Everbuild General Purpose Silicone - Black 290ml (Box of 12) 
Lead Roofing Wood Core Roll (50mm x 2.4m) 
Everbuild Power Pro Sealant Gun - C4 (290ml - 400ml) 
Gorilla Glue - Dark Brown 60ml 
Everbuild Everflex Premium+ 500 Bath & Sanitary Silicone - White 295ml (Box of 25) 
Bond It Lightweight Render Mesh - 50m x 1m (Pink) 
Siroflex Seal & Fix Hybrid Adhesive 
EVO-STIK Sticks Like All Weather Adhesive - Clear 290ml 
OX Tools Trade Bucket, Black - 15 Litre 
Timloc Non-Profile Tile Vent Grey (Box of 8) 
ALM Code 8 Milled Lead - 1200mm x 3m 
Soudal Firecement HT, Black - 300ml (Box of 12) 
Everbuild Forever Clear Silicone Sealant – 295ml 
Bond It Cyanoacrylate Superglue Hi Viscosity - Clear 50g 
Code 8 Cast Lead - 800mm x 3m 
Ronseal Exterior Yacht Varnish - Satin 2.5L 
Leather Roofers Tool & Nail Pouch, Dark Brown 
Cromar Roofing Felt Adhesive - Black 5 Litre 
Code 7 Cast Lead - 300mm x 6m 
Bond It Cover-It Hardfloor & Glass Protector - Blue 625mm X 50M 
Everbuild Lumberjack® Woodworm Killer - Clear 5L 
Uses
The Trade Polyurethane Mattcoat Varnish by Ronseal offers your interior wood the highest level of protection. With its trade tier quality, this product is only used by those seeking the best results. Perfect for all types of wood found in the interior. However, this product is unsuitable for application onto wooden floors.
Preparation
Sand the surface of the wood down using 120-grit paper. It's advised to wear a mask in this process to avoid inhaling dust particles. After you've sanded the surface, wipe it down with white spirit and let it dry.
Application
- Stir the tin thoroughly to mix the paint.
- Using a brush, apply a coat onto the wood following the direction of the grain.
- Leave 6 hours for the layer of paint to dry, then apply a second coat.
- Before applying the 3rd and final coat, you should slightly sand the surface down. It will optimise the last coat and presents the best quality finish.
Aftercare
Any leftover varnish on your brush can be washed off using white spirit. Don't let any of the leftover varnishes go down into the drain or watercourses.
