Download the SPARKO WOOD FILLER NATURAL MSDS & TDS here. 550-0037-2 Sparko Wood Filler in Natural Shade spreads evenly into cracks and holes without cracking, crumbling, or shrinking. To get the desired finished look, only a small amount of sanding is necessary. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

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Download the ZTG POLYURETHANE TOPCOAT CLEAR SPECIAL MSDS & TDS here. ZTG 9210266 POLYURETHANE TOPCOAT CLEAR 90 SHEEN (SPECIAL) - a two-component clear polyurethane topcoat with high gloss (90 Sheen) for indoor use that has outstanding film qualities, including even film formation and scratch resistance. It is also appropriate for vertical applications. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Download the ZTG WATER-BASED GLAZE MSDS & TDS here. A water-based and single-component wiping glaze for decorative purposes on wood. It ensures excellent uniformity of colors for both indoor and outdoor use. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Download the SPARKO POLYURETHANE TOPCOAT BLACK HARDENER MSDS & TDS here. Sparko PU Topcoat Black Hardener (310-7200P-0) is the part B of Sparko's Polyurethane Topcoat Black (30X-7200F-0) used for indoor applications with water resistance properties. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Download the SPARKO POLYURETHANE TOPCOAT WHITE OUTDOOR MSDS & TDS here. A two-component, non-yellowing White Polyurethane topcoat. This PU variant is ideal for outdoor use with a high build, good heat, and flame tolerance. This PU type is compatible with Fiber Reinforced Plastics (FRP) substrates and can be used as a basecoat or topcoat with a variety of gloss levels to choose from. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Download the SPARKO NITROCELLULOSE TOPCOAT SPECIAL PURE MSDS & TDS here. Sparko Nitrocellulose Topcoat Special Pure (NC Topcoat) is an evaporative lacquer or finish. It cures solely by 601 thinner evaporations, suitable for blurry or dark-colored finishes. It is highly recommended for low-traffic wood-based substrates. It has lower resistance to alcohol, water/moisture, and abrasion. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Download the SPARKO TEAK OIL MSDS & TDS here. 580-1024-5 SPARKO Teak Oil is an oil-based surface coating applied directly to a wood substrate. Due to its hydrophobic property, it offers high resistance to water making it suitable for outdoor application. This coating can also be mixed with suitable Sparko Glazes if there is a desired color to match or attain. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Download the ZTG POLYURETHANE TOPCOAT WHITE MSDS & TDS here. ZTG 620207 Polyurethane Topcoat White 20 Sheen is a two-component pigmented polyurethane topcoat with good film properties- scratch resistant and even film formation, suitable also for vertical applications. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Download the SP1 SPARKO WHITE GLUE MSDS & TDS here. Sparko White Glue SP1 is a special type of woodworking adhesive ideal for lamination, ready to use with fast setting time, and usable in hot and cold processes and radio frequency (RF) applications. It gives porous and cellulose surfaces an excellent bond strength. It is usable on soft and hardwood species like pine and narra. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.

Here are the answers to your Frequently Asked Questions. These are the key points so you can be familiar with our products and learn more about our brands so you can make the most out of them. Frequently asked questions General What is Paint? Paint is a combination of pigments, resins and binders in a solvent. Applied usually through spraying, the paint cures as the solvent evaporates, leaving behind a film which then forms the finish. “A colored substance which is spread over a surface and dries to leave a thin decorative or protective coating.” What is the composition of paint? Paint is essentially composed of: · Binder that enables the paint to stick on to the surface and it is the film that is left behind after all solvents or water have evaporated. · Pigments to give the paint color, making it opaque and occasionally to prevent corrosion. · Solvents to make paint spreadable. · Additives alters the properties of the paint and can achieve desired additional function of paint. (Example: flame retardance, UV protection, etc.) How are solvents classified? Solvents are classified according to their rate of evaporation: · Active – fast evaporation, strong cutting action, dust free and non-sagging. · Latent – slower evaporation and enables chemical to settle during drying. · Diluent – very slow evaporation and keeps thinners cost down. What are the three (3) important qualities of paint? When looking for the right paint to use, it is important to know and consider the important qualities of paint. a. Cohesion – this pertains to the compatibility, with regards to reaction, of the paint’s components. b. Adhesion – this pertains to the ability of the paint to stick on to something. c. Strength – this pertains to the ability of the paint to withstand stress; the quality of being strong. 1. Why do we need to paint? *To keep the wood clean *Improve the appearance of wood *To protect and stabilize the wood against I. Cracking II. Cupping III. Fading IV. Splintering V. Mild Dew VI. Nail Popping VII. UV Damaged VIII. Warping Benefits of high-quality paint 1. Fast Dry >Thinner Quality Contains a balanced formulation of active. Latent and Diluent solvents to control drying, prevent blushing and for better solvency. 2. Quick Build Up! > Faster Recoat Time Quick paint build-up by minimizing dry time for recoating >High Solids Minimize recoating and save on 3. Minimize Wood Movement! >The general rule, the thicker the coating of finish the better it limits moisture exchange. 4. Freedom of Color + Gloss! >Color Rematching and Color Development >Available in Matte, Gloss and in-between. 5. Technical Support! >Site Evaluation >Product Demonstration >Technical Training >Troubleshooting On-site Posting What is a Finish? A finish is a decorative and/or a protective coating applied to an object to either change or enhance its appearance or protect it from wear and tear. Why do we finish? We finish to keep the substrate clean (sanitation); to protect and stabilize the wood through encapsulation, thus minimizing moisture exchange; and to beautify, making the substrate more pleasing to look at. What are the examples of a finish? A. Flat/Matte Finish. Flat paints (also called matte paints) have the least amount of shine. B. Eggshell Finish. Slightly lustrous than flat paints (with the delicate low sheen of an eggshell). C. Satin Finish. Falls between the dull, non-shiny finish of matt materials and the bright and shiny finish of gloss materials. D. Semi-Gloss Finish. Semi-gloss paints are shiny and reflective finishes. E. High-Gloss Finish. High-gloss paints are the shiniest paint finish among other finishes. F. Transparent Finish. Can be seen through. G. Penetrating Finish. Soak into the wood rather than just coat it. H. Opaque Finishes. Covers the surface completely. What is a lacquer? Lacquer is a term that is somewhat vague which can apply to two things: a. The product itself, which is a liquid whose composition is consisting of “solids”, dissolved in a “solvent”. b. The finish. When the product (above) is applied, the solvents evaporate leaving behind just the “solids:, which form a hard clear protective film. What is the difference between Lacquer and Varnish? Lacquer and varnish differ in: a. Mode of application. Lacquer is usually applied by spraying on to the surface whereas varnish is a brush- or sponge-on finish. b. Dry time. Lacquer is usually a fast-drying product which is easy to apply and gives a thin hard finish while varnish usually takes much longer to dry and gives a thicker finish. c. Use. Lacquer is used as a topcoat, the final protective coat which is applied to wood, metal, or some painted surfaces to seal in and protect all of the finishes and materials beneath it. Whereas varnish does not stay on the surface but penetrates the interior of the wood, protecting it from moisture exchange, although it doesn’t form a protective film or coat. What is the difference between Lacquer and Enamel? Lacquers dry entirely by the evaporation of their solvent. The dried film will re-dissolved in its original solvent. Most often than not, Lacquers are clear, transparent, fast drying coats. Lacquers are normally thermoplastic solution paints; often used to describe all clear wood finish. Enamel, on the other hand, dries through oxidation or polymerization, which is the combining of individual molecules to form larger molecules. This new film will not re-dissolve in its original solvent. Also, enamels are durable and opaque coatings. Enamels are thermosetting paint, hard, with a superficial resemblance to vitreous enamel. Can Lacquers be used over Enamels? Lacquers have a tendency to life enamel surfaces. Lacquer will work over most fully cured enamels that have good film integrity. But it is advisable to remove whatever enamel paint is on the substrate before applying the lacquer. How important is surface preparation? Very important; in fact, surface preparation is a key to a successful finish. No matter how good or skillful the finishing personnel or how good the paint quality is; if the surface is not well cleaned or prepared, then all will just be a waste. Is sanding important? Yes, it is very important. Sanding ensures good mechanical adhesion of paint to the surface; it also even out the surface of the substrate; it helps in minimizing paint consumption; promotes paint build up; and removes contaminants on the surface of the substrate. Be sure to remove sanding dust from the surface with a dry cloth before applying paint. What is the recommended sanding process? The sanding process can start with 100 or 120 grit papers to correct surface defects. But make sure to finish with 180 grit Aluminum Oxide semi-open coat for timber; while 240 – 320 grit Aluminum Oxide Semi-open Coat for Medium Density Fiberboards (MDF). Can we apply Sparko Lacquers on concrete? No. SPARKO lacquers are wood lacquers; hence concrete application is not advisable or possible. But SPARKO lacquers can be applied over to metals with the use of a primer. When purchasing paint, one was asked if he/she want flat, high gloss, satin and even an eggshell finish. What do these terms mean, and would it really make any difference what kind of finish a person should have? The above mentioned terms refer to the gloss level or sheen of the paint. These gloss level would really make a difference depending on which one does a customer prefer. The gloss level or sheen simply means the degree of light reflectance of the paint. · High gloss (70 – 90 on a 60° gloss meter angle) · Semi-gloss (35 – 70 on a 60° gloss meter angle) · Satin or Silk (25 – 35 on a 60° gloss meter angle) · Egg shell (10 – 25 on a 60° gloss meter angle) · Velvet (10 on a 60° gloss meter angle) · Flat/matte (0 – 5 on a 60° gloss meter angle)

Download the 601 SPARKO LACQUER THINNER MSDS & TDS here. Sparko NC Lacquer Thinner - 601 is formulated to best fit as a thinning agent for all physically drying lacquers with regards to their diluent, latent, and active capacity to aid in providing a durable finish for Nitrocellulose, Vinyl, and Leather. Download TDS & MSDS Please fill up the form below. Region* I consent to having this website store my submitted information. Send Click here to download.