FLOW RESIN Wood Primer

FLOW RESIN Wood Primer is a high-quality, 1-component primer specifically designed for wood substrates such as parquet, wood floors and furniture. Its advanced nanopolyurethane emulsion provides excellent adhesion and a transparent, silk-matt finish that preserves the natural wood structure. Thanks to its solvent-free formulation, the product is safe to use and contributes to a healthy indoor environment.

Unique properties of this primer:

• Self-netting and self-crosslinking: prevents dispensing errors and material loss.
• Free of harmful hardeners such as isocyanates.
• Fast drying time for efficient work.
• Minimal deposit formation for an even finish.

Surface must be dry, clean and dust-free. Apply with a microfiber paint roller. The primer flows nicely and dries transparent, leaving the wood structure visible even with multiple coats.

Applications

• Parquet and wooden floors: Combined with the PU transparent topcoat, it creates a durable finish while maintaining its natural appearance.
• Furniture: Suitable as a base coat for topcoat or as a preparation for epoxy or polyurethane.
• Epoxy finish: Due to its strong suction lifting ability, epoxy casting resin can be applied after only 4-6 hours.

Technical properties

• Silky matt finish for a natural look.
• Seamless and liquid-proof for added protection.
• Easy application without mixing components.
• Low solvent content (< 25 g/l), environmentally friendly and safe.
• Good flow and adhesion for tight results.
• Excellent cleanability and low maintenance.

Use

Consumption: 60-100 g/m², depending on type of wood and suction. Apply with a microfiber paint roller.

Do not allow the surface to get wet or cover for two weeks. Avoid moving furniture and ensure good ventilation during drying.

Suitable systems

Untreated wood look with matte finish

1st coat: FLOW RESIN Wood Primer

2nd coat: FLOW RESIN Wood Primer

3rd coat: FLOW RESIN PU Transparent topcoat

Glossy finish for tables

1st coat: FLOW RESIN Wood Primer

2nd coat: FLOW RESIN Epoxy coating transparent UV

Note

Multiple coats may be required for highly absorbent wood. Always test in advance on a small area.

The term untreated wood look refers to a very natural, matte finish with no gloss or color deepening. A subtle difference always remains visible between untreated and treated wood. When in doubt, test on a sample piece.