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Key information
Finish
Gloss
Coverage
Up to 16m2/litre
Drying Time
Leave 6 hours to dry. Newly painted doors and windows should not be closed until paint is fully dry.
Coats
2
Product Features
Quick drying.
Water based, low odour.
Stays white.
Product Description
"Dulux Quick Dry Gloss is a beautiful gloss paint. It is self-undercoating, wipeable, non-yellowing and suitable for use on interior wood and metal (including heated surfaces). Thanks to its Quick Dry, low odour formulation it is both convenient and pleasant to use. This product is covered by the Dulux Promise, our promise that our paint will give you the perfect colour with a uniform finish and the coverage stated, or we'll replace it. Terms and conditions apply [dulux.co.uk/promise]. Claims must be made within 6 months of purchase, proof of purchase required. We reserve our right to send a representative to inspect work undertaken. Colour claims limited to 10L per customer. UK purchases only. For further advice contact AkzoNobel Customer Advice centre on 0333 222 7171, for claims duluxpromise@akzonobel.com"
Application Description
Apply 2 coats with a brush, leave at least 6 hours between coats, longer when cold and damp. TIP: if the colour change is strong, more coats may be required.
Health & Safety
Contains - C(M)IT/MIT(3:1). - May produce an allergic reaction.
Make sure the surface is clean (no dirt or grease) and dry. When painting radiators, make sure that they are cold.
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Cleaning
For best results, scrape off excess paint from the brush and clean with water
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Storing
Store paint in dry conditions and protect from extreme temperatures.
How much paint do I need?
Measure the height and length of the surface you want to paint (in metres or centimetres).
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This is an estimated based on 2 coats. Actual coverage will depend on the conditions of the surface. If the colour change is strong, more coats may be required.
