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| Brand | Tenco |
|---|---|
| Finish | Terpentinebasis |
| Material | Lak |
| Volume | 250 ml (0.25 litre) |
| Stock | 4 in stock |
Product description
Tenco Tencotop clear transparent (0.25 litre) is a satin, film-forming solvent-borne wood finish for doors, frames and façade joinery. It protects soft and hardwood indoors and outdoors, regulates moisture, resists peeling and includes a built-in UV filter against direct sunlight. The wood grain stays visible under a semi-gloss look. Clear Tencotop should only be used as a finishing coat over timber previously treated with a coloured transparent stain, according to Tenco. Apply from 8 °C at max. 80% RH. Ready to use by brush, roller or spray. Dust-dry after about 6 hours at 18 °C, recoatable after about 24 hours. Theoretical coverage 11–13 m² per litre. Clean tools with white spirit. Order online or collect at Jan Sok in Meppel.
Key features
Key properties of Tenco Tencotop clear transparent:
- Door & frame stain: Transparent satin finish on a white-spirit base for indoor and outdoor use.
- Soft and hardwood: Suitable for soft and hard timber in façade joinery.
- Moisture-regulating: Film-forming, water-repellent and non-peeling per Tenco.
- UV filter: Built-in UV protection against direct sunlight.
- Drying: Dust-dry after about 6 hours at 18 °C; recoatable after about 24 hours.
- Coverage: 11–13 m² per litre.
Applications
Use on doors, frames and façade joinery:
- Exterior and interior doors
- Window frames and window timber
- Façade joinery in soft or hardwood
- Maintenance of timber previously treated with transparent stain
- Clear only as a finishing coat over coloured transparent stain
Suitable substrates
Suitable and unsuitable substrates according to Tenco:
- Suitable: clean, dry, grease-free softwood
- Suitable: clean, dry, grease-free hardwood
- Suitable: timber previously treated with coloured transparent stain
- Not suitable: stone, concrete or iron
Instructions for use
Application according to the Tenco product data sheet:
- Stir: Stir thoroughly before and during use.
- Substrate: Apply to clean, dry, grease-free timber.
- Apply: Ready to use; brush, roller or spray. Recommended film thickness 15–20 microns.
- Clear: Use only as a finishing coat over previously coloured transparent stain.
- Conditions: Minimum 8 °C at max. 80% RH.
- Tools: Clean with white spirit, not water.
Product specifications
Technical data for Tenco Tencotop clear transparent:
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tenco |
| Type | Transparent door & frame stain (satin) |
| Colour | clear |
| Binder | White spirit / solvent |
| Film-forming | Yes |
| Indoor / outdoor | Yes / yes |
| Density at 20 °C | 0.9 kg/l |
| Flash point | 63 °C |
| Coverage | 11–13 m² per litre |
| Film thickness | 15–20 microns |
| Drying at 18 °C | Dust-dry after approx. 6 hours; recoatable after approx. 24 hours |
| VOC | Solvent-rich; max. 400 g/l (cat. A/e) |
| Solids | ≥ 31 % |
| Application | Min. 8 °C, max. 80% RH |
| Pack size | 250 ml (0.25 litre) |
| Volume | 250 ml (0.25 litre) |
Tencotop clear transparent 0.25 litre
Delivery and pickup
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Pickup in Meppel: Free (ready after confirmation)
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Truck delivery with a Moffett: €125 fixed delivery charge
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Free delivery on orders from €2,500
Cut-to-size or custom-processed timber is non-returnable. Stock lengths: see returns policy.
Frequently asked questions
How many coats of Tenco Tencotop clear transparent do I need?
Clear is only a finishing coat over coloured transparent stain. For tinted shades, apply several coats until you reach the desired colour depth.
Is Tencotop water-borne?
No. Tencotop Door & Frame Transparent is solvent-borne. Clean brushes with white spirit, not water.
Can I use Tencotop on hardwood?
Yes. Tenco states it is suitable for soft and hard timber, including doors, frames and façade joinery.
How much area does this tin cover?
11–13 m² per litre. This 0.25 litre tin covers about 2.8–3.3 m² per coat on typical joinery.
May clear Tencotop go on bare timber?
No. Tenco specifies clear only as a finishing coat over timber previously treated with coloured transparent stain.