Packing
0.91 Liters
03.64 Liters
14.56 Liters
Composition
A good combination of high quality pigments
And micronized mineral extenders dispersed in
Copolymer resin.
Description
“Superlac Weather Defender” is durable and tough exterior finish
which provides protection to all types of masonry works against severe weather
conditions. Weather Defender has long lasting properties, which will continue to
look clean and fresh. Uses of special pigments ensure maximum reflection of
colors and brighten up your surroundings.
Uses
“Superlac Weather Defender” is suitable for all types of exterior
surfaces as plaster, concrete and brick work.
Color Range
Please prefer to standard color card. Customized shades are
available on demand. (Maximum Acceptable Quantity: 20 Gallons)
Surface Preparation
New or Bare Surface
Surface must be clean, dry and free from salts.
Ideally the surface should be primed with
“Superlac Wall Primer”. Wall primed should be
Allowed to dry at least for four hours
Previously Painted Surface
Surface to be painted must be free of loose,
Blistered or flaking paints, which must be
Removed by scrapping the surface. Firmly
Adherent paint should be sand papered. Dust,
Grime and all that should be removed. Cracks
And pores should be filled with “Superlac
Wall Putty Exterior” and allow to dry before
Application of paint. The old painted surface
If, is firmly adherent, can also be painted with
A thin coat of “Superlac Wall Primer Exterior”,
Before Paint Application.
Allow the Wall Primer to dry for at least four
Hours.
Technical Data
Thinning
For Brush 1:1 by volume, with clean water.
For roller 1:1/2 by volume, with clean water.
Application
Brush and Roller.
Drying Time
25 to 35 minute for complete surface dry.
02-04 hours for recoat.
Coverage
160-180 sq. feet per liter per coat.
Coats Recommended
02-03 Coats
Finish
Smooth Flat Finish
Primer
Superlac Wall Primer for Exterior
Cleaning
Clean all equipment with water
Packed Shelf Life
Two Years when Stored in Original Sealed Pack
At 15-30 degree Celsius.
Life After Paint
Five Years in Normal atmospheric conditions.
