Types of Wooden Polish by Asian Paints – Uses, Applications, Pros & Cons

When it comes to enhancing and protecting wooden surfaces, Asian Paints offers a range of high-quality wood polish products. These polishes not only improve the aesthetic appeal of furniture and interiors but also ensure long-term durability against environmental elements like moisture, heat, and wear. In this blog, we’ll explore the popular types of wooden polish available from Asian Paints, their applications, advantages, and disadvantages to help you choose the right finish for your furniture.

🌟 Popular Types of Wooden Polish by Asian Paints

1. Asian Paints Woodtech PU (Polyurethane)

Available in:

• PU Palette (Solvent-based)
• PU Luxury Gold (Solvent-based)
• PU Aquadur (Water-based)

Best For: High-end furniture, kitchen cabinets, and wardrobes.

Application: Spray or brush; 2–3 coats over a sealer.

Advantages:

• Excellent durability
• Water and heat resistant
• High gloss and smooth finish
• Available in matte, semi-gloss, and high-gloss

Disadvantages:

• Requires professional application
• Slightly expensive
• Longer drying time for solvent-based versions

2. Asian Paints Woodtech Melamyne

Available in:

• Gloss
• Matte

Best For: Dining tables, wall panels, and office furniture.

Application: Spray application; requires a base sealer and topcoat.

Advantages:

• Good stain resistance
• Affordable compared to PU
• Quick-drying
• Rich, hard finish

Disadvantages:

• Less flexible than PU; may crack with wood expansion
• Slight yellowing over time
• Moderate durability

3. Asian Paints Woodtech Emporio PU

Best For: Luxury residential and commercial furniture.

Application: Spray-based application; often used with a matching Emporio sealer.

Advantages:

• Ultra-premium, luxurious finish
• Superior scratch and chemical resistance
• Available in a range of rich tones

Disadvantages:

• Very high cost
• Needs expert application
• Longer curing time

4. Asian Paints Woodtech Touchwood

Best For: DIY projects, decorative woodwork, window frames, and doors.

Application: Brush-on application; available in gloss and matte.

Advantages:

• Easy to apply (even by homeowners)
• Cost-effective
• Quick drying
• Good for interior and semi-exterior use

Disadvantages:

• Not as durable as PU or Melamyne
• Limited protection against heavy wear or moisture
• Requires reapplication over time

5. Asian Paints Woodtech Polyester

Best For: High-gloss, mirror-like finishes on luxury furniture.

Application: Needs a skilled applicator; usually applied in 3–5 coats.

Advantages:

• Ultra-glossy, mirror-finish
• Extremely hard and durable
• Great for rich grain visibility

Disadvantages:

• Very difficult to apply
• Time-consuming process
• High material and labor cost

🛠️ Application Tips for Best Results

• Surface Preparation: Always clean, sand, and seal the wood before polishing.
• Humidity & Temperature Control: Ideal application conditions help avoid blisters and dull finishes.
• Professional Help: For PU and Polyester finishes, expert application is strongly recommended.
• Maintenance: Wipe with a soft dry cloth regularly and avoid harsh chemicals.

✅ Comparison Table – At a Glance

🪑 Conclusion

Choosing the right wood polish depends on the look, usage, and durability you desire. Asian Paints offers a versatile range from easy DIY options like Touchwood to luxury finishes like Emporio PU and Polyester. For furniture manufacturers, interior designers, or DIY enthusiasts, investing in the right polish not only enhances beauty but extends the life of wooden furniture.

If you’re looking to customize or refinish your furniture, feel free to reach out to Parabot Furniture & Interio – we use only the best polishes from brands like Asian Paints to bring elegance and durability to every piece.

📞 Need help choosing the right polish for your furniture?

Chat with us on WhatsApp at 9513845920 or Visit Our Factory in Bangalore and explore how we bring wood to life!