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Natural, cherry and
mahogany wood surfacing is classic and contemporary, warm and cool and
intriguing yet comfortable.
Formica Lignaź wood
surfacing is real wood laminated to a phenolic core, which provides
the warmth of natural woodgrains in an environmentally responsible
product. Formica Ligna also combines the beauty of natural wood
with exotic designs and more consistent quality and ease of use than
other wood veneers. Formica Ligna is made from real wood veneer.
Consequently, light color and pattern variation may occur and does not
indicate a product defect. As with natural wood, exposure to direct
sunlight can produce color change; any slight change in color over
time does not indicate a product defect.
Formica Ligna is
available with two types of surfaces:
Unfinished surface is
intended for application to dry interior light duty horizontal or
vertical surfaces requiring a radiused edge where design, appearance,
and quality are required. Surface properties are dependent on the
finish applied by the fabricator. Do not leave the surface unfinished.
Polyurethane surface is intended for application to dry interior light
duty horizontal or vertical surfaces requiring a radiused edge where
design, appearance, quality, durability, and resistance to stain and
heat from ordinary sources are required.
Scratches and Impact
Formica Ligna is not intended for high-wear horizontal applications
such as kitchen countertops or transaction areas that are prone to
abuse. The surface of Formica Ligna can be damaged by abuse or
carelessness. Do not slice, chop, pound, or hammer on the
laminate surface. Heavy impact can cause cracks and gouges in the
surface.
Formica Ligna Polyurethane pre-finished surfaces should be treated in
the same manner as fine wood furniture, and may be cleaned with a damp
cloth.
The use of solvent based cleaning solutions is not recommended. If in
doubt about the suitability of a particular cleaner, detergent or
polish, check with Web -Don, Inc. The use of abrasive cleaners,
powders, scouring pads, steel wool, sandpaper, etc., can damage the
finish and make the surface susceptible to staining.
Stains
Most common staining agents have no effect on the polyurethane surface
laminates. Stains from the following materials and liquids, however,
are more stubborn or even permanent and will not disappear:
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Hair dyes and rinses
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Laundry bluing
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Pharmaceuticals
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Wood stains
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Marking pens
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Newsprint
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Indelible inks
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Cash register ink
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Food pricing label ink
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