PRECISION® Anti Graffiti Coating
About PRECISION® Anti Graffiti Coating
Safeguard the appearance of your home with Dulux PRECISION® Anti Graffiti, a heavy duty coating that can provide long-term protection to a range of bare and painted surfaces. Only high-pressure water is required to easily remove aerosol paint-based graffiti from surfaces protected with PRECISION® Anti Graffiti enabling you save on costs associated with repainting or removing graffiti.
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Application
At a glance
- Ideal for bare and coated surfaces
- Save on costs associated with removing graffiti or repainting
- Does not require a professional painter
- Superior protection from graffiti
- Available in 2L & 4L
Areas to use
Performance guide
Interior and exterior use on a variety of bare and painted surfaces including, timber, concrete, brick, render, metal, glass, painted uPVC only, powder coated.
Surfaces
Use on interior & spot exterior surfaces including:
• Paper-faced plasterboard
• Timber
• MDF
• Chipboard
• Plywood
• Aged enamel
• Brick
• Render
• Masonry
• Concrete
• Cement sheet
• Cladding
• Previously painted surfaces and suitably primed steel
Previously Painted Surfaces
Surface preparation: ensure all surfaces are clean and dry prior to application.
Brush down to remove dust.
Previously painted surfaces:
• Good condition: Dust, then clean with Selleys® Sugar Soap and rinse thoroughly.
• Cracked or peeling: Remove paint completely.
• Wash down with Selleys® Sugar Soap and rinse thoroughly.
• Gloss surface Apply one coat of Dulux PRECISION® Anti Graffiti Wash Primer.
Unpainted Surfaces
Test in an inconspicuous area first.
• For advice on how to reduce this effect, contact Dulux Help & Advice.
• The surface must be dry and free from contaminants including grease, oil, dirt and other loosely adhering materials.
Brick, concrete, cement sheet, render:
Fill holes and other imperfections with a suitable filler, sand and dust off.
Allow cement render and concrete to properly cure before painting.
Timber: Sand bare timber to a clean surface and dust down.
Fill nail holes and cracks with suitable filler, then sand smooth and dust off.
Metal, glass, powder coated: Apply one coat of Dulux PRECISION® Anti Graffiti Wash Primer.
Unpainted surfaces Warning: This is a permanent coating on bare/unpainted surfaces.
If you wish to remove coating at a later date, you will need to apply a paint layer first.
This coating creates a wet look on uncoated surfaces.
Brush, roller
Removing Graffiti
Use a high pressure water wash (900–1450psi) to remove aerosol paints. Using a fan spray only from a distance of 150–300mm. A distance of less than 150mm from the surface may cause abrasion and may compromise the coating. Stubborn stains that remain after washing, such as permanent markers, can be removed with Selleys® Muck Off and high pressure water wash.
Overcoating
Dulux Precision Anti Graffiti – Wash down surface with high pressure water. Allow surface to completely dry. Apply 1 coat of Dulux Precision Anti Graffiti.
All Other Paints – Completely remove Dulux Precision Anti Graffiti Coating. Contact Dulux Customer Service for advice.
Decant the appropriate amount into a dry clean container. Immediately reseal screw cap to prevent exposure to air, which will cause paint to cure.
Product must be used within 1 hour of pouring into container.
Cut-in around the edges with a brush, then roll up to the border while it is still wet.
Apply two coats ensuring that the first coat is completely cured before applying the second. When spraying outside, avoid windy days.
The second coat is important to ensure that any micro-voids, and small uncoated areas from the first coat, are properly covered and protected.
Touch up
Damaged areas can be touch up repaired with Dulux Precision Anti Graffiti. Simply clean and dry the damaged area then apply a new coat of Dulux Anti-Graffiti Coating
For more painting advice: dulux.com.au/advice or dulux.co.nz/advice
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.
For more information on responsible disposal of paint and packaging visit painttakeback.co.nz or paintback.com.au.
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
