Dulux Weathershield Satinwood Multi-Surface Paint - Black - 750Ml

This paint is specifically designed for exterior wood, metal, and uPVC surfaces.

It is touch dry in 1 hour. Allow adequate time between coats (refer to product label, but typically 2-4 hours). Full cure time will be longer, so handle painted surfaces with care for a few days after final application.

A 750ml tin will cover approximately 7.5 square meters, based on an average coverage of 10m² per litre.

No, Dulux Weathershield Satinwood is formulated for exterior use only and is not recommended for indoor applications.

Clean brushes and rollers immediately after use with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly until all paint residue is removed.

Yes, the paint film is mould resistant to help minimize staining and maintain a cleaner appearance on your exterior surfaces.

It guarantees 6 years of weather protection. For exterior wood and metal surfaces that are in good condition before application, it guarantees 10 years of weather protection.

While it can be applied directly to suitable surfaces, a primer is often recommended for bare wood or metal (especially if prone to rust) to enhance adhesion, durability, and ensure the best possible finish and protection.

Check ambient temperature and humidity; colder temperatures or high humidity will extend drying times. Ensure thin, even coats are applied rather than thick layers.

This often indicates insufficient surface preparation. Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned, dry, and free of loose material before painting. Consider light sanding and a primer for optimal adhesion on challenging surfaces.

Apply paint evenly using a high-quality brush or roller. Avoid overworking the paint once applied. Ensure proper loading of the brush/roller and apply in smooth, consistent strokes.

While the paint is mould resistant, any existing mould spores must be thoroughly removed from the surface prior to painting. Use a dedicated mould cleaner and ensure the surface is completely dry before application.

Porous or rough surfaces will absorb more paint, leading to lower coverage. Ensure surfaces are adequately prepared, and consider a primer for very porous materials. Apply thin, even coats.