Ascend Exterior Water-based Finish, Gloss, Clear, 1 Gallon

Ascend Exterior Water-Based Clear Finish is a durable, water-based coating designed for exterior application on wood, fiberglass, coated metal, and painted surfaces. This gloss finish provides protection against the elements while maintaining the appearance of your outdoor structures and furnishings. It is ideal for protecting railings, outdoor furniture, doors, and above-waterline marine surfaces from sun damage and weathering.

The fast-drying formula allows you to complete projects quickly and cleans up easily with just soap and water, making application and maintenance hassle-free. Ascend Exterior can also be used on interior windowsills and door frames to provide additional UV protection where sunlight exposure is a concern.

Features and Benefits

• UV Absorbers: Contains ultraviolet absorbers that help prevent sun-induced cracking, discoloration, and peeling, extending the life of your finish.
• Easy Cleanup: Cleans up easily with soap and water, eliminating the need for harsh chemical solvents.
• Quick Drying: Recoatable in 1–2 hours, allowing you to apply multiple coats and complete projects in a single day.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for wood, fiberglass, coated metal, and painted surfaces on railings, doors, outdoor furniture, and marine applications above the waterline.
• Interior Use: Can be applied to interior windowsills and door frames for added UV protection where direct sunlight enters the home.

Specifications

• Brand: Old Masters
• Model: 71301
• Type: Water-based exterior finish
• Sheen: Gloss
• Color: Clear
• Size: 1 gallon
• Container: Can

How to Use

Apply to properly prepared exterior surfaces such as railings, outdoor furniture, doors (wood, fiberglass, or steel), and above-waterline marine surfaces. For interior use, apply to windowsills and door frames. Recoatable in 1–2 hours. Surfaces receiving direct sunlight may require annual recoating to maintain gloss and prevent cracking and peeling. Do not use on wooden decks, steps, wood siding, log homes, or wood boats below the waterline.