Linea has a 25
Year Product Warranty and an extended paint
warranty is offered on Dulux, Resene and Wattyl coatings.
Preparing for
painting
The Linea weatherboards and
trim must be dry before commencing
painting.
- Ensure all cut ends and edges
are site-primed before weatherboard installation. Remove all dust and
loose material before priming.
- Punch and
fill all exposed nails a maximum of 2mm below the surface. Fill with
CRC Builders Fill or equivalent and sand smooth ready for priming.
Prime around filled area with primer and allow to dry a minimum of 4
hours before applying finishing coats.
- Ensure any excess polyurethane sealant
at mitre corners, scribed corners or T&G joints is cleaned off
the surface ready for painting.
- Use 60
grit sandpaper to sand down any loose edges or surface deformations in
the primer coat. Clean any dirt or other material from the weatherboard
surface before final painting.
- Dark
colour paints can be used on Linea weatherboards and
trim.
Painting Linea
Weatherboards
- All Linea
weatherboards are pre-primed with a factory-applied acrylic primer.
- A minimum of two site coats of acrylic
paint must be applied over the factory-applied primer.
- Use only 100% acrylic paints. Economy
paints are not recommended because generally they are less well bound,
less moisture resistant and more prone to mould growth.
In all
cases the manufacturer's specifications for the selected paint must be
followed.
- Damp, shady situations,
proximity to bush, agricultural paddocks or sea spray environments may
induce an extra tendency to mould growth. Use mould inhibiting
undercoats and consult the paint manufacturer for maximum
mould-resistant paints.
- Linea classic
weatherboards have an unsanded finish suitable for low sheen or
semi-gloss or lightly textured semi-gloss or high-gloss paint. Smooth
high-gloss paint must be avoided as some surface undulations may be
visible in critical light.
- Before
painting, remove any surface dirt, grime or other contaminants and
ensure Linea weatherboards are dry. Acrylic paint must not be applied
when the air temperature is below 10°C.
- Linea reeded weatherboard can be painted
with low sheen semi-gloss or high-gloss acrylic paints.
- All Weatherboards must be painted within
3 months of fixing.
For expert advice on
painting Linea contact:
Resene
Dulux
Wattyl
Taubmans