Overview
Dulux Weathershield Exterior Wood and Metal Quick Dry Satin paint is rainproof, mould resistant and touch dry in 2 hours. This paint comes with 6 years guaranteed protection from the weather. The finish that Quick Dry Satin provides is an attractive mid-sheen, perfect if you're looking for less of a shiny finish to a traditional gloss finish. The weatherproof film protects the surface from the elements, dirt and mould and is flexible enough to resist cracking, keeping the paintwork looking better for longer in comparison to Dulux gloss paints.
- Touch dry in 2 hours
- Mould resistant paint
- Rainproof
Area | Exterior |
Recommended Use | Exterior wood and metal surfaces |
Base | Water-Based |
Coverage | Up to 18m² per litre |
Drying Time | 2 Hours Touch Dry, 6 Hours Drying Time |
Re-Coat Time | 6 Hours |
Recommended Coats | 1-2 Coats |
Application Method | Brush |
VOC Levels | Low |
Clean Up | Remove as much paint as possible from the equipment before cleaning with water |
Preparation
Special precautions should be taken when preparing pre-1960s paint surfaces over wood and metal as they may contain harmful lead.
- Before painting, ensure surface is in clean, dry condition with no flaking or dirt.
- Sand down the surface, to remove any existing sheen.
- Any areas with mould, algae, fungi or lichen should first be treated with a before painting.
Application
Only apply in dry conditions, above 10°C and when bad weather is not forecast. Stir the paint thoroughly before you start to ensure an even distribution. We strongly advise you to test a small are before beginning, to ensure that you're happy with the colour and finish.
- First, apply two coats of to primed surfaces with a brush
- Apply one or two coats with a brush, leaving 6 hours between coats
- It is advisable to only use light colours on south facing, resinous wood
- Allow to dry for 6 hours
- Some dark colours may need a further coat
Always follow the manufacturer's instruction found on the tin
Aftercare & Storage
Store in a dry place and protect the paint from extreme temperatures