MOSHE 3000
WOOD
Active component for penetrating water and oil-repellent treatments for wood.
BENEFITS
Why choose
MOSHE 3000 WOOD?
Technological, durable, and sustainable — see why you should choose MOSHE 3000 WOOD.
Advantages of using MOSHE 3000 WOOD
Active component for penetrating water and oil-repellent treatments for wood.
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Water repellent with a strong visible beading effect.
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Provides good protection against oil if removed within up to 30 minutes.
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Does not form a film on the wood substrate.
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Penetration into absorbent wood surfaces.
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Chemically bonds to wood substrates
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UV-stable to extend the lifespan of the treatment.
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3-year warranty based on performance reports verified by third-party laboratories, excluding design defects, structural failures, or misuse of the material, provided it is correctly applied.
Main applications of
MOSHE 3000 WOOD
Active component for penetrating water and oil-repellent treatments for wood.
Frequently Asked Questions
the most common questions about MOSHE 3000 WOOD
It can be used on wood substrates that need to repel water without altering their color.
The product coverage ranges from 6 to 13 m²/L, depending on the roughness of the applied surface. The more porous the surface, the lower the coverage.
Product certified by the HBC (Healthy Building Certificate) as a qualified and certified product that poses no risk to human health or the environment, and is therefore considered a healthy and sustainable product. HBC grants the product MOSHE 3000 the title of Qualified and Certified Product, registered under Code PROD20230110BRAPR0051, valid until August 23, 2026.
According to the SGS USA Test Report: Report of Product Testing Report – Interim Product: Moshe 3000 Stone / Wood, Lab No.: 23-821-2, under ASTM D1308-21 Chemical Resistance – Standard Test Method for Effect of Household Chemicals on Clear and Pigmented Organic Finishes, one drop of solution was placed on the surface of the coating in question. The sample was then placed in the test room for 24 hours at 73.4 ± 3.5°F and 50 ± 2% humidity. At the conclusion of the test period, the sample was examined for visible signs of discoloration, blistering, softening, swelling, loss of adhesion, or other special phenomena. No significant signs of distress in these categories were observed.