Dulux Weathershield Gallant grey Satinwood Multi-surface Exterior Doors & windows Protector Metal & wood paint, 2.5L Tin

Product information

Renew your home with the Weathershield exterior satinwood metal and wood paint from Dulux. It is perfect for creating a real statement in your living space. Gallant grey is a stunning shade of grey that will suit any exterior design. After application, this metal and wood paint will accomplish a flawlessly satinwood surface that will look brand new for a long time. You can buy exactly what you need to complete your decorating job, as this 2.5L size will cover up to 18 m² on average. You can use a brush to apply an even layer. It will dry quickly between coats meaning you can recoat it in 6 hours. Made with protective technology, this paint is resistant to cracking, allowing you to free yourself from the worries of everyday damage to your new surfaces. As well as looking brilliant, this water-based paint is safe for use in your home. It contains minimal VOCs, making it a safe choice.

• Ensure surfaces to be painted are clean and dry with no dirt, grease or flaking paint. Sand down the surface to remove any sheen. Areas affected by mould, algae, fungi or lichen should be treated with an appropriate fungicidal wash. Prepare bare wood with Weathershield Exterior Preservative Primer+ (BP), wiping off any excess and Dulux Exterior Undercoat prior to use. Prepare bare metal surfaces with Dulux Primer & Undercoat for Multi Surfaces. Surface defects should be repaired using the appropriate Polycell product.
• Instructions for Use - Stir thoroughly before use to ensure the paint is completely mixed. Apply 1 or 2 coats with a brush. Tip: It is advisable to only use light colours on south facing resinous wood. Apply only in dry conditions, above 10°C and when bad weather is not forecast.

Features and benefits

• Quick dry and water based paint that can be used on exterior wood, metal and uPVC
• 10 year weather protection
• Mould resistant film to minimise staining and flexible to prevent cracking