Priming timber can improve the adhesion of the paint or finish to the surface of the wood, creating a more even and durable finish.
Priming can seal the surface of the wood, preventing moisture and other contaminants from penetrating the wood and causing damage.
Priming can provide a barrier against stains, preventing them from seeping into the wood and causing discolouration.
Priming can provide an additional layer of protection against wear and tear, increasing the durability of the wood and reducing the need for maintenance or repairs.
Priming can help to create a smooth and even surface for the paint or finish, resulting in a more attractive and professional-looking finish.
Priming can reduce the number of coats of paint or finish required, saving time and reducing costs associated with additional coats.
Treatments
Lacquering
Lacquering timber is a finishing technique used to enhance the appearance and durability of wooden surfaces. Lacquer is a clear or coloured coating that is applied to a surface to create a protective layer that can resist scratches, moisture, and other types of wear and tear.
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Coatings
Coatings on timber are applied to protect the wood from weathering, decay, insects, and other types of damage. Coatings can also enhance the natural beauty of the timber and give it a more durable, long-lasting finish.
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Preservation
Preservation treatment is a process used to protect timber from damage caused by insects, fungi, and other forms of decay.
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