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Home : Products : Decorative Paints : Exterior Walls/Roof : Dulux Roofshield Primer
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Dulux Roofshield Primer A579-10611 (Solventborne)
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Dulux Roofshield Primer is a solventbased
vinyl-toluene acrylate primer which improves Roofshield adhesion on
weathered tiles. Weathered roof tiles are often friable and chalky even
after cleaning by scrubbing or high pressure water jetting. Unless
properly cleaned before painting, the paint will often flake on aging
due to these dirty and weak substrates.
USAGE
Suitable for priming cleaned clay, cement, concrete and terracotta tiles.
Roofshield paint system is not
recommended for glazed tiles. However, it can be used on old tiles which
have lost the glazed film.
BENEFITS
Good adhesion to cleaned powdery substrate.
Good penetration to improve binding.
Deep colour ensures easy recoatibility with Roofshield.
PACK SIZE 5 litres.
COLOUR RANGE Grey only.
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PERFORMANCE GUIDE
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FILM PROPERTIES
Heat Resistance
Water Resistance
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Resistant up to 70°C. Withstands heat build up on exposed rooftiles.
Excellent resistance to rain and condensation as part of system.
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THEORECTICAL COVERAGE
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A guide to the theoretical coverage which can be achieved under normal conditions is 20 m²/5 litres.
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PRODUCT DATA
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COMPOSITION
(nominal)
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Pigment : Lightfast Non-Lead Pigments and Mineral Extenders.
Blinder : Vinyl-toluene acrylate co-polymer.
Solvent : White Spirit.
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VOLUME SOLIDS
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30% (nominal).
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FLASH POINT
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32°C - 55°C.
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APPLICATION
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THINNING
Brush or Roller
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To ensure good wetting and penetration, thin with Dulux Thinner 850-41 or white spirit.
On cool tiles, thin up to 10%.
On hot tiles, thin up to 25% to overcome the quick solvent evaporation.
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DRYING TIMES
Touch Dry
Recoat
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Single coat at standard thickness:
2 hours.
4 hours.
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CLEANING UP
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Clean all equipment with Dulux Thinner 850-41 or white spirit immediately after use.
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PRE - APPLICATION
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SURFACE PREPARATION
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Surfaces to be painted must be clean to ensure good
adhesion. Remove all fungus, algae, dirt, loose paint or powdery residue
by scrubbing /scraping with a stiff fibre brush under running water or
high pressure water jet.
Treat areas affected by mould, lichens, algae, and moss with Dulux Fungicidal Wash.
Make good minor cracks with
Selleys No More Gaps. Use a sand and cement mix for larger holes and
cracks. Allow to dry before priming.
Note: Paint will not adhere on dirty and powdery substrates which are not thoroughly cleaned.
Do not apply Dulux Roofshield Adhesion Primer during wet weather.
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SYSTEM INFORMATION
Clean Weathered Roof Tiles
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PRIMER (1 COAT)
Dulux Roofshield Primer
(A579 - 10611)
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FINISH (2 COATS)
Dulux Roofshield
(A968)
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PRECAUTION
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SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
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FLAMMABLE.
Toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
INFORMATION Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking.
Avoid contact with skin.
In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice
To remove splashes of paint from skin, use soap and water or a recognised cleanser.
If swallowed seek medical advice immediately and show this container or label.
Keep away from food, drinks, animal feed and out of the reach of children
Keep away from combustible material.
Container must be stored in a cool and shaded place
It must be tightly closed in a secure, upright position
Work in a well ventilated area and do not breathe in vapour or spray
A suitable mask should be worn during sanding
When applying paint, it is advisable to wear eye protection and suitable gloves
In case of fire use foam, dry powder, AFFF, CO2 - Never use water.
In case of a spillage, contain and collect spillage using sand or earth and do not empty into water
courses, drains or the environment
Dispose of any paint waste in accordance with the appropriate Environmental Quality Regulations
Refer to Dulux Product Safety Data Sheet for further details
In case of emergency, refer to Emergency Incident Response Hotline 1800 88 9338.
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