Loba's lacquer range here is small but distinct — a professional-grade two-component system alongside a simpler, one-component alternative. The choice mostly comes down to how much application complexity you're prepared to take on.
2K Supra A.T.: A Two-Component System
The Loba 2K Supra A.T. Semi-Gloss Lacquer is a two-component product, mixed with a hardener before use — generally associated with a tougher, more durable result, at the cost of a slightly more involved application process.
Easy Finish: A Simpler Alternative
The Loba Easy Finish, Semi Gloss offers a similar sheen in a more straightforward, one-component format, ready to use without mixing.
FAQs
What's the practical difference between a two-component and one-component lacquer?
A two-component lacquer is mixed with a hardener before application and is generally considered more durable, while a one-component product is ready to use straight away with a simpler process.
Are both Loba lacquers the same sheen?
Both are described as semi-gloss, so the main difference between them is the application system rather than the finished look.
Is the 2K Supra A.T. worth the extra cost over Easy Finish?
That depends on the floor's use and your priorities — a two-component system is generally chosen for tougher, longer-lasting protection, while Easy Finish suits a more straightforward job.
Do I need any special equipment to mix the 2K Supra A.T.?
Check the product's data sheet for specific mixing instructions and any equipment recommendations before starting.
