Wood Coating 

When it comes to wood, quality coating matters, whether you’re using waterproof wood polish, waterproof exterior paint for wood, exterior wood coating, or an outdoor wood coating. But even inside your home, woodwork like cabinets, doors, or furniture needs protection too. 

Why Use MRF Paints Wood Coating ?

MRF Paints provides a range of interior wood finishes that combine precision resin technology and low-odour formulas. These coatings are:

• Low‑VOC and indoor‑safe
• Smooth, satin or glossy finishes
• Scratch and stain resistant
• Compatible with exterior wood standards

Our Products

AquaCoat PU 1K

• 1‑pack polyurethane finish designed for wood surfaces

• Provides a high-gloss, wipeable finish

• Exhibits excellent adhesion, suitable for doors, cabinets, and trims

• Fast drying with strong day-to-day scratch resistance

WoodCoat Italia

• Italian-inspired wood coating offering deep, natural tones

• Satin or matte custom looks with UV-resistant pigments

• Smooth, touchable surface ideal for premium interiors

FreshWood Interior

• Water-based wood colour paint is available in classic and trendy shades

• Delivers a soft matte finish, highlighting wood grain

• Low odour and quick drying make it excellent for living areas

EezeeWood 2-in-1

• Combines primer and wood finish in a single product

• Suits both interior and waterproof exterior paint for wood usage

• Makes quick, reliable coating easy—even in multi-purpose areas like balconies

Melamine

• Fast-drying wood finish that replicates melamine laminate appearance

• High scratch resistance, suitable for kitchen cabinets and storage

• Often used with an additional exterior wood coating in wet areas

WoodCoat Ultra Interior

• Top-tier PU wood polish for high-traffic areas

• Superior gloss retention, stain resistance, and easy cleanability

• Works effortlessly over previously coated wood surfaces

Choosing the right Wood Coating 

• Determine the Use: Identify whether the wood will be used indoors or outdoors to select an appropriate coating.
• Consider the Environment: Assess exposure to moisture, sunlight, and temperature fluctuations to ensure durability.
• Select the Finish: Choose between matte, satin, or glossy finishes based on your aesthetic preference.
• Check for Waterproofing: For outdoor applications, ensure the coating is waterproof or water-resistant to protect against the elements.
• Evaluate VOC Levels: Opt for low-VOC options for safer indoor air quality.
• Read Product Reviews: Research user experiences to gauge effectiveness and ease of application.

FAQs

• What is waterproof paint for wood outdoors?

Waterproof finish for wood outdoors is a specially formulated coating designed to protect wooden surfaces from moisture, rain, and humidity. It prevents rot and decay, ensuring the longevity of the wood, making it ideal for outdoor applications.

• Can I use exterior wood coating on interior surfaces?

While exterior wood coatings can be used on interior surfaces, it’s generally recommended to use products designed specifically for interior applications. Exterior coatings may have higher VOC levels and might not be necessary for indoor use.

• What are the benefits of using outdoor wood coating?

Outdoor wood coating provides essential protection against the elements, including UV rays, moisture, and temperature fluctuations. It helps maintain the appearance of the wood while preventing damage, ensuring longevity and durability.

• Can interior wood coatings resist moisture?

Absolutely. Products like Melamine and AquaCoat PU 1K offer moisture-resistant films, similar to waterproof paint for wood outdoors, without the outdoor shine.

• Can I use MRF wood coatings on previously painted surfaces?

Yes, MRF wood coatings can be applied over previously painted surfaces as long as the old paint is in good condition. Ensure the surface is clean and lightly sanded to promote adhesion.

• What is the difference between melamine and polyurethane wood coatings?
  Melamine offers a fast-drying, economical finish suitable for interiors, while polyurethane (PU) coatings like AquaCoat provide deeper gloss, better durability, and sometimes even waterproof exterior paint for wood-level performance.
• Are these coatings eco-friendly?
  Yes, most MRF interior wood coatings are low-VOC and designed for indoor safety. They’re ideal when you want a safe alternative to heavy-duty exterior wood coating indoors.

• Will interior wood coatings prevent termite damage?

While these coatings seal surfaces well, they don’t act as termite repellents. However, the smooth, sealed finish may deter pests from infesting exposed wood.

• How do I know if my wood needs waterproofing?

If your wood shows signs of moisture damage, such as warping, cracking, or discolouration, it likely needs waterproofing. Additionally, if the wood is exposed to the elements, applying a waterproof coating is essential for protection.

• What is the drying time for MRF wood coatings?

Drying times vary depending on the specific product and environmental conditions. Generally, most MRF wood coatings dry to the touch within a few hours but may require a full cure time of 24 hours or more.