Exterior Primer/Undercoat

Acrylic Primer Undercoat for timber pine and Matai(not cedar), brick, masonry, concrete(not tilt slab), primed metal and previously painted surfaces, MDF and composite board.

Pack Sizes:1L 4L and 10L
Colour :White
Spread rate: 10-12 sq/m per litre

Exterior U.V Acrylic Lowsheen

Exterior lowsheen 100% acrylic for weatherboards, timber, aluminium siding, trim, stucco and masonry, unglazed brick, concrete, concrete block, cement, plaster/render and galvanised iron (except roofs).

Exceptional durability; fade-resistant colours
Water based application
No primer required for most applications
Resists mildew growth
Pack sizes: 1L 4L and 10L
Spread Rate 10-12sqm/L
Colour:White (Thousands of colours can be made instore)

Exterior U.V Acrylic Semi-Gloss

Exterior Semi-Gloss 100% acrylic for weatherboards, timber, aluminium siding, trim, stucco and masonry, unglazed brick, concrete, concrete block, cement, plaster/render and galvanised iron (except roofs).

Exceptional durability; fade-resistant colours
Water based application
No primer required for most applications
Resists mildew growth

Pack sizes: 1L 4L and 10L
Spread Rate 10-12sqm/L
Colour:White (Thousands of colours can be made instore)

U.V Resistant Timber Finish

A 100% acrylic paint designed for exterior timber surfaces such as weatherboards, decks, railings, pergolas and outdoor furniture. This product may also be used on masonry, cement plaster/render, concrete and concrete block as well as on galvanised iron (except roofs).

Low sheen finish with exceptional durability.
Fade-resistant colours.
Direct-to-timber application.
Water based – rapid dry, easy wash up.
Pack sizes: 1L 4L and 10L
Spread Rate 10-12sqm/L
Colours: 10 Colours available below

Timber finish colour chart

All Prices are for white base only unless specified

	How much paint do I need?
	Step 1: Measure length x breadth x height of walls = Total surface in m2 ( Insert quantity in Box A) Step 2: Look on paint label or product data sheet for spread rate (Insert spread rate in Box B) Step 3: Add amount of coats required (Insert in Box C) Box A m² (total area of a room) Box B m²/L (spread rate of paint) Box C coats (number of paint coats) Estimated litres required: