Polyurethane Waterborne
Polyurethane Waterborne Coatings provide durable, low-VOC finishing for premium furniture, cabinetry, and interior woodwork.
Offering excellent clarity, chemical resistance, and scratch protection, these coatings include Primers for strong adhesion and Finish Coats for long-lasting beauty. Fast drying and non-yellowing, waterborne PU systems deliver professional-quality results while creating a safer, environmentally friendly workspace.
Products
SpecWood® WB 2K PU Invisible
A two component, water based & highly durable polyurethane coating with a transparent finish that keeps the natural look & feel of the wood.
SpecWood WB 2K PU Invisible is designed for application to wood surfaces, paraquet floors, cork floors & solid wood floors as a protective coating against wear & tear, weathering, chemicals & abrasion. Once applied, the natural look & feel of the wood is maintained. The virtually invisible layer keeps the original colour of the wood with no grain accentuation.
SpecWood® WB PU Deck & Wood Outdoor
Water based weather resistant flexible exterior wood & deck coating.
SpecAqua PU Deck & Wood Outdoor is designed for use on horizontal wooden decks, vertical façades, furniture, new or existing. It is suitable on hard or soft woods. When used on bare wood, as a 2-coat system with SpecAqua Preservative Primer, the result is a coating resistant to extreme UV, water from ponding, rain or hailstorms and general weathering.
SpecWood® WB PU LUX-MATT
Water based polyurethane dispersion flooring lacquer for heavy domestic & medium commercial flooring.
SpecWood PU LUX-MATT is used on wooden floors in residential applications, restaurants, offices, small retails shops & hotel rooms for heavy domestic & medium commercial environments.
SpecWood® WB PU Ultra MATT
Water based polyurethane wood coating with an ultra matt, natural look and feel.
SpecWood WB PU Ultra Matt is designed for use on interior floors and wooden furniture as a protective coating while retaining the natural appearance of the surface.
