Collection: Hewbury Paint® Fortified Stain & Sealer

Hewbury Paint’s® Fortified Stain & Sealer comes in clear and a variety of colours (Whitewash, Driftwood, Jacobean, Raven and Noode).

Hewbury Paint’s® Fortified Stain & Sealer is specially formulated to provide a translucent hard-wearing finish to your surface. Two coats recommended with drying time in between. No need for additional top coats!

  • Water-based and fast-drying
  • Non-yellowing
  • UV-resistant
  • Can be applied on raw wood or water-based painted surfaces

For raw wood, we recommend 220-grit or higher sanded finish prior to applying Fortified Stain & Sealer. The more coats applied, the darker and more opaque the result. 

Application: Brush, sponge. 

Number of coats: 1 - 2

Touch Dry time: 30 minutes at 25°C

Hard Dry time: 90 minutes at 25°C

Re-coat time: 2 hours at 25°C 

Fully Cured:  24 hours at 25°C 

DO NOT apply if temperature is below 10°C, or relative humidity is above 85%.

Avoid painting in extreme cold or hot temperatures, and in high humidity.

Wash up with water.

Link to PDF Tips for Applying

Watch here for different techniques to apply!

 

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What’s the difference between Hewbury Paint’s two sealers: ‘Fortified Stain & Sealer’ and ‘Extra Protective Clear Coat’?

Both are water-based and both are high-quality hard-wearing sealers for furniture refinishing. Our Fortified Stain & Sealer has the additional advantage of being water-repellent and is suitable for sealing exterior decking. It comes in a satin sheen and is available in Clear and a variety of pigmented translucent colours. It is typically used to change the colour of timber but not hide the natural woodgrain. However, it can also be applied on painted surfaces to add durability or provide a further dimension to the original painted colour.

Extra Protective Clear Coat is a Clear formulation that is water-resistant after curing, and is available in an eggshell or gloss sheen. This sealer is typically used on water-based painted surfaces, but can be used to seal raw wood as well.

Both sealers have low VOCs, are UV-resistant, and are fast-drying with a short cure time.