
Lifeline Acrylic is a furniture grade clear coat for interior use. Lifeline Acrylic forms an attractive and durable protective film that adds sheen and makes cleaning wood surfaces a breeze. It can be applied onto Lifeline Interior or Prelude or directly over bare wood. Acrylic Gloss and Satin are an excellent finish for highlighting interior log walls, cabinets, paneling, timbers, trim, railings and other vertical wood surfaces. The resilient acrylic polymers in Acrylic Gloss and Satin help protect water-based stains, paints and sealers from abrasion, wear and water damage. The smooth finish provided by Acrylic Gloss or Satin makes woodwork easier to clean.
Lifeline Acrylic comes in 5-gallon pails and 1-gallon pails. Free samples of all our finishes are available.
Clear Interior Wood Finish
Features
- Will not Yellow
- Fast Drying
- Low VOCs
Resource Links
- SDS Lifeline Acrylic Satin
- SDS Lifeline Acrylic Gloss
- Product Label
- Wood Finishes Application Guide
Application Temperature
40° to 90°F
Application Methods
- Airless sprayer
- Brush
- Sponge
Surface Preparation
- Clean and dry
- Free of mold and mildew
- Never use steel wool
Special Instructions
- One to multiple coats depending on the desired film thickness
Shelf Life
3 Years
Frequency
One-time application
Drying Time
- Dry to the touch in 1 hour
- May be sanded in 4 hours
Coverage Rate
- 350-450 square feet / gallon on bare wood (1st coat)
- 600-800 square feet / gallon on finished wood (2nd coat)
- 700-900 square feet / gallon for subsequent coats
Lifeline FAQ
Do Lifeline finishes need a clear topcoat?
Yes. For all Lifeline exterior finishes we recommend Advance topcoat in either satin or gloss finish. Lifeline interior finishes we recommend Acrylic or PCS Clear Shield.
Do your finishes offer UV protection?
Yes. Ultra-7 and Ultra-2 finishes have UV Boost premixed. UV Boost is available to add to other Lifeline finishes.
Do I need to stain first before chinking?
It depends on the project. We recommend applying finish first, then chink. Read our article here for more info.