Old Masters Spar-Marine Varnish, Clear Satin, Gallon
Old Masters Spar-Marine Varnish, Clear Satin, Gallon is intended for exterior; selected interior window sills and door frames use.
Features
- Flexible weather-resistant film
- UV absorbers
- Water resistance
- Clear coating with possible ambering
Best for
Exterior wood fences; Railings; Lawn furniture; Doors; Boats above water line; Interior window sills and door frames
Specs
| Color or finish | Clear Satin |
|---|---|
| Sheen | Satin |
| Selected size | Gallon |
| Base | oil/varnish |
| Use | exterior; selected interior window sills and door frames |
| Coverage | Satin 250-350 sq ft/gallon at recommended dry film thickness; separate product summary says approximately 500 sq ft/gallon |
| Touch dry | 4-6 hours |
| Recoat | 8-16 hours under ideal conditions; overnight recommended |
| Full cure | First week used for curing to ultimate hardness |
| Application conditions | Air and surface 60-90°F; relative humidity 30-70% |
| Coats | Minimum 3 for exterior surfaces |
| Apply with | Pure bristle brush; Polyester brush; Flat pad; Spray |
| Thinning | Do not thin |
| Cleanup | Paint thinner or mineral spirits |
| VOC | 350 g/L in 2020 TDS |
| Topcoat compatibility | Apply over fully dry stained or previously finished wood after preparation |
| Manufacturer part # | 92301 |
How to apply
Start with the manufacturer's preparation steps: Clean and dry; Sand bare wood from medium to fine grit; Scuff previously finished wood with 220 grit; Let stains dry thoroughly.
- Clean, dry and sand wood
- Stir; apply full even coats without excessive brushing
- Sand lightly between coats with 220 grit and remove dust
- Apply at least three coats outdoors
Good to know
Use limits: Wood decks or steps; Wood siding; Log homes; Wood boats below water line.
Danger: Satin SDS: flammable; aspiration hazard; may cause skin sensitization, genetic defects and cancer; reproductive and organ toxicity hazards.
Danger: Oil-soaked rags and sanding residue may spontaneously combust; place in sealed water-filled metal container.
Keep the recoat time and full cure time separate when planning the project. The recoat figure tells you when another coat can be applied; it does not replace the full cure guidance.
Questions
How much will I need?
Use these manufacturer coverage figures: Satin 250-350 sq ft/gallon at recommended dry film thickness; separate product summary says approximately 500 sq ft/gallon. Match the figure to the container size, and account for the stated number of coats.
When can I apply another coat?
The listed manufacturer recoat guidance is 8-16 hours under ideal conditions; overnight recommended. Follow the application conditions and instructions for this product.