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Powder Coating Colours
Care & Maintenance
The effects of ultra violet light, pollution, dirt, grime and salt deposits are detrimental on your powder coated surface as they accumulate over time. To comply with warranty requirements and extend the
effective life of powder coatings, a very simple regular maintenance program should be implemented for the removal of any residues.
As a general rule, cleaning of the powder coated surface must take place at least every six months. However, in areas where pollutants are more prevalent, especially in coastal or industrial regions, a cleaning program proportionate to the extremity of the environment (ie. minimum three months) must be carried out.
To clean your powder coated surface:
1. Carefully remove any loose deposits with a wet sponge.
2. Use a soft brush (non abrasive) or cloth, and a mild household
detergent solution to remove dust, salt and other deposits. Do not use steel wool, scrapers, scouring liquids or powders to remove deposits as these permanently scratch the coating surface.
3. Rinse off with clean fresh water.
Please note that detergents that recommend the use of gloves when handling should be avoided as this is a good indication that the detergent is harsh and, therefore, unsuitable for cleaning your
powder coating.
Although some strong solvents are recommended by other companies for removing sealants or other building residues, these may be harmful to the extended life of the powder coated surface and should also be avoided as the damage may not be visible immediately and may take up to twelve months to appear.
Immediate action is required to removed any paint splashes, sealants or other residues from a powder coated surface by using the above cleaning method. For surfaces that have had prolonged contact, methylated spirits or isopropanol may be used with caution to remove these stains. To ensure no visible deterioration in the appearance of the coating, Dulux strongly recommends that a small area is tested prior to applying any of these "mild" solvents.
For advice on how to repair
your powder coating, contact
Dulux Powder Coatings on
13 2499 or visit our website
www.duluxpowders.com.au
The effects of ultra violet light, pollution, dirt, grime and salt deposits are detrimental on your powder coated surface as they accumulate over time. To comply with warranty requirements and extend the
effective life of powder coatings, a very simple regular maintenance program should be implemented for the removal of any residues.
As a general rule, cleaning of the powder coated surface must take place at least every six months. However, in areas where pollutants are more prevalent, especially in coastal or industrial regions, a cleaning program proportionate to the extremity of the environment (ie. minimum three months) must be carried out.
To clean your powder coated surface:
1. Carefully remove any loose deposits with a wet sponge.
2. Use a soft brush (non abrasive) or cloth, and a mild household
detergent solution to remove dust, salt and other deposits. Do not use steel wool, scrapers, scouring liquids or powders to remove deposits as these permanently scratch the coating surface.
3. Rinse off with clean fresh water.
Please note that detergents that recommend the use of gloves when handling should be avoided as this is a good indication that the detergent is harsh and, therefore, unsuitable for cleaning your
powder coating.
Although some strong solvents are recommended by other companies for removing sealants or other building residues, these may be harmful to the extended life of the powder coated surface and should also be avoided as the damage may not be visible immediately and may take up to twelve months to appear.
Immediate action is required to removed any paint splashes, sealants or other residues from a powder coated surface by using the above cleaning method. For surfaces that have had prolonged contact, methylated spirits or isopropanol may be used with caution to remove these stains. To ensure no visible deterioration in the appearance of the coating, Dulux strongly recommends that a small area is tested prior to applying any of these "mild" solvents.
For advice on how to repair
your powder coating, contact
Dulux Powder Coatings on
13 2499 or visit our website
www.duluxpowders.com.au
Pearl White
SurfmistTM
Off White
Magnolia
Primrose
JasperTM
Classic CreamTM
DuneTM
Olde Pewter
SandbankTM
PaperbarkTM
Pottery
Black
Shale GreyTM
APO Grey
Charcoal
Berry Grey
Woodland GreyTM
Wizard
Blue RidgeTM
IronstoneTM
PlantationTM
BushlandTM
WindsprayTM
Manor RedTM
Hunter Red
New Hammersley Brown
HeadlandTM
Anotec® XT Dark Grey
Deep OceanTM
Cottage GreenTM
WildernessTM
Pale EucalyptTM
Bronze Olive
Weathered Copper
Classic Hawthorn Green
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Please Note
Colours from Dulux and PPG change without notice
Colours from Dulux and PPG change without notice