Manns pro lacquer?

[dvddvd]

Anybody used this stuff?
It's a 2 part water based lacquer.
What benefits do you get from using a 2 part lacquer?

Seems more hassle mixing the hardener to it each time and mixing the correct amount each time...you can not just pour it back into the tin if you don't use all you have mixed.

https://www.wood-finishes-direct.co...B3jQQhnEAEYASABEgLs9_D_BwE&gtin=5060403896315

Thanks

 

[alex robinson]

Meant to be more durable and cure faster than single part. I used a similar product on a floor recently. It certainly seems durable, but was more tricky to get a good finish than any other varnish I have ever used. It was for a hallway though and last time I used Ronseal Diamond hard it didn't last as well as I had hoped. Would be interested to hear if anyone else has tried them - I asked previously, but didn't get any responses.

 

[dvddvd]

thanks, why was it more tricky than normal lacquer?

 

[johnnyb]

2 pack water based are as tough as the solvent based products. Undortuneatly there also as hazardous so take care.. acid cat pot life is 3 or 4 days so its not like spraying epoxy.

 

[dvddvd]

Thanks, so to spray they are hazardous?
It does say low odour And low VOC do I thought they would be just like an acrylic lacquer to spray?