Bedec - Barn Paint - Anthracite - Satin - 5 litres

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Ensure good ventilation during application and drying. Wear respiratory protection if spraying the product. The advantage over conventional systems is that the coats applied are all Barn Paint, therefore no stress is built up within the coating layers. You do not need to etch or prime galvanised steel. Allow new galvanised steel to weather for two months before painting Denatured wood - i.e wood that has been left to the elements and has been degraded as a result - should be abraded to reveal new cells

Paints onto pre-painted surfaces (even those coated with weathered bitumen, tar, varnish or creosote). Ensure bare steel is free from rust, dust and scale, and treated with a suitable primer prior to paint application Guttering, barns, outbuildings, drainpipes, windows, water silos, posts, galvanised steel, horse stables, farm equipment, tanks, doors, garden sheds, cladded industrial & factory units, corrugated metal and metal box cladding. NOTE: Mahogany, Jacobean Walnut, Medium Oak and Dark Oak are semi-transparent, semi-gloss wood stains that stain the wood, rather than paint it a solid colour. AreaAlthough the texture and pororsity of the surface is a variable factor, as is the method of application, Bedec estimates the spreading rate to be approximately 13-15 square metres per litre per coat. Drying Time New planed, finished wood or PSE wood should also be abraded to open the grain and allow maximum penetration It is highly recommended to coat, fencing, gates, farm equipment, tanks, drainpipes, doors, windows and many other areas around gardens, farms and factories.

Lightly abrade all surfaces to remove any grey, weathered wood and surface sheen from remaining coatings, and to open up the grain on new wood Bedec Barn Paint isn't just about durability; it's also about aesthetics. We offer an extensive range of colors to suit every barn's unique style and surroundings. Whether you prefer classic red, serene white, or a custom shade, our wide selection allows you to create a picture-perfect barn that enhances its surroundings and stands out from the rest.

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Bedec Barn Paint can be used for painting sheds, fences, gates, and cladding with a vibrant range of design shades. It is also suitable for the below exterior applications: Bedec Barn Paint can be applied to previously painted surfaces, even those coated with weathered bitumen, tar varnish or creosote, as long as there are no loose powdery deposits. Special precautions should be taken during surface preparation of pre-1960s paint surfaces over wood and metal as they may contain harmful lead Drying time will depend upon conditions – the manufacturer states the painted surface will be touch dry in 2 hours, recoatable after 4 hours at 18°C. Fully hardened after 1 month. Safety Information No primer or undercoat is necessary unless used on ferrous metal (mild steel) or where staining could occur.

Colour Supplies do not accept any responsibility for parcels once left, from the choice made by the courier on delivery, should they go missing or become damaged. This acrylic system is a tough durable microporous protective coating with excellent colour retention. All-Weather Performance: With Bedec Barn Paint, you can trust in its exceptional all-weather performance. It is specifically formulated to withstand extreme temperature fluctuations, UV exposure, rain, snow, and other environmental challenges. This ensures that your barn remains protected and visually appealing throughout the seasons. Apply by brush (we recommend the Rodo Prodec Premier Synthetic Paint Brush), roller or conventional/airless spray. It can be applied to previously painted surfaces.Make sure any surface to be painted is clean, dry and free any possible contaminants such as dirt or grease. Remove any loose paint, as well as any mould and fungal growths. See the attached data sheet for specific advice on how to prepare various surfaces. Application We will be happy to organise an exchange for the correct goods at no extra charge to yourself, please get in touch to organise this. Faulty Items Plastic, metal, timber and smooth surfaces should be rubbed down with abrasive paper or equivalent. It can be applied to previously painted surfaces, even those coated with weathered bitumen, tar varnish or creosote.