Renovation Range
Clear Coat Gloss
Renovation Range
Clear Coat Gloss
About Renovation Range Clear Coat Gloss
Dulux Renovation Range Clear Coat is a revolutionary, water-based interior coating designed to add a layer of protection to the Dulux Renovation Range topcoats. It is easy to apply, providing a durable, chip and stain-resistant, washable finish that you can achieve yourself.
Key Points
- Washable
- For interior use
- Durable
- 12m2 coverage
- Use with Dulux Renovation Range products
- Water-based
Quick guide
Touch Dry
1 hour
Re-coat
8 hours
Cleaning materials
Water
Application Tools
Brush, Roller
Product specification
Surfaces
- Kitchen
- Bathroom And Laundry Surfaces As The Final Protection Layer.
Precautions and limitations
Under cooler or humid conditions allow longer drying times. Surface temperature must be above 10°C during application and drying. Avoid application when air or surface temperature is below 10°C or above 30°C and ensure that the product is not applied in direct sunlight.
Use of clear coats on benchtops
When used on Benchtops, Renovation Range Tiles and Benchtops MUST be overcoated with a Renovation Range Clear Coat.
The Renovation Range Clear coats have been designed specifically to use over Renovation Range products, excluding the floors products. They are not recommended to be used as a primary coat direct onto a substrate.
Renovation Range Clear Gloss must not be applied over the top of Renovation Range Floors as this will reduce slip resistance of the Floors coating.
Adherence to minimum recoat times
Ensure that minimum recoat times are rigidly followed. Early recoat will result in gloss reduction. Mask up areas not requiring coating with a good quality masking tape. Take care to cover all areas as it will be difficult to remove paint once cured.
Use of renovation range primer
Renovation Range Primer must be used before applying Renovation Range Clear Coat. It will reduce the likelihood of gloss reduction in the second coat and adhesive failures.
Mask up areas not requiring coating with a good quality masking tape. Take care to cover all areas as it will be difficult to remove paint once cured.
Return to use
Light use after 2 days (do not leave any objects sitting on the surface – take care not to expose to water or detergent).
Medium use after 3 days (can clean with mild detergent and water).
General use after 7 days (placement of objects on the surface).
Performance guide
- Weather: Designed for interior use only. Not recommended for exterior use.
- Salt: Resistant against salt
- Heat Resistance: Upper heat resistance of 80°C.
- Water: Resistant against water.
- Solvent: Sensitive to aromatic hydrocarbons and alcohols.
- Abrasion: Good wet and dry burnish resistance and stain resistance.
- Acid: Resistant against mild acids.
- Alkali: Resistant against mild alkalis
Surface preparation
Previously painted surface
Surfaces previously painted with renovation range (excluding floors products)
If previously painted surfaces are dirty, wipe down with Selleys® Sugar Soap and rinse with clean water to remove any dirt, oil or grease.
If applying a clear coat to a surface recently painted with Renovation Range then lightly wiping with a wet rag to removed any dust will suffice.
Mask using a good quality painters tape
How to apply
Brush, Roller
Add all of the Additive found underneath the blue lid to the paint. Stir well for approximately 2-5 minutes with a broad flat paddle, using an up and down scooping action until the additive is completely mixed into the paint. Once mixed the product is suitable to use for up to 10 days.
Application
Brush, Roller, conventional spray or airless spray application.
Stir thoroughly before and during use
- Cut in as necessary using a 38-50mm high quality angled Sash Cutter brush.
- Coat surface using a 4mm nap 100mm wide microfibre roller.
- Lay off. Once each section is coated, gently go over the surface in the same direction with an unloaded roller using minimal pressure. This will give a smooth consistent finish. Using poor quality or worn rollers can affect the final finish achieved
- Apply second coat of Renovation Range Clear after 8 hours for extra protection
How to dispose responsibly
Unused paint
Unused paint: Do not pour leftover paint down the drain. Unwanted paint should be brushed out on newspaper and allowed to dry, and then disposed of via domestic waste collections. Empty paint containers: Leave empty paint containers open in a well-ventilated area to dry out. When dry, recycle the container via steel can recycling programs. Disposal of empty paint containers via domestic recycling programs may differ between local authorities. Check with your local council first. Do not reuse container unless thoroughly decontaminated. For more information on responsible disposal of paint and packaging visit paintback.com.au or painttakeback.co.nz