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ZAR® Interior Oil Modified Urethane Sanding Sealer
ZAR® Interior Oil Modified Urethane Sanding Sealer is for application over bare wood. Its quick dry feature allows for sealing and top coating your project in just one day.
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Product Overview
ZAR® Interior Oil Modified Urethane Sanding Sealer is a fast-drying sanding sealer that dries in one hour on bare wood. Dual Drying Technology speeds drying through coalescing and oxygen cross-linking for a harder “through cure”.
Use it with confidence for a beautiful finish on interior wood floors, furniture, shiplap paneling, cabinets, countertops, and woodwork.
Coats: 1 – 2
Clean Up: Soap and water
Coverage: 528 square feet per gallon
Dry Time: 1 hour, 2 hour recoat
- Oil modified
- Application with lightweight T-bar with a synthetic applicator foam pad
- Ideal for unstained, bare wood floors, furniture, doors and cabinets
- Seals wood grain
- Easy to sand
- Low odor, super-fast drying
Surfaces
- Wood
Preparation
New Wood
Sand smooth using fine sandpaper and vacuum any sanding dust.* Wipe clean using a tack cloth or microfiber cloth. Do not use steel wool. If open-grained woods are to be filled, use a filler that does not contain stearates or waxes, such as ZAR® Patch Wood Filler.
Old Finishes in Good Condition
Remove grease, dirt and wax.* Sand lightly in the direction of the grain to remove any gloss. Do not use steel wool. Vacuum all sanding dust. Wipe clean using a tack cloth or microfiber cloth. If the old finish contains wax or stearates, regardless of condition, remove it completely. Clean dust with cloth dampened with paint thinner or mineral spirits.
Old Finishes in Poor Condition, Lacquer or Shellac:
Remove completely.* Do not use steel wool. Sand and vacuum all sanding dust. Wipe clean using a tack-cloth or microfiber cloth. If wood is to be stained, use ZAR® Interior Oil Base Stain. Allow wood stain to dry for a minimum of 3 hours. For water-based wood stains or oil-based wood stains other than ZAR®, follow manufacturer’s drying directions.
Application
Apply when air and surface temperatures are between 60°F and 90°F and the relative humidity is less than 60%. Do not shake. Apply 1 coat of ZAR® Interior Oil Modified Urethane Sanding Sealer as a first coat on new/bare wood. Pour a 4”-6” line of finish along the starting wall in the direction of the wood grain. Next, use a clean, lightweight T‑bar with a synthetic applicator or use a foam pad and spread the finish towards the opposite wall following the wood grain. Hold the applicator or use a foam pad and spread the finish towards the opposite wall following the wood grain. Hold the applicator using a snowplow technique to maintain a wet edge. When approaching the end of a run, turn the applicator towards you and spread out excess material parallel to the wet edge. Feather out all turns. Apply a thin coat at a rate of 600 – 800 square feet per 100 ounces. Allow it to dry for 2 hours before applying a topcoat of ZAR® Interior Oil Modified Urethane Poly OMU. Drying time may be affected by temperature, humidity and film thickness. If more than 24 hours elapses between the application of the sanding sealer and the topcoat, buff lightly between coats to ensure a smooth finish. Vacuum thoroughly and wipe clean with a microfiber cloth, and then apply the top coat.
Maintenance: Areas with harsh exposure to sun, weather or foot traffic will show wear more quickly than other surfaces. If this occurs, clean the affected areas and recoat as necessary.
Disposal
Dispose of contaminated absorbent, container and unused contents in accordance with local, state and federal regulations.
FAQs
Q: Can ZAR Polyurethanes be used over paint?
A: Our ZAR Polyurethanes are best applied to bare wood or over a cured wood stain. They are not designed for use over paint.
Q: Do I need to sand between coats of ZAR Polyurethane?
A: Sanding is not required, but if desired a light scuff with 220 grit sandpaper can help to promote intercoat adhesion.
Q: Can ZAR Stain or ZAR Polyurethane be applied over a lacquer or shellac?
A: No, a lacquer or shellac must be fully removed.
USAGE STATEMENT: Prior to use, carefully read the product label and follow the directions. For technical information, warnings, cautions, notices, and additional information, download and read the documentation available on this website.
* WARNING: If you scrape, sand or remove old paint, you may release lead dust. LEAD IS TOXIC. EXPOSURE TO LEAD DUST CAN CAUSE SERIOUS ILLNESS, SUCH AS BRAIN DAMAGE, ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN. PREGNANT WOMEN SHOULD ALSO AVOID EXPOSURE. Wear a NIOSH-approved respirator to control lead exposure. Clean up carefully with a HEPA vacuum and a wet mop. Before you start, find out how to protect yourself and your family by contacting the National Lead Information Hotline at 1 – 800-424-LEAD or visit www.epa.gov/lead.