Macpherson Gloss Paint Brilliant White | Black

Description

Macpherson Gloss allows you to achieve the high sheen finish you can be proud of – and because we use a superior quality alkyd resin in the formulation, those good looks will stand the test of time.

Preparation previously decorated surfaces:

Timber:

All surfaces must be suitably dry, and free from anything that will interfere with the adhesion of the materials to be applied. Remove all loose, and failing or suspect paint. Prior to painting
the moisture should not exceed 18%. Remove grey and denatured surfaces by rubbing down with abrasive paper or by mechanical means. Feather edges of sound paint. Remove all dust.
Organic growth must be removed and the areas treated with a Fungicidal Solution. Treat knots with two thin coats of fresh knotting. Fill any fixing holes, open joints and shallow
surface defects with a two pack proprietary wood filler. Rub down with a suitable grade of abrasive paper. Remove all dust. Spot prime all bare
woodwork with one coat of Macpherson Wood Primer or Macpherson Universal Primer.

Metals:

All surfaces must be suitably dry, and free from anything that will interfere with the adhesion of the materials to be applied. Remove all loose, and failing or suspect paint. Feather edges
of sound paint. Remove all rust. Remove all dust. Spot prime ferrous metals with one coat of Macpherson Universal Primer. Spot prime non-ferrous metals including galvanised metal with
one coat of Macpherson Universal Primer. Timber and metals Wash remaining sound paint with hot water and liquid detergent solution to remove any contaminants, frequently changing the water. Wet abrade to provide a key. Rinse with clean water to remove all residues. Allow to dry. Bring forward spot primed area with one coat of Macpherson Undercoat.

Drying time Under normal drying conditions touch dry after 4-6 hours, recoatable after 16-24 hours. Allow for adequate ventilation during the drying period. A characteristic of the new technology used in this product is that whiteness intensifies as the paint dries.