Resene Concrete Clear
by Resene
Wānaka, New Zealand
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While concrete walls and surfaces are durable, they can be very tricky to keep clean. Small contaminants tend to get ingrained into the surface of the concrete and can be difficult, if not impossible, to clean.
Resene Concrete Clear is a tough waterborne glaze for use on concrete and brick surfaces. It enhances the colour and natural beauty of concrete, brick and stone and provides a thin protective layer that can be much more easily cleaned than the bare surface. Resene Concrete Clear is non-yellowing, resistant to alkaline cleansers, chipping, peeling, oil and fat splashes. It’s Environmental Choice approved and waterbased so it’s low odour and easy to wash up in water.
You can achieve a natural looking finish with concrete finished in Resene Concrete Clear. So when you’re choosing concrete don’t choose bare and unprotected, choose natural look and well protected.
Available in three gloss levels: flat, satin and gloss from Resene ColorShops and resellers.
Product Details
- Product
- Resene Concrete Clear
- Category
- Exterior Paints
- Sold by
- Resene
While concrete walls and surfaces are durable, they can be very tricky to keep clean.
Small contaminants tend to get ingrained into the surface of the concrete and can be difficult, if not impossible, to clean.
Resene Concrete Clear is a tough waterborne glaze for use on concrete and brick surfaces. It enhances the colour and natural beauty of concrete, brick and stone and provides a thin protective layer that can be much more easily cleaned than the bare surface. Resene Concrete Clear is non-yellowing, resistant to alkaline cleansers, chipping, peeling, oil and fat splashes. It’s Environmental Choice approved and waterbased so it’s low odour and easy to wash up in water.
You can achieve a natural looking finish with concrete finished in Resene Concrete Clear. So when you’re choosing concrete don’t choose bare and unprotected, choose natural look and well protected.
Available in three gloss levels: flat, satin and gloss from Resene ColorShops and resellers.
- Specs / Details
Typical uses:
- Brickwork/artificial brickwork
- Fibre cement
- High build acrylics
- Masonry surfaces
- Plaster
Physical properties:
- Vehicle type: Acrylic-urethane
- Pigmentation: None
- Solvent: Water
- Finish: Flat, satin, gloss
- Colour: Milky – dries clear
- Dry time (minimum): 30 minutes at 18°C
- Recoat time (minimum): 2 hours
- Primer required: Yes on porous and cementitious substrates
- Theoretical coverage: 12 sq. metres per litre, coverage will vary with surface porosity
- Usual no. of coats: 3
- Abrasion resistance: Very good
- Chemical resistance: Good
- Heat resistance: Good
- Solvent resistance: Good
- Durability: Excellent
- Thinning and clean up: Water
- VOC: Flat c. 48 grams per litre, Satin c. 63 grams per litre, Gloss c. 63 grams per litre, (see Resene VOC Summary)
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Frequently asked questions about
Resene Concrete Clear
The Resene Concrete Clear is supplied by Resene. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Resene lists on ArchiPro.
Resene does not publish a price for the Resene Concrete Clear on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Exterior Paints on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with exterior paints from other suppliers.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Bunker House | Project of the Month by Dalman Architects, Butler + Osman by Imagine Architecture and Number 5 Waiheke by Architectus. See how it was used in a finished space.
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