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Coating Product series: YT-CT

High-performance PUD for wood & furniture finishes

Hard PUD grades that combine scratch and stain resistance with the clarity and weatherability premium wood finishes demand.

High-performance PUD for wood & furniture finishes
High hardness
Scratch resistance
Clear film
Premium furniture
Hot-block
Stacking resistance
Low VOC
Waterborne systems
Coating

Hard PUD for wood & furniture

Our coating-grade dispersions deliver high pencil hardness, excellent blocking resistance and good clarity for wood furniture, cabinetry and industrial wood protection — outperforming conventional acrylics in toughness.

High hardness and scratch resistance

Excellent hot-blocking resistance

Good clarity and leveling

Low VOC, waterborne systems

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Coating

Coating applications

Furniture & cabinetry

Clear and pigmented topcoats with high clarity and chemical resistance.

Floor & panel

Tough films for traffic-wear and stain resistance on wood substrates.

Industrial wood

Protective coats on doors, mouldings and engineered wood.

Process

Typical wood finishing sequence

Layer build, clarity and blocking resistance depend on resin hardness and cure.

Step 01

Sand & seal

Substrate prepared; sealer fills grain and builds adhesion.

Step 02

Color & fill

Stain or base coats build color and smooth the surface.

Step 03

Topcoat

Hard PUD top layers deliver gloss, hardness and feel.

Step 04

Cure & pack

Air or forced dry; hot-block test before stacking and ship.

Grade selection

Choosing a coating-grade PUD

Substrate, sheen and chemical resistance narrow the YT-CT shortlist.

ParameterWhat to specify
SubstrateSolid wood, MDF, plywood
SheenMatte to high gloss
HardnessPencil hardness, scratch, blocking
ChemicalsStain, hot coffee, household cleaners
System1K waterborne or hybrid with additives
Series

Recommended Products

Representative YotoChem grades for this application — full TDS available on request.

YT-8083

YT-8083

Waterborne peelable PU resin for temporary protection of glass, metal, painted and plastic parts — excellent leveling, clean peel-off and yellowing resistance.

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YT-306

YT-306

Epoxy-modified anionic aromatic PUD with smooth film formation, high gloss and extensibility — heat, abrasion, water, corrosion and insulation resistance.

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YT-618

YT-618

Anionic aliphatic PUD with pencil hardness 1H–2H — excellent water, solvent and abrasion resistance with good adhesion to a wide range of substrates.

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YT-3300

YT-3300

Bio-based waterborne polyurethane for specialty top coats — clear, tough films with excellent wet/dry rub, cut, solvent and scratch resistance, and strong adhesion that enhances coating durability.

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YT-6035

YT-6035

Specialty anionic aliphatic PUD with excellent penetration, sand-binding and strong adhesion — solvent and water resistant primer resin for art coatings, wood primers, industrial paints and floor coatings.

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YT-5110

YT-5110

Anionic polycarbonate-based PUD with medium-hard glossy films — alcohol wipe resistance ≥50 cycles, good water and solvent resistance; for metal, plastic, glass and leather finishing.

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YT-6056

YT-6056

Anionic aliphatic waterborne polyurethane dispersion — non-toxic, high film hardness, deep blackness and excellent adhesion, with good solvent and water resistance.

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YT-6058

YT-6058

Specialty anionic aliphatic PUD with high gloss and pencil hardness up to 2H — excellent water and solvent resistance for wood topcoats, industrial paints and floor coatings on hard substrates.

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YT-6059

YT-6059

Anionic aliphatic waterborne polyurethane dispersion — non-toxic, high film hardness, excellent colour development and sanding performance, with good solvent and water resistance.

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YT-6070

YT-6070

Anionic aliphatic waterborne polyurethane dispersion — non-toxic, high film hardness with good film formation and gloss, adhesion to many substrates and outstanding water resistance.

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YT-615

YT-615

Waterborne anionic aliphatic polyurethane dispersion — eco-friendly emulsion with good mechanical properties; smooth, transparent, high-gloss films that are light-fast and yellowing-resistant; used for metal surface protective coatings with high hardness, water/solvent/abrasion resistance, anti-corrosion and insulation; good adhesion on PVC and PET.

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YT-6153

YT-6153

Anionic aliphatic PUD with smooth, scratch- and abrasion-resistant films (HB hardness) — eco-compliant protective coating for metal, glass and wood surfaces.

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YT-616

YT-616

Anionic aliphatic waterborne polyurethane dispersion — eco-friendly and non-toxic, high film hardness (1H–2H) with low-temperature film formation, excellent solvent, water and abrasion resistance, good adhesion to a wide range of substrates; widely used in coatings demanding high film hardness, for one-component cosmetics (nail polish), waterborne wood, metal, plastic and glass coatings.

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YT-617

YT-617

Anionic polycarbonate-based PUD with film pencil hardness up to 2H — excellent scratch, abrasion, water and solvent resistance, good low-temperature film formation, transparent and high-gloss.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does PUD compare to acrylic on wood?

Our coating-grade PUD typically offers better toughness and hot-blocking than conventional acrylics at similar gloss — we recommend panel tests on your substrate.

Can I use one grade for sealer and topcoat?

Some grades work across layers; for premium furniture we often pair a flexible sealer with a harder topcoat — share your layer structure.

Do you offer matte wood finishes?

Yes — self-matting and compatible matting agents are available; specify target gloss and clarity.

What drying conditions are typical?

Room-temperature or low-temperature forced air; full properties develop over 7–14 days depending on formulation and humidity.

Applications

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Selecting a wood-coating resin?

Describe your substrate, sheen level and performance spec — we'll recommend YT-CT or related grades.