Cosmos Lac Wood Putty Water Based

Acrylic water-based wood putty suitable for repairing defects on wooden surfaces. The putty’s composition ensures that it adheres exceptionally well, is easy to spread and fills defects easily without shrinkage or cracking. It dries quickly and gives a smooth, hard surface with an excellent finish. After drying, it can be painted with water-based paints or solvent-based paints.

• Repairs small irregularities and defects of the wooden surface
• Helps to repel moisture
• Prevents wood drying
• Enhances the natural texture
• Provide excellent adhesion
• Helps to improve the structure of wood
• It is easily applied with with the use of a spatula, without dilution, and can be sanded after 3 hours
• Relative density : 1.8 gr/ml
• Drying time: 4-5 h (20°C)
• Repaint: 3 hours
• Application: Spatula
• Yield: 2-3m² / kgr
• Storage: Protect the product from freezing. Do not apply at temperatures below 10°C and above 35°C
• 18 shades

Ideal for repairing defects on wooden surfaces.

• Clean the surface to remove dirt, dust, oils, and loose residue
• Use a putty knife/spatula to apply the putty on the wooden surface. Press the wood filler deeper into the crack with your finger, then wipe off the excess from the wood. To remove the filler from your finger, quickly wipe it off with a dry cloth. If any residue remains, you can remove it with water
• Give the filler at least 3 hours to dry
• Sand the Wood Filler Smooth. It’s better to use an oscillating sander, starting with medium-grit sandpaper and following with fine 180- or 220-grit paper (can be sanded after about 3 hours)
• Wipe with a Tack Cloth. Sanding dust left on the surface can create problems during staining or finishing
  Finish the wood. Once the area is clean, the filled crack or patch is ready for stain and/or a protective finish

Tips:
Make sure to use water-based stains. It is necessary to clean the tools / spatula immediately after use with plenty of water and detergent.

Equipment / Tools Needed:

• Putty knife / Spatula
• Rags
• Sandpaper (variety of grits, from medium to very fine)