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Can wood treated with PENTACRYL be finished with conventional finishes?

April 26, 2017conventional finished finishes pentacryl treated wood

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Can wood treated with PENTACRYL be finished with conventional finishes?

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Yes. Wood treated with PENTACRYL can be finished with conventional finishes. Urethane varnishes, water home varnishes, lacquers, tung oil, linseed oil, and waxes have all been successfully used. The wood can also be stained with analine dyes or oil stains. The two key ‘ factors are to be sure that the wood has thoroughly dried and to clean the surface of the wood with mineral spirits, acetone, or lacquer thinner before finishing.