Möbellack von EPODEX
Möbellack ist ein Oberbegriff für verschiedene Lackprodukte, die sich für das Versiegeln und Einfärben von Möbeln eignen. Bei EPODEX erhalten sie den perfekten Möbellack für Ihr Vorhaben – ganz nach Ihrem Wunsch in farblos oder farbig!


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Garden Furniture Varnish
Outdoors, your furniture is exposed to numerous stresses. Garden furniture quickly becomes unsightly if left unsealed. Protect your garden furniture effectively with EPODEX ACRYLIC PROTECT. This special acrylic-based lacquer is designed for dimensionally stable materials. Use it for furniture made of metal, plastic, or wood.
It is low-odour, environmentally friendly and abrasion-resistant. A coating thus specifically prevents damage caused by weathering, UV radiation and mechanical stress. You can use the lacquer as the sole coating in a colour of your choice, or as a colourless sealer for other colours. For example, you can paint your wooden furniture with EPODEX CHALK PAINT and then seal it with EPODEX ACRYLIC PROTECT. This colour is used especially often on furniture to give it that trendy rustic look.

How to varnish Furniture Yourself
Painting with acrylic varnish is quick and easy. Always start by preparing the piece of furniture to be coated. It must be clean, free of grease and even. Therefore, repair any cracks and holes after cleaning. Then roughen the surface with sandpaper. For large surfaces, such as cabinets, you can also use a sander. Then tape all surfaces that are not to be painted. Also, protect the immediate surroundings with a suitable covering.
Then apply a suitable primer. On wood, you can apply EPODEX ACRYLIC PROTECT mixed with 5% water in a thin layer and let it cure. For metal furniture, use a rust protection primer and for plastic furniture, use a plastic primer as an adhesion primer. This step is important because it prevents material loss through seepage and guarantees an even result.
After the primer has dried, mix your EPODEX ACRYLIC PROTECT product. Then apply the lacquer with a brush or foam roller in a first, thin coat. Allow the layer to dry and repeat the process if necessary. When the desired opacity has been achieved, allow the varnish to cure properly. Afterwards, you can load the surfaces as usual.


