Interlux Goldspar Satin Varnish, Quart - Low-Gloss Satin Finish for Marine Wood and Brightwork
Interlux Goldspar Satin Varnish, Quart - Low-Gloss Satin Finish for Marine Wood and Brightwork
Interlux Goldspar Satin Varnish delivers a warm, low-sheen satin finish that protects and beautifies interior and exterior wood. Formulated for marine brightwork, trim, and cabinetry, it brings out the natural depth of the grain while providing a durable, non-glare surface that stands up to sun and weather.
Each quart covers approximately 62.5 to 75 square feet, making it ideal for building a professional multi-coat satin system over bare wood, epoxy, or previously varnished surfaces.
Specifications
- Brand: Interlux
- Manufacturer Part Number: 5507930
- Product: Goldspar Satin Varnish
- Finish: Satin (low gloss)
- Form: Liquid
- Volume: 1 Quart
- Coverage: 62.5 to 75 sq ft per quart
- Compatible Material: Wood
- UPC: 081948400602
Application
Wet sand the surface with 120-150 grit wet-or-dry sandpaper and remove sanding residue by wiping with a clean, solvent-dampened rag, working small areas at a time and changing rags frequently. Apply multiple coats, sanding lightly between coats with 220-320 grit wet-or-dry sandpaper and removing all residue before recoating. When applying over Epiglass or other clear epoxy resin, allow the epoxy to fully cure a minimum of 3 to 7 days before varnishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of finish does Goldspar Satin Varnish produce? It produces a low-gloss satin finish that reduces glare while enhancing the natural depth and color of the wood grain.
How much area does one quart cover? One quart covers approximately 62.5 to 75 square feet per coat, depending on the porosity of the surface and application method.
What surfaces can this varnish be used on? It is designed for wood surfaces, including marine brightwork, trim, and cabinetry, and can be applied over bare wood, cured epoxy, or previously varnished surfaces.
How many coats should I apply? Build multiple coats for full protection and depth, sanding lightly between each coat to ensure proper adhesion and a smooth final finish.
What grit sandpaper should I use between coats? Sand between coats with 220-320 grit wet-or-dry sandpaper, then remove all sanding residue before applying the next coat.
How do I prepare the surface before the first coat? Wet sand the surface with 120-150 grit wet-or-dry sandpaper and remove residue by wiping with a clean, solvent-dampened rag, working small areas at a time and changing rags frequently.
Can I apply this varnish over epoxy? Yes. When applying over Epiglass or other clear epoxy resin, allow the epoxy to fully cure for a minimum of 3 to 7 days before varnishing.
Why should I remove sanding residue before recoating? Sanding alone will not remove surface contamination, so wiping with a solvent-dampened cloth is necessary to ensure each coat bonds properly.
Is this varnish suitable for both interior and exterior wood? Yes, it is formulated to protect and beautify both interior and exterior wood surfaces.
What volume does this product come in? This product is supplied in a one-quart container.
Does the satin finish reduce glare? Yes, the satin sheen minimizes glare compared to a high-gloss varnish while still providing durable protection.