Old Wood Italian Golden Grounds (A & B) Zoom

Old Wood Italian Golden Grounds (A & B)

Item Code OW27601

ITALIAN GOLDEN GROUND is a ground system (A + B) whose joint application provides a golden cinnamon colour that enhances the natural beauty of the wood, as well as long-lasting protection.
Italian Golden Ground A+B grounds enhance the natural beauty of the wood, protecting it indefinitely.
Italian Golden Ground A. Under exposure to ultraviolet radiation (natural or artificial), it transforms the clear surface of the wood into a uniform and transparent golden cinnamon color. An excellent finish is obtained that highlights the wood’s natural resinous structures.
Italian Golden Ground B. It should always be applied after the component A of the system. It acts as color printer and intensifies the resinous area, texture and natural light of the wood. It stabilises the obtained ground color by stopping the subsequent degradation of the wood to undesirable greyish colors (considering inside light conditions), which maintains the inherent aesthetic qualities of luminosity and texture of the wood indefinitely.
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These grounds can be applied using both oil varnishes and alcohol varnishes.
Dosage approx:  10 c.c. for violin / 35 c.c. for Cello / 75 c.c. for Double Bass

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Italian Golden Ground A+B grounds enhance the natural beauty of the wood, protecting it for life. Italian Golden Ground A. Under exposure to natural or artificial ultraviolet radiation, it gives the plain surface of the wood a uniform and transparent golden cinnamon color. An excellent finish is obtained that highlights the woods natural resinous structures. Italian Golden Ground B. It should always be applied after the systems A component. It acts as color printer and intensifies the resinous area, texture and natural light of the wood. It establishes the obtained ground color by stopping the subsequent degradation of the wood to undesirable greyish colors (with inside light), which maintains the inherent aesthetic and luminous qualities and texture of the wood for life. These grounds can be applied using both oil varnishes and alcohol varnishes.

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