Interior Strong Finish 20
Reinforced PU lacquer for interior wood and metal: ultra-scratch-resistant satin finish for intensive cleaning. Ideal for furniture, doors and joinery under heavy use.
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Interior Strong Finish 20 to Tint
Satin acrylic lacquer for interior woodwork, doors and skirting boards: crisp finish, impact-resistant and wipeable. Fast drying between coats.
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Interior Strong Finish 20 à teinter
Interior Strong Finish 20 tintable is a polyurethane-reinforced lacquer that combines the aesthetics of traditional enamel with the practicality of a water-based formulation. Designed for interior woodwork and metalwork under intensive stress, it delivers a semi-gloss surface that is particularly resistant to scratches, wear and repeated soiling. Ideal for projects where functionality and premium finishing are inseparable.
Technical properties
- Formulation reinforced with polyurethane for enhanced hardness and durability
- Semi-gloss finish offering elegant appearance close to traditional enamel
- Surface resistant to scratches and daily wear
- Optimal coalescence guaranteeing uniform and crisp film
- Excellent resistance to cleaning and soiling
- Applicable to wood and metals with corrosion protection
- Nominal coverage of 9 m²/litre
- Available in 0.75L and 3L containers
Application advice
The substrate must be primed, clean, dry and free from any material that could impair adhesion. For cabinet doors, table tops, door frames, skirting boards, window frames, sills and panels, ensure all poorly adhering matter is removed before treatment. On ferrous metals, prior corrosion protection is required.
The rich consistency of this lacquer facilitates application and allows a uniform film to be obtained. Comply with the application conditions recommended by the manufacturer to guarantee perfect coalescence and fully exploit the technical properties of the product. This lacquer is particularly suitable for surfaces requiring both high aesthetic standards and sustained mechanical resistance.
For detailed specifications on drying time and recoat, consult the technical data sheet from manufacturer Flügger available from your Pygmalion adviser.
Technical specifications
| Use | Interior wood and metal |
| Type | Polyurethane-reinforced water-based lacquer |
| Finish | Semi-gloss |
| Substrate | Primed wood and metal |
| Containers | 0.75L, 3L |
| Resistance | Scratches, wear, soiling, cleaning |
| Nominal coverage | 9 m²/L |
Pro tips
On site, Interior Strong Finish 20 stands out for its versatility in premium interior renovation projects. For heavily stressed woodwork such as cabinet doors or window sills, this PU-reinforced lacquer offers a high-performance alternative to traditional solvent-based lacquers without odour concerns. Remember to thoroughly stir the product before application and work under stable temperature conditions to achieve optimal coalescence of the formula. For maximum adhesion on exotic or softwood species, a suitable primer remains essential.
FAQ
What types of surfaces can I apply this lacquer to?
Interior Strong Finish 20 is applied to wood and metal in interior settings, after appropriate priming. It is suitable for cabinet doors, table tops, doors, door frames, skirting boards, window frames, sills, panels, furniture and metal surfaces with corrosion protection.
What is the difference compared to standard lacquer?
This lacquer is reinforced with polyurethane, which gives it superior hardness and scratch resistance compared to standard acrylic paint. Its optimal coalescence produces a particularly crisp and uniform film, with a semi-gloss appearance close to traditional enamel.
Do I need to apply a primer before the lacquer?
Yes, the substrate must be primed before application. The choice of primer depends on the nature of the substrate: new wood, old wood, ferrous metal or other. Consult your Pygmalion adviser to determine the complete system suited to your project.
Is this lacquer suitable for kitchen furniture?
Absolutely. Its increased resistance to soiling, wear and cleaning makes it particularly suitable for heavily stressed surfaces such as kitchen fronts, where aesthetic and functional requirements are high.
