Dulux Weathershield Powerflexx


Product Description

Dulux Weathershield Powerflexx is a high-performance weather seal paint designed to protect your home’s exterior walls from rain, humidity, and all the problems that come with it—like damp patches, algae, and fungus. What makes this paint stand out is its advanced water resistance formula that helps cover small hairline cracks, stopping water from getting into the walls. This means your interior walls stay dry and clean, too.


One of the best features of Dulux Weathershield Powerflexx is its special UV cross-linking technology. This hardens the top layer of the paint, making it more resistant to dust and keeping your walls looking fresh for longer. Whether it’s intense sunlight or moisture in the air, this paint is built to handle tough weather conditions.


How to Apply

Paint can be apply by using a brush or a roller. For best results, mix four parts of paint with one part of clean water. This will give a smooth, even finish and helps the paint spread accurately on the wall.


Safety and Handling

Store the paint in a cool, shaded area and keep the container sealed upright. Always keep it away from children, food, and animals. Be sure to paint with good ventilation. Avoid getting the paint on your skin or in your eyes. If you do, rinse thoroughly with water and seek medical advice if needed.


Don’t breathe in the fumes or dust. If you're sanding or working in an enclosed area, use a proper face mask. Try to clean brushes and rollers immediately after use, and never use empty paint cans to store food or drinks.


If you accidentally swallow the paint, in this situation visit a doctor right away and show them the label. Never pour leftover paint into drains or water. Always follow your local waste disposal rules.

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