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Liquid PSXN Matting Compound

Surface preparation before the next approved process

Liquid PSXN Matting Compound reduces gloss to an even matt or satin level on cured coatings, working by altering the surface texture at a microscopic scale rather than by adding a layer. It is silicone-free, so the treated surface remains recoatable. It suits wood furniture, lacquers, polyurethane and industrial coatings where the specified sheen is lower than the coating delivers. Sheen reduction is cumulative across passes, so work up to the target rather than past it, and confirm the level on a test area.

Suitable context
870 g270 g

Common applications

  • Controlled matting of suitable coatings
  • Preparation for refinishing
  • Workshop surface-preparation steps
Product overview

Where this product fits

Silicone-free matting compound that reduces gloss to an even matt finish on wood, lacquer and industrial coatings.

Key benefits

  • Creates a uniform, non-reflective surface without streaking.
  • Suitable for Wood & Industrial Coatings: Tailored for lacquers, polyurethane, and industrial finishes.
  • De-glosses quickly without damaging the underlying material.
  • Silicone-free, so the treated surface stays recoatable and topcoat adhesion is unaffected.
  • Apply by hand or with a microfiber cloth for even results.

Selection and use checkpoints

  • Confirm compatibility before use
  • Test the process on a small area
  • Follow the coating-system instructions

Pro tip

Use a microfiber applicator for precise matting on intricate wood details.

Technical information

Product specifications

Suitable surfaceCompatible painted or coated surfaces
Primary purposeSurface preparation before the next approved process
Available formats870 g, 270 g
Country of originIndia

Sizes & formats

933 g465 g180 g

Compatibility

Wood furniture, industrial coatings, and specialty surfaces

Purpose

Matte, de-glossed

Application route

Correction, refinement and inspection sequence

  1. Inspect and clean the finish

    Remove loose contamination and identify the defect or finish objective before choosing a compound.

  2. Start with a controlled test area

    Use the least aggressive suitable product, pad and process on a representative area.

  3. Work in manageable sections

    Follow the current product instructions and avoid allowing residue to dry unexpectedly.

  4. Wipe and inspect before repeating

    Use a clean cloth and suitable lighting to decide whether another correction or refinement stage is needed.

Practical guidance

Liquid PSXN Matting Compound FAQs

How does Lunaris PSXN Liquid Matting Compound work?

Lunaris PSXN gently reduces gloss by microscopically altering the surface texture, creating a uniform matte finish. Its fast-acting, streak-free formula is suited to adjusting sheen levels on wood furniture, industrial coatings, and specialty surfaces.

Can I use PSXN on previously painted or lacquered surfaces?

Yes, PSXN is designed to work on lacquered, painted, and coated surfaces. It effectively de-glosses without damaging the underlying material, making it suitable for refinishing projects or preparing surfaces for a new coat.

Is Lunaris PSXN safe for antique or delicate wood furniture?

Yes, PSXN is safe for use on antique and delicate wood pieces. Its silicone-free formula gives a controlled matting effect without leaving residue, making it an excellent choice for restoring fine furniture.

Do I need to apply a sealant after using PSXN?

It depends on the project. If you're using PSXN to prep for recoating, a sealant or topcoat is recommended for durability. However, if you’re simply reducing gloss for aesthetic purposes, no additional sealing is necessary.

Can Lunaris PSXN be applied by hand, or do I need a machine?

PSXN can be applied both by hand and with a low-speed polisher. For detailed areas, a microfiber cloth keeps application even, while a soft pad with a polisher is suited to larger surfaces.