Enhance the beauty of all your interior wood and seal out household odors and contaminants. Lifeline Interior can be used as a color coat or sealing coat on walls when you want to apply an interior clear-coat for additional protection or luster. Interior finishes make log walls easy to clean.
Lifeline Interior breathes to allow trapped moisture to evaporate from logs. The addition of UV Boost to the first coat of Lifeline Interior significantly reduces the ‘picture frame effect’ in sun-exposed locations.
Lifeline Interior will not yellow. You can apply multiple coats to develop the color and film thickness that you desire. Lifeline Interior is completely compatible with our other interior finish options.
Lifeline Interior comes in 5-gallon pails and 1-gallon pails. Free samples of all our finishes are available.
Product Information
Features
- Excellent UV protection
- Long lasting color retention
- Breathable film allows unseasoned logs to dry out
- We recommend Lifeline Acrylic or Sure Shine topcoat over the stain coat
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Application Temperature
40° to 90°F
Application Methods
- Airless sprayer
- Brush
Surface Preparation
- Clean and dry
- Free of mold and mildew
- Never use steel wool
Special Instructions
- Back-brushing required
- Stir container every 15 minutes
- Maintain a wet edge to avoid lap marks
Shelf Life
3 Years
Frequency
As needed, depending on exposure
Drying Time
- Dry to the touch in 1 hour
- Cures within 3 days
Coverage Rate
- 350-450 square feet / gallon on bare wood (1st coat)
- 600-800 square feet / gallon on finished wood (2nd coat)
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.
