FAQ

Two types of wood finishes: OIL FINISH vs. VARNISH Oil and varnish are the two most typical finishes used in the wood products manufacturing indust...

If a wooden table is used for a long time, it not only becomes sticky, but many scratches are easily found on the surface.A good thing about the wo...

List of possible wood kind : Basically all woods. All : Walnut, oak, teak, mulbau, rubber tree, cypress, plywood, and others.※ Does not cause defo...

Q. I bought this product to get rid of water stains from my bathroom, but they keep on appearing! Why is this happening? Living Coat is not for co...

Q. I was testing Living Coat’s water repellency. So, I left few drops of water on one of my solid woods right after applying the product, and I fou...

Pomponazzi R&D Center, located in South Korea, developed a unique patented-combination of chemical ingredients to make every product produced b...

Q1. How long does it last? Living Coat generally lasts for three months. However, the duration may differ depending on the material. Q2. How does i...

Living Coat is made of 100% inorganic substances. Living Coat's inorganic feature makes it compatible with all materials without any chemical react...

About Living Coat (in general): ▣ Living Coat can be applied on basically all materials: wood, marble, ceramic, glass, tile, metal, leather, plasti...