION: The surface must be dry and free of grease, wax, dirt, or other foreign matter. Varnish will not dry on a waxed sureface. Remove loose and scaling film and dull the gloss on previously varnished surfaces with a light sanding. Remove all dust with a clean cloth dampened with Paint Thinner M650 and allow to dry (5minutes).

APPLICATION:

Brush, spray ro short nap roller cover. Apply two or more coats of Marine Spar Varnish. If using a brush, brush our well to avoide "puddling".

Sealed Surfaces: Apply one or two coats of Marine Spar Varnish as required.

THINNING: Thin all but the finish coat with 1/2 pint of M650 Thinner per gallon. Use the finish coat as it comes in the can. 

COVERAGE: Approximately 500-600 square feet per gallon depending on porosity of the surface. 

DRYING TIME: 4-5 hours, slightly longer on damp or cold days. Allow 24 hours for thorough hardening before recoating.

CLEAN UP: Clean equipment with M650 Paint Thinner.

TIPS: For best results, the temperature should be above 60 degrees F before varnishing. Use varnish from original package to insure cleanliness. A good quality clean brush, and dust free surroundings will insure an excellent job.