Otter Wet Look Concrete and Masonry Lacquer 1 Quart (0.94L)

Description 
• Wet Look is a crystal clear, high solid acrylic coating designed to protect and beautify concrete, masonry, and unglazed tile surfaces.
• This super tough film is formulated for interior and exterior applications.
• Walk on it, drive on it, it offers ultimate protection in a clear finish.
• Saturated with Otter Wet Look will actually harden old and deterioration mortar and plaster for added life. 

Benefits/Features 
• Non-yellowing, even in the harsh tropical sun.
• Use indoors or outdoors.
• Fast-drying and long-lasting.
• Prevent staining high solids.
• Strong resistance to efflorescence.
(Note: Not recommended for dense or pre-sealed surfaces such as glazed ceramic or quarry tile, marble or terrazzo. To apply on terra-cotta. 1st coat of “Wet Look” has to be diluted with quality thinner at 1:3 parts for better absorption. This is to eliminate peeling off problem)

Recommended Use 
• Exposed Aggregate
• Stamped concrete
• Porous brick
• Natural stone
• Slate
• Stucco
• Manufactured stone
• Pebble stone
• Unglazed roof tile 

Specification/ Sheen 
• Appearance: Clear colorless. 
• Clean up: Lacquer thinner. 
• Dry time: 1 hour. 
 

Finish Sheen
• Gloss Level 60° Angle
• Gloss - approx. 75%
• Matt - approx. 15%

Coverage: 100 to 120 sq.ft per liter or (9sqm to 11sqm) depending on the porosity of the surface. 

Tools / Clean up
• Brush, roller or spray gun
• Clean up with thinner
 

Application
• Wet Look is ready to use, but if too concetrated can be diluted with thinner. Maximum 1:1 (use good quality thinner).
• Apply with brush or low pressure / airless sprayer (with metal or Teflon tip).
• 2 coat applications are required, however more porous concrete or unglazed tile may require 3 coats.
• Allow 1-3 hours between coats or until the surface is dry to touch.
• Apply in temperature between 25°C to 28°C avoid using under direct sunlight or hot flooring.
• Use only in well-ventilated areas.
• Special formulated under ultimate weathering and U.V. light resistance of any coating system.