Lifeline Interior Wood Finish

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Lifeline Interior is a semi-transparent, waterborne wood finish that highlights the beauty and grain of your walls while providing a hard protective surface that can be easily cleaned or dusted.

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Enhance the beauty of all your interior wood and seal out household odors and contaminants with Lifeline Interior Wood Finish. Lifeline Interior Wood Finish  is a semi-transparent, waterborne wood finish that highlights the beauty and grain of your walls while providing a hard protective surface that can be easily cleaned or dusted. It’s the only natural wood finish you’ll ever need to apply to the interior of your log home!

Lifeline Interior Wood Finish -- the Interior of Hanover Reserve

Photo of the interior of Hanover Reserve Wedding and Event Venue in Hamilton, OH. All beamwork is Lifeline Interior Walnut. The lighter wood planks is finished in Lifeline Acrylic Interior Clear Wood Finish.

Lifeline Interior Wood Finish will not yellow. You can apply multiple coats to develop the color and film thickness that you desire. Lifeline Interior Wood Finish is completely compatible with Perma-Chink Systems, and other interior finish options.

For extra sheen, protection, and durability, coat Lifeline Interior Wood Finish with Lifeline Acrylic Satin & Gloss Clear Interior Wood Finish.

Lifeline Interior Wood Finish breathes to allow trapped moisture to evaporate from logs. The addition of Lifeline UV Boost to the first coat of Lifeline Interior Wood Finish significantly reduces the ‘picture frame effect’ in sun-exposed locations.

Product Type: Water based formula

Uses: Interior natural wood walls and ceilings

  • Excellent UV protection
  • Long-lasting color retention
  • Breathable film allows unseasoned logs to dry out
  • Will not yellow
  • Low odor
  • Makes wood walls easy to clean
  • Seals out household odors and contaminants
  • Spreads easily and evenly with a brush or airless sprayer
  • Eliminates the worry about spills and watermarks. Prevents odor absorption
  • Provides the toughness, clarity and durability of polyurethane and the application advantages of lacquer
  • Easy soap and water clean up
  • FDA approved for use on wood articles having incidental food contact
  • Contains no caustic dryers with dangerous, lingering odors

 

Coverage

Size 1 Gallon 5 Gallon
1st Coat 350-450 square feet (bare wood) 1750-2250 square feet (bare wood)
2nd Coat 600-800 square feet(finished wood) 3000-4000 square feet (finished wood)

Coverage will vary due the roughness and porosity of the wood surface.

 

event space Interioir with Lifeline Interior beams

Another photo of Hanover Reserve. All beamwork is Lifeline Interior Walnut. The lighter wood planks is finished in Lifeline Acrylic Interior Clear Wood Finish.

Product Facts for Lifeline Interior Wood Finish

Shelf Life
  • 1 Year
Application Temperature
  • 40° to 90°
Application Methods
  • Airless sprayer
  • Brush
  • Sanding is not advised. It would actually remove product just applied and may result in a blotchy final appearance. If a very smooth surface is preferred, sand after the first or second coat of Acrylic Gloss or Satin which has fairly hard polymers.
Surface Preparation
  • Use Log Wash to prep new interior construction unless heavy mill glaze is evident. If so, or if wood has become gray due to UV exposure then use Wood ReNew to prep wood.
  • Clean and dry
  • Free of mold and mildew
  • Never use steel wool
Frequency
  • As needed, depending on exposure
Special Instructions
  • Back-brushing required
  • Stir container initially and regularly during application
  • Maintain a wet edge to avoid lap marks
  • For Interior use only
  • Apply 1-2 coats depending on color  or film build up desired
Drying Time
  • Dry to the touch in 1 hour
  • Cures within 3 days

Colors

Lifeline Interior Colors


Surface Preparation

 Great Preparation is the Key to Application Success!

  • Use Log Wash to prep new interior construction unless heavy mill glaze is evident. If so, or if wood has become gray due to UV exposure then use Wood ReNew to prep wood.
  1. Before you apply coatings to interior surfaces, always thoroughly wash them with a recommended cleaning solution.
  2. Mix two cups of Log Wash Concentrate with one gallon of warm water in a pail.
  3. Apply the Log Wash solution to the wall with a rag or sponge.
  4. Allow the solution to remain on the wall and wet for at least 10 minutes.
  5. Using a clean rag or sponge and a pail of clean water, wipe the Log Wash solution off of the surface.
  6. Frequently rinse the sponge or rag in the pail of water and frequently exchange the water in the pail with clean water.

Test the Stain

We always recommended performing a two coat color test to a clean, dry, bare area of the structure that you are planning on applying Lifeline Interior Wood Finish.  Please Note: Lifeline Interior Wood Finish is difficult to remove once it has been applied. Before doing a full application, make sure that your color selection is correct and a look you want.

 

Application

  • Apply Lifeline Interior Wood Finish when temperatures are between 40° and 90° F.
  • Avoid applying in direct sun
  • Do not apply on surfaces that are hot to the touch
  1. Remove and replace any deteriorated or decayed wood. Wood that is stained should be restored using readily available cleaners and restorative products prior to application of Lifeline Interior Wood Finish.
  1. Surface should be free from mill glaze and contaminates including dirt, dust, old finishes, water repellents, wax and mildew. Use appropriate materials to prepare the surface, being sure to rinse thoroughly. Do not use steel wool.
  1. Allow wood to dry completely before applying Lifeline Interior Wood Finish.
  1. Mix Lifeline Interior Wood Finish thoroughly initially and regularly during application.
  1. Apply to all surfaces with a brush or airless sprayer. Avoid pump up sprayers to keep air bubbles from being pumped into Lifeline Interior Wood Finish. To avoid lap marks, work wet into dry areas, maintaining a wet edge.
  1. Back brushing is required (with each coat) to help work the finish into wood fibers for optimum penetration and longer lasting protection.
  1. Remember that Lifeline Interior Wood Finish is unlike paints and oil borne stains. A thin coat is best and most durable.
  1. If a second coat is needed to achieve the desired color or build up of finish, wait two hours. The first coat should be dry to the touch before applying the second coat.
  1. Apply no more than two color coats on the first application.
  1. Work area and equipment should be cleaned immediately with warm soapy water. Rinse sprayers as per manufacturer’s directions.
  1. Allow equipment to dry thoroughly.

 

Shipping

Lifeline Interior Wood Finish is shipped via FedEx ground and meets VOC compliance for all 50 states.

Lifeline Interior Wood Finish generally ships same day when ordered by 1pm EST.

 

 


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