How to apply Hybrid Wood Protector to outdoor furnitureUpdated 9 months ago

Consult the TDS prior to using Hybrid Wood Protector.

Materials needed

Sanding machines and sandpaper
Vacuum
Exterior Wood Cleaner
Hybrid Wood Protector
Accelerator (Part B)
Paint can opener
Mixing container
Stir stick
Firm bristle paint brush
Supply of clean terry cloths/towel
Nitrile gloves
Water filled metal can with a lid for safe disposal of oil-contaminated rags and pads.

If the wood surface has been treated with a finish other than Hybrid Wood Protector, the previous finish must be removed before applying Hybrid Wood Protector. Ensure that any previous finish is completely removed by starting with a low grit and work up in consecutive grits (e.g., 40, 60, 80, 100, 120 max).
Clean using Exterior Wood Cleaner.

Stir the Hybrid Wood Protector thoroughly until a consistent mixture is obtained. Carefully add 10% Accelerator (Part B) to the oil. Pot life is 4-6 hours. Only mix what you can use up within that time frame.
Apply a layer of Hybrid Wood Protector with a firm bristle paint brush.
Leave the oil to react for 10 minutes. Then smooth the surface again with the same brush (without applying additional product).
After 5 minutes, gently wipe off the surface with a lint-free cloth to remove traces of excess oil until it appears even.
Let dry for about 24 hours. Complete curing takes place after 7 days.

Caution
Rags saturated in oil are combustible and require proper disposal. Here are some oily rags safety tips from the NFPA.

Do a visual check-up after one year, right after the first winter season. As needed, touch up the Hybrid Wood Protector in the original color where color has faded.
After 2-3 years, depending on the wood type, color, and location, you will need to re-oil the whole surface, but you'll never have to sand again.

To set you up for success, please review the Hybrid Wood Protector tips.

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