Wood Bleach #2 is designed to be used with Morgan-Gallacher, Inc.’s Wood Bleach #1 as the activator portion of a 2-part wood bleaching system. This wood bleaching system can be used to lighten the natural color of untreated, bare wood.
Wood Bleach Solution is best applied with a synthetic paintbrush, but can also be applied by roller or sprayer provided the apparatus is made entirely of stainless steel or plastic. Wood Bleach components should be combined in a plastic container just prior to application in equal volumes. Do not mix more than is required for immediate application. Apply only an amount that will just saturate the wood. Do not allow the solution to puddle on horizontal surfaces or flow downward on vertical surfaces. If more than one application of solution is specified or required, allow the wood surfaces to achieve a uniformly dry appearance before applying subsequent applications. Allow the wood to dry until it has returned to its original moisture level. Sand again in the direction of the wood grain with the appropriate abrasive grit specified on the finish schedules (usually between 80- 220 grit). Sand until all machine marks and glue are removed and each species has achieved a uniform smoothness without rough or burnished areas.
Surface Preparation: Sand all wood surfaces in the direction of the wood grain with the appropriate abrasive grit specified on the finish schedules (usually between 80-100 grit). Make sure any previously applied finishes and stains are completely removed before applying Wood Bleach Solution. Remove all sanding dust from the surfaces to be finished and from the work area.
| pH | 5-Apr |
| Foam | Non-Foaming |
| Appearance | Clear Liquid |
| Odor | |
| DOT Shipping | UN 2014, Hydrogen Peroxide, Aqueous Solution, 5.1, (8) ,PG II |
| Normal Usage | Mix equal parts of Wood Bleach #1 and #2 |
Stated Dilution’s are a recommended starting point only. Consult your Morgan-Gallacher, Inc. Representative for recommendations on site specific dilutions and methods.
