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Rocktop Multi-Surface Clearcoat is a brush applied extremely durable waterbased clear lacquer that can be applied to a multitude of surfaces. These include high traffic domestic wooden floors, wooden doors, panelling,skirting, worktops, furniture. It can be used to overcoat all waterbased paints and is also used to seal bare stone walls and wallpaper
Would this be suitable over acrylic paint on marine ply wood to be situated outside?
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We wouldn't recommend it as Rocktop Clearcoat is best suited when applied over water based paints and is designed for indoor use.
Can you use this as a top coat on a radiator?
Yes, Rocktop Clearcoat can be used as a top coat on a radiator but is not recommended as a standalone coating for radiators.
I have an internal stone built wall which gets black mould on it. If I treat and remove the black mould would this be suitable on the wall to inhibit the growing back of the black mould?
It can be applied to the stone wall but it won't inhibit the mould from returning. The best course of action would be to fully treat the surface and ensure it is always well ventilated to reduce the likelihood of the mould returning.
Is Rocktop Multi-Surface Clearcoat Matt guaranteed not to change the colour of wood?
It shouldn't change the colour but we recommend that you test a small, discreet area first before applying a full coat.
Will Rocktop Multi-Surface Clearcoat Matt turn white gloss yellow?
Rocktop Multi-Surface Clearcoat shouldn't turn the existing white gloss yellow but we recommend applying it to a small area first to confirm.
Can this be used as a levelling top coat on acrylic paints that have texture?
Rocktop Multi-Surface Clearcoat is a sealer rather than a leveller so this wouldn't be advised for your use case.
This is based on a coverage of 10m² per litre of paint and one coat of paint.
Make sure you always check the coverage on the product page before purchasing and, if covering a dark or bright colour, you may need two or three coats.