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1. On Veined Wood
The surface to be treated is sandpapered. Mobzer Nostalgia is diluted with thinner to obtain the desired tone and is directly applied with a brush, cloth, or pistol. The excessive material is cleared with a piece of thinner applied cloth or furniture sponge before it dries up. After having dried, filling varnish, matt varnish or polyurethane varnish is applied.
2. On Non-Veined Surfaces (MDF, poplar, etc.)
The surface to be treated is sandpapered. Firstly, white base coat is applied. And then yellow color for oak appearance or red color for mahogany appearance is applied. Finally Mobzer Nostalgia is applied, and the surface is wiped off with a dish or furniture sponge before it dries. In this way, the surface is covered with lines which look like wood veins. After having dried, the varnish is applied onto Mobzer Nostalgia.
3. On American type wood vein printed door panels
Firstly, polyurethane filler is applied in two coats; and then base coat is applied. Cellulosic paint is applied to acquire the desired color. After having dried, Mobzer Nostalgia is applied, and wiped off with a piece of cloth or dish sponge before it dries. Finally, silk matt varnish is applied as a top coat.
Critical Flints
• Varnish may peel or cleave if it is applied before Mobzer Nostalgia dries up.
• Varnish may peel or cleave if Mobzer Nostalgia is applied more than the required amount.
• It can be diluted with synthetic or cellulosic thinner.
• The more it is thinned, the easier it is applied.
• When it is diluted with cellulosic thinner, it dries too fast to be wiped off with a piece of cloth, so furniture scrub or sandpaper must be used to wipe off.
• The wood must be sandpapered in the same direction with the veins; otherwise the lines formed by the sandpaper will be as visible as the veins.
• Color should be tested on small excessive pieces first.
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