Konig Felt Touch-up Pens

• Remove cap – pen is immediately ready for use.
• Dab on glaze with the tip of the pen as much as required – using no pressure – or apply with short strokes.
• If too much glaze has been applied and therefore the application becomes too dark, it can be toned down with wire wool after it has begun to dry.
• In case of ‘strongly soaking’, untreated or raw wood (e.g. abraded areas) just dab on slightly.
• When repairing filled spots (e.g. with König fillers) apply a barrier coat with Special Repair Lacquer to the ground underneath. To obtain a final sealing, spray again with Special Repair Lacquer.
• From time to time clean the brush tip with a cloth to avoid contamination. Prevent the brush tip coming into contact with lacquers, e.g. when retouching-up lacquers that have not completely dried. The tip might become sticky or resinous.
• Close pen carefully after use – danger of drying up!