Dulux Trade Weathershield Stabilising Primer - 5L

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This guide is for those looking to effectively prepare and prime exterior masonry surfaces with Dulux Trade Weathershield Stabilising Primer. The key benefit of this primer is its ability to seal and stabilise powdery or chalky masonry, ensuring a long-lasting and durable finish when used with Weathershield Masonry Paints. Keep in mind that this primer is specifically designed for problematic surfaces, and should not be used as a general-purpose primer on sound or new surfaces.
| Model Part Number | 5183434 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dulux Trade |
The primer provides up to 12m² per litre on most surfaces.
No, this primer is specifically designed for exterior masonry and its solvent base requires appropriate ventilation.
Allow 16-24 hours for the primer to dry before applying the topcoat of Weathershield Masonry Paint.
No, this primer is ready to use and should not be thinned.
Apply a second coat of the primer to the affected areas.
A brush or roller is recommended. Spraying is not advised due to the solvent content.
Clean brushes and rollers with brush cleaner.
Ensure the surface is properly prepared, clean, and free of loose material. The primer is designed for chalky/powdery surfaces, so ensure the surface exhibits this characteristic before application. Apply a second coat if necessary.
Ensure that the Dulux Trade Weathershield Stabilising Primer was applied to the affected areas. Allow the primer to dry completely and then apply the recommended two coats of Weathershield Masonry Paint.
Ensure adequate ventilation and check the temperature and humidity levels. Drying times can vary depending on environmental conditions.