Dulux Weathershield Masonry Paint - Cream - 250ml Tester Pot

A 250ml can of Dulux Weathershield Masonry Paint in Gardenia covers up to 15 m² on average. Please remember that two coats are recommended for best results, and actual coverage can vary based on surface porosity and application method.

This paint is specifically designed for exterior masonry surfaces and offers robust weather protection. While it is water-based and contains minimal VOCs, it's formulated for outdoor durability. For indoor projects, a dedicated interior paint is usually more appropriate for breathability and specific interior performance.

It is suitable for use on exterior brick, concrete, pebble-dash, and render surfaces, providing a durable and attractive finish.

You can recoat the surface after just 4 hours. For optimal finish and long-lasting protection, we recommend applying two coats.

Yes, Dulux Weathershield Masonry Paint is formulated to be highly resistant to mould, as well as water and ultraviolet light, providing comprehensive protection for your exterior walls.

Yes, this is a water-based paint with minimal VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), making it a safer and more environmentally conscious choice compared to traditional solvent-based alternatives.

Ensure the paint is thoroughly stirred before and during use. Apply in thin, even coats, and allow adequate drying time between coats. Check for proper surface preparation, as an uneven surface can affect coverage.

This often indicates poor surface preparation. Ensure the surface was clean, dry, and free of loose material before application. Old, loose paint should be scraped or sanded off. Priming might be necessary for very porous or chalky surfaces (consult product data sheet for specific priming recommendations).

While the paint is mould-resistant, existing mould must be treated and removed completely before painting. Clean the surface thoroughly with a fungicidal wash (following the product's or wash manufacturer's instructions) and rinse before applying paint.

Check environmental conditions. High humidity, low temperatures, or poor ventilation can significantly extend drying times. Ensure good air circulation where possible and apply thinner coats to aid drying.