Deep black with a distinctive patina

The Burnt Wood Coal effect embodies uncompromising expressiveness. Rich black tones, pronounced crack patterns and a bespoke patina lend the wood an intense and elegant appearance. Every surface becomes a unique piece – raw, powerful and yet finished to a high standard. Whether in modern interior design, furniture design or as an exclusive design element: this variant makes a strong statement and turns wood into a confident design statement.

Burnt Wood – Character in its most powerful shape

The Burnt Wood effect creates deeply textured, expressive surfaces reminiscent of naturally charred wood. The grain is intensely highlighted through heavy texturing, a multi-layered build-up and the targeted use of effect products. Dark pigmentation and patina techniques create an impressive sense of depth and an authentic burnt appearance. The result is not only visually striking but can also be experienced through touch.

The materials

The following products and tools are required for the Burnt Wood effect:

Aduro Legnopur G10 – base and top coat
Pigmopur G50 black – for intense pigmentation
Aduro Crackle Effect – for the characteristic formation of crack
Arova Dirty Effect black, and white – for creating a patina

You will also need:

Metal wire brush
Anderlon brush
Sanding sponges (incl. K220)
Clean, lint-free cloth

Steps

Step 1: Texturing the surface

Brush the wooden surfaceäche vigorously with a metal-bristled brushürste to bring out the grain. Thenßend brush it with an Anderlon brushürsteürste to remove any loose wood fibres.
Step 2: Levelling, priming and finishing ( & )

Smooth the surfaceä using an abrasive sponge, working across the grain, and remove all dustä thoroughly. Then apply one generous coat of Aduro Legnopur G10. Allow to dry in accordanceäß with the technical specifications.
Step 3: Prepare the skin for pigmentation &

Once dry, perform intermediate sanding using a K220 sanding sponge. Then apply one generous coat of Pigmopur G50 black. Allow to dry for approx. 60 minutes.
Step 4: Create a crackle effect

Apply the Aduro Crackle effect evenly. Then allow the surfaceäche über Nacht vollständig to dry thoroughly overnight so that the crackle texture develops to its full potential.
Step 5: Build up the black depths

After the crackle effect has set, apply a top coat of Pigmopur G50 black. This enhances the contrast and sense of depth. Leave to dry overnight.
Step 6: Creating a patina

Apply a 1:1 mixture of Arova Dirty Effect black and whi&; evenly across the entire surface&. Wipe off in patches with a clean cloth until the desired patina and depth of colour&is achieved.
Step 7: Protection & Finishing

Finally, the surface is finished with Aduro Legnopur G10. The top coat protects the finish and ensures&a durable, high-quality surface.
The result:

The Burnt Wood effect (Charcoal) impresses with its deep black tones, powerful crackled textures and a bespoke patina. The surface has an intense, striking and unique appearance – a bold statement for sophisticated design concepts with character.