Carbon Coat for Timber is a premium, heavy-duty topcoat designed to give your wood floors incredible strength and a crystal-clear finish. It uses advanced polycarbonate technology to protect your timber better than standard coatings, making it much harder to scratch or scuff.
Why It’s a Top Choice
Built to Last: It offers outstanding resistance to impacts and scratches, making it perfect for busy, high-traffic areas.
Stays Clear Forever: The advanced formula is UV-stable and non-yellowing, so your timber’s natural colour won't look "aged" or discoloured over time.
Professional Finish Made Easy: It flows smoothly across the floor, which helps hide brush and roller marks for a uniform, high-end look.
Back in Action Quickly: It dries fast and hardens early, so you can get back to using your floors sooner than with traditional products.
Eco-Friendly and Safe: It is water-based with virtually no odour and ultra-low toxic emissions (VOCs), making it safer for your family and the environment.
Optional Power-Up: While it is a strong single-pack system, you can mix in Diamond Link Hardener if you need even more durability for extreme conditions.
Where to Use It
Ideal for: Most indoor Australian timber floors in homes or commercial spaces.
Note: This product is not recommended for parquetry flooring.
Quick Facts
Appearance: Choose from gloss, satin, or matte finishes.
Coverage: 1 litre covers approximately 8–12 square meters per coat.
Drying Time: Just 30 minutes (at 25°C) between coats.
Full Cure: Your floor will be completely set and at maximum strength within 3 days.
Application: Use a brush and a 10mm microfibre roller for the best results.
Pro Tips for Success
Preparation: Always sand back to bare timber and use Ecoshield Colour Enhance as your primer before applying Carbon Coat.
Weather Watch: For the best results, apply when it is between 18°C and 25°C. Avoid applying if the temperature is above 30°C or below 10°C.
The First 72 Hours: Keep the floor dry and do not clean it with water or chemicals for the first 3 days while it reaches its full cure.
