access specification information online at www.resene.co.nz (NZ) or www.resene.com.au (AUST) minimise the effect of your project on the environment – see www.resene.co.nz/paintwise.htm If in doubt about any aspect of your specification please contact Resene. In Australia: Resene Paints (Aust) Limited, 7 Production Ave, PO Box 785, Ashmore City, Queensland 4214 Phone 1800 738 383 F ax 1800 064 960 Email advice@resene .com.au or visit www.resene.com.au In New Zealand: Resene Paints Limited, Vogel Street, PO Box 38242, Wellington Mail Centre, Lower Hutt 5045 Phone 0800 RESENE Fax (04) 577 0600 Email advice@resene .co.nz or visit www.resene.co.nz 1e 2 Exterior Solventborne Solventborne paints are generally not recommended over cement based surfaces. If they are used, the concrete must be well cured before coating (minimum twelve months). Resene Sureseal is a surface conditioner that also reduces water staining. Resene Limelock is a preparatory coating designed to cure and seal cementitious surfaces by retaining moisture necessary to achieve cure and trapping free lime, minimising downtime between the completion of plastering and commencement of painting. For better hiding, Resene Acrylic Undercoat tinted to the correct colour may replace one of the topcoats. Semi-gloss and flat solventborne paints do not have the necessary weather resistance for exterior exposure. Key: P = Powdery RM = Risk of Mould SCS = Sound Cementitious Surfaces SP = Self Priming TP = Thin Plaster Substrate Characteristics Concrete is the complex reaction product of aggregates, silica sand and calcium silicates present in cement. Lime is produced during the setting reaction, which slowly further reacts with the silica sand to form more cement. This lime production accounts for the high initial alkalinity of concrete and is influenced by the amount of water added, type of aggregate and additives used. Excess lime may migrate to the surface as laitance, efflorescence or lime staining. Resene Limelock (see Data Sheet D809) is recommended on all fresh plaster to prevent lime staining. The cement matrix is slowly eroded by acids normally present in rain, so that old weathered concrete may have a weak, unbound layer of sand on the surface. Surface Preparation New Work - see Surface Preparation D83 for detailed preparation guidelines. Repaints - see Surface Preparation D87 for detailed preparation guidelines. 1e 1 Exterior Waterborne For exterior concrete Resene recommends waterborne paints because of their inherent durability and alkali resistance. The glossier finishes are generally tougher and more easily cleaned but highlight surface imperfections to a greater degree. Textured coatings are best at disguising poor quality substrates. Resene Sureseal (see Data Sheet D42) is a surface conditioner that also reduces water staining. Resene Limelock is a preparatory coating designed to cure and seal cementitious surfaces by retaining moisture necessary to achieve cure and trapping free lime, minimising downtime between the completion of plastering and commencement of painting. For better hiding, Resene Acrylic Undercoat (see Data Sheet D404) tinted to the correct colour may replace one of the topcoats. See specification system sheets for Waterproofing (17e), Flooring (18e/i), Anti-Graffiti (19e/i), Textured Coatings (20e/i) and Paint Effects (21e/i). CF198-6711 Sep 2003 1e Exterior Cementitious Surfaces Cement Render (Exterior Insulation and Finishing System (EIFS), Rough Cast, Stucco), Concrete, Concrete Block, Concrete Masonry, Glass Reinforced Cement, Fibre Reinforced Cement Board and Tilt Slab Generic Specification Resene Resene One-Line Specification Substrate Environ- Paint Gloss Surface 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Coat ment Type Level Prep Coat Coat Coat optional D83 SCS: Concrete Primer D405 Hi-Glo D31 Cementitious Exterior Waterborne Gloss 1e 1.1 TP: Limelock P: Sureseal D42 Acrylic Undercoat Hi-Glo D31 Multishield + Surfaces D809 D404 D54a D83 SCS: Concrete Primer D405 Sonyx 101 D30 Cementitious Exterior Waterborne Semi- 1e 1.2 TP: Limelock P: Sureseal D42 Acrylic Undercoat Sonyx 101 Multishield + Surfaces Gloss D809 D404 D30 D54a SP: Sonyx 101 D30 Sonyx 101 D30 D83 SCS: Concrete Primer D405 Lumbersider D34 Cementitious Exterior Waterborne Satin 1e 1.3 TP: Limelock P: Sureseal D42 Acrylic Undercoat Lumbersider Multishield + Surfaces D809 D404 D34 D54a SP: Lumbersider D34 Lumbersider D34 Spec No. Generic Specification Resene Resene One-Line Specification Substrate Environ- Paint Gloss Surface 1st 2nd 3rd ment Type Level Prep Coat Coat Coat D83 SCS: Concrete Primer D405 Acrylic Undercoat Super Gloss Cementitious Exterior Solventborne Gloss 1e 2.1 TP: Limelock P: Sureseal D42 D404 D32 Surfaces D809 Spec No.
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If in doubt about any aspect of your specification please contact Resene.
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1e 2 Exterior SolventborneSolventborne paints are generally not recommended over cement based surfaces. If they are used, the concrete must be well cured beforecoating (minimum twelve months). Resene Sureseal is a surface conditioner that also reduces water staining. Resene Limelock is a preparatorycoating designed to cure and seal cementitious surfaces by retaining moisture necessary to achieve cure and trapping free lime, minimisingdowntime between the completion of plastering and commencement of painting. For better hiding, Resene Acrylic Undercoat tinted to thecorrect colour may replace one of the topcoats. Semi-gloss and flat solventborne paints do not have the necessary weather resistance forexterior exposure.
Substrate CharacteristicsConcrete is the complex reaction product of aggregates, silica sand and calcium silicates present incement. Lime is produced during the setting reaction, which slowly further reacts with the silicasand to form more cement. This lime production accounts for the high initial alkalinity of concreteand is influenced by the amount of water added, type of aggregate and additives used. Excesslime may migrate to the surface as laitance, efflorescence or lime staining. Resene Limelock (seeData Sheet D809) is recommended on all fresh plaster to prevent lime staining. The cement matrixis slowly eroded by acids normally present in rain, so that old weathered concrete may have aweak, unbound layer of sand on the surface.
Surface PreparationNew Work - see Surface Preparation D83 for detailed preparation guidelines.Repaints - see Surface Preparation D87 for detailed preparation guidelines.
1e 1 Exterior WaterborneFor exterior concrete Resene recommends waterborne paints because of their inherent durabilityand alkali resistance. The glossier finishes are generally tougher and more easily cleaned buthighlight surface imperfections to a greater degree. Textured coatings are best at disguising poorquality substrates. Resene Sureseal (see Data Sheet D42) is a surface conditioner that also reduces water staining. Resene Limelock is apreparatory coating designed to cure and seal cementitious surfaces by retaining moisture necessary to achieve cure and trapping free lime,minimising downtime between the completion of plastering and commencement of painting. For better hiding, Resene Acrylic Undercoat (seeData Sheet D404) tinted to the correct colour may replace one of the topcoats. See specification system sheets for Waterproofing (17e),Flooring (18e/i), Anti-Graffiti (19e/i), Textured Coatings (20e/i) and Paint Effects (21e/i).
D83 SCS: Concrete Primer D405 Acrylic Undercoat Super GlossCementitious Exterior Solventborne Gloss 1e 2.1 TP: Limelock P: Sureseal D42 D404 D32Surfaces D809
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a c c e s s s p e c i f i c a t i o n i n f o r m a t i o n o n l i n e a t w w w. re s e n e. c o . n z ( N Z ) o r w w w. r e s e n e. c o m . a u ( AU S T )m i n i m i s e t h e e f f e c t o f y o u r p ro j e c t o n t h e e n v i r o n m e n t – s e e w w w. re s e n e . c o. n z / p a i n t w i s e. h t m
If in doubt about any aspect of your specification please contact Resene.
In A
ustr
alia
: Res
ene
Pain
ts (A
ust)
Limite
d, 7
Pro
duct
ion A
ve, P
O Bo
x 785
, Ash
mor
e Ci
ty, Q
ueen
sland
421
4Ph
one
180
0 73
8 38
3
Fax
1800
064
960
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mai
l adv
ice@
rese
ne.co
m.a
u or
visit
ww
w.re
sene
.com
.au
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nd: R
esen
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Limite
d, V
ogel
Stre
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42, W
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Mai
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tre, L
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Hut
t 504
5Ph
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0800
RES
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InteriorCementitious
SurfacesCement Render (Stucco),
Concrete, Concrete Block, FibreReinforced Cement Board and
Tilt Slab
CF198-6711Mar 2006
Substrate CharacteristicsConcrete is the complex reaction product of aggregates, silica sand and calcium silicates presentin cement. Lime is produced during the setting reaction, which slowly further reacts with the silicasand to form more cement. This lime production accounts for the high initial alkalinity of concreteand is influenced by the amount of water added, type of aggregate and additives used. Excesslime may migrate to the surface as laitance or efflorescence.
Surface PreparationNew Work - see Surface Preparation D83 for detailed preparation guidelines.Repaints - see Surface Preparation D87 for detailed preparation guidelines.
1i 1 Interior WaterborneTypically waterborne paints tend to be thermoplastic and may pick up dirt as well as softeningafter repeated hand contact. Waterborne enamels Resene Enamacryl (see Data Sheet D309), ReseneLustacryl (see Data Sheet D310) and Resene SpaceCote Low Sheen (see Data Sheet D311) havebeen specifically designed to overcome these traditional weaknesses. Textured coatings are bestat disguising poor quality substrates. Resene Sureseal (see Data Sheet D42) is a surface conditionerthat also reduces water staining. For better hiding, Resene Acrylic Undercoat (see Data SheetD404) tinted to the correct colour may replace one of the topcoats. Resene recommends waterborne paints over cementitious surfaces becauseof their inherent alkali resistance. See specification system sheets for Flooring (18e/i), Anti-Graffiti (19e/i), Textured Coatings (20e/i) and PaintEffects (21e/i).
a c c e s s s p e c i f i c a t i o n i n f o r m a t i o n o n l i n e a t w w w. re s e n e. c o . n z ( N Z ) o r w w w. r e s e n e. c o m . a u ( AU S T )m i n i m i s e t h e e f f e c t o f y o u r p ro j e c t o n t h e e n v i r o n m e n t – s e e w w w. re s e n e . c o. n z / p a i n t w i s e. h t m
If in doubt about any aspect of your specification please contact Resene.
In Australia: Resene Paints (Aust) Limited, 7 Production Ave, PO Box 785, Ashm
ore City, Queensland 4214Phone 1800 738 383 F ax 1800 064 960 Em
ail advice@resene .com
.au or visit ww
w.resene.com.au
In New Zealand: Resene Paints Lim
ited, Vogel Street, PO Box 38242, Wellington M
ail Centre , Lower Hutt 5045
Phone 0800 RESENE Fax (04) 577 0600 Email advice@
resene.co.nz or visit ww
w.resene.co.nz
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1i 2 Interior SolventborneSolventborne paints are generally not recommended over cement based surfaces. If they are used, the concrete must be well cured beforecoating (minimum twelve months). Resene Sureseal is a surface conditioner that also reduces water staining. For better hiding, Resene AcrylicUndercoat tinted to the correct colour may replace one of the topcoats.
