Weathershield by Dulux
Reefton, New Zealand
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DULUX Weathershield has been specially designed to provide a tough, hard wearing finish that provides protection from all weather conditions. Formulated with MaxiFlex technology to expand and contract with with the surface, Dulux guarantees Weathershield won't peel, flake or blister for as long as you live in your home.
Product Details
- Product
- Weathershield by Dulux
- Category
- Exterior Paints
- Sold by
- Guthrie Bowron
Product Variants
- Colours
- Material
- Size
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DULUX Weathershield has been specially designed to provide a tough, hard wearing finish that provides protection from all weather conditions.
Formulated with MaxiFlex technology to expand and contract with with the surface, Dulux guarantees Weathershield won't peel, flake or blister for as long as you live in your home.
- Specs
- Sizes - 500ml, 1L, 2L, 4L, 10L
- Bases - Tinted to a wide range of colours from vivid white, deep, ultra deep, blue, bold yellow, brunswick green, extra bright, green, orange and true red bases
- Colour Range - Select from huge range of colours in-store
- Finish Sheen Level - Matt, Low Sheen, Gloss, Semi Gloss
- Scope of use
Use
DULUX Weathershield X10 Acrylic provides a long lasting exterior finish on masonry, bricks, concrete, render, fibro cement, exterior timber, and correctly primed Zincalume®, galvanised iron, steel, and wrought iron. Dulux guarantees that Weathershield will not blister, flake or peel for 10 years, provided it is applied on properly prepared surfaces as per label directions. This guarantee does not cover paint failure caused by any breakdown of coatings applied previously. If Dulux Weathershield does not perform as specified above, Dulux will provide free of charge paint to rectify the affected areas.
- Application
Roller, Brush, Airspray, Con-Spray.
Surface Preparation
All surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned and free of all dirt, dust, grease, loose or flaking paint. Metal surfaces should be free of rust, salts & any signs of corrosion. Efflorescence or mould on masonry or concrete surfaces must be treated. Occasionally an apparently sound old paint will lose adhesion when recoated, particularly if the new paint is darker in colour. To avoid this, check the adhesion of the old paint by cutting an 'X' through a clean area of the film with a sharp knife, press cellulose tape firmly across the cut and rip it off. If the old paint comes off with the tape it should be removed before repainting.
Clean Up
Water
- Performance
Features
- Self priming.
- Water based.
- 100% acrylic paint with MaxiFlex technology, The Dulux Promise.
- Guaranteed for as long as you are living in your house.
- Versatility, Tannin resistant.
Benefits
- Apply direct to most bare surfaces.
- 2 hour recoat and easy clean up.
- Excellent durability - expands & contracts with climate changes.
- Long lasting.
- No primer required to prevent staining on bare timber.
- Easy to apply by brush, roller or spray.
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Frequently asked questions about
Weathershield by Dulux
The Weathershield by Dulux is supplied by Guthrie Bowron. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Guthrie Bowron lists on ArchiPro.
Guthrie Bowron does not publish a price for the Weathershield by Dulux on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It comes in 5 sizes: 500ml, 1L - 1L, 2L - 2L, 4L - 4L and 10L - 10L. For a size that is not listed, .
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Gavin & Meline by Sea Spray Painters Ltd. See how it was used in a finished space.
from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Guthrie Bowron profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.
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