Dulux Weathershield Masonry Paint - Cream - 10L

This paint is touch dry in 2-4 hours and can be recoated after 4 hours. Full hardness and weather resistance will develop over several days.

No, this specific product is formulated for exterior masonry surfaces only. It contains properties designed for outdoor exposure and protection.

It is suitable for a wide range of exterior masonry surfaces including brick, concrete, pebble-dash, and render.

A 10L can of Dulux Weathershield Masonry Paint covers approximately 15 m² per coat, depending on surface texture and porosity.

As it is a water-based paint, you can clean your brushes and rollers immediately after use with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly until clean.

Yes, Dulux Weathershield Masonry Paint is designed to be resistant to mould and algae growth, helping your exterior walls stay cleaner for longer.

'Minimal VOCs' (Volatile Organic Compounds) means the paint contains a very low level of these chemicals, which are often associated with paint odours and can impact air quality. This makes for a more pleasant and safer painting experience.

Ensure thorough surface preparation, including cleaning and priming if necessary. Apply paint evenly, avoiding overloading the brush or roller. Allow the recommended 4 hours drying time between coats and apply a second, even coat. Check for consistent paint consistency by stirring.

Check ambient temperature and humidity. Paint dries slower in cold or damp conditions. Ensure adequate ventilation. Avoid applying excessively thick coats. If applied too thick, drying time will increase significantly.

This often indicates poor surface preparation. The surface must be clean, dry, and free of loose material before painting. Remove all flaking paint, clean the area, and consider using a stabilising primer for chalky or very porous surfaces before repainting.

While the paint is mould-resistant, severe underlying mould issues or persistent damp conditions may lead to reoccurrence. Ensure the surface is thoroughly treated with a fungicidal wash prior to painting. Address any sources of excessive moisture.

This usually happens when too much paint is applied in one go. Apply thinner, even coats. Work from top to bottom, catching any drips as they form. Ensure the roller isn't overloaded.