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These surfaces have a lower resistance than e.g. surfaces coated with lacquers. The coating is sufficiently protected for moderately stressed surfaces by a post-treatment with KREIDEZEIT Safflower Multi Purpose Wax<\/a>.
\nFor ceilings and wall panelling, beams, a treatment with wax is usually not necessary.<\/p>\n

Can be tinted with KREIDEZEIT Pigments.<\/p>\n

In the past, wooden surfaces were often painted with tempera paints indoors. Tempera paints are emulsions of aqueous binders, e.g. milk casein, and oil components, whereby casein is a very good emulsifier.
\nKREIDEZEIT Tempera Paint is a casein tempera. Casein tempera is better suited for wood coatings than pure casein paint, as the oil content improves adhesion and makes the paint a bit more flexible, similar to a plasticizer. A certain flexibility is important for wood coatings, as wood swells and shrinks with temperature and moisture changes.<\/p>\n

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