Wood polish and coatings
Polished wood shows every shortcut. We finish doors, wall panelling, wardrobes and loose furniture across a whole project, to a sample approved for colour and sheen.
What is included
- Sanding, staining and grain filling
- Melamine polish in matt and gloss
- Clear and pigmented PU finishes
- Lacquer and traditional polish for restoration and heritage interiors
- Restoration of existing woodwork in occupied hotels and homes
Materials and systems
- Asian Paints Woodtech range, including melamine and PU systems
- Other specified wood-finish brands on request
Products are fixed by the project specification. We apply the system the architect, owner or builder selects and advise where a different product would last longer.
How we carry it out
- 01
Approve a sample
Stain colour and sheen are approved on the actual veneer or timber.
- 02
Prepare
Surfaces are sanded through the grits and grain is filled.
- 03
Seal
Sealer coats are applied and rubbed down between coats.
- 04
Finish
Top coats are sprayed or hand-applied in a dust-controlled area.
- 05
Cure and protect
Polished pieces are left to cure and wrapped until handover.
Wood polish and coatings: common questions
- What is the difference between melamine and PU polish?
- Melamine is a quicker, more economical finish that brings out the grain well. PU forms a harder, more even film with stronger resistance to scratches, heat, water and stains, and it is available in clear and solid colours.
- Which polish is better for doors and furniture that are used every day?
- PU. Main doors, dining tables, hotel room furniture and reception counters take daily wear, and PU holds its surface and sheen for longer.
- Can you polish woodwork in a hotel or home that is in use?
- Yes. Work is planned room by room or floor by floor with agreed working hours, dust control and low-odour systems where they are specified.
- Which wood-finish brands do you use?
- The Asian Paints Woodtech range, including melamine and PU systems, and other brands when the project specifies them.
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Project enquiry
Have a project in mind?
Send the drawings or the site location. A site engineer will visit, measure and give you an itemised quotation.