Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease and handling contamination before the wood top is coated.
Guided durable wood top coating
A wooden workbench top needs a harder coating than a decorative shelf because tools, boxes and workshop handling can mark soft finishes. This guide uses a 2K PU wood topcoat with correct sanding, degreasing, hardener and thinner for a durable silk matt result.
Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease and handling contamination before the wood top is coated.
MP Sanding Sponge helps key the workbench surface and soften edges so the coating can grip cleanly.
Mipa PU 230-30 is a fast drying 2K polyurethane wood topcoat for high quality furniture and wood finishes.
Mipa PU 912-10 hardener and Mipa 2K Thinner Normal V 25 support the specified PU 230-30 coating stage.
Remove wax, oil, silicone and loose old finish before sanding starts.
Key the top and edges with a consistent scratch pattern, then remove all dust.
Combine PU 230-30 with the specified hardener and thinner according to the Mipa technical data.
Spray or apply the coating method supported by the system and keep the film even across the working surface.
Return heavy tools and clamps only after the coating has cured enough to resist marking.
Choose PU 230-30 where a 2K polyurethane wood finish is more suitable than a light decorative coating.
Clean first, sand second and clean again so wax or silicone does not get pushed into the surface.
Keep this professional coating method away from food preparation surfaces unless a specific approval has been checked separately.
Round off sharp damaged edges before coating. A slightly softened edge holds paint better than a chipped square corner.
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