Automotive & Industrial Coating Specialists
These labels refer to how reflective of light the various paint types are. High gloss, as the name suggests, is…
Surfaces where the colour has faded due to exposure from ultraviolet sunlight should be thoroughly cleaned down to remove all…
Condensation forming on the surface soon after application can take the gloss of new paintwork. This can be caused by…
Simply run a knife blade across the grain. This will only make a small indentation on sound timber, but on…
A new coat of paint can sometimes soften the previous coat and cause wrinkling or “lifting”. This can be the…
Adhesion failure on metal substrates, resulting in blistering, flaking/delamination and corrosion, is usually due either to surface contamination or poor…
Coarse or heavy brush marks are most likely caused either by painting onto a very porous surface, or applying paint…
There are different solutions for each of these problems. Staining caused by rust from old nails should be rubbed down…
The most common causes are moisture beneath the paint film and paint applied over dirt, oil, grease or onto a…
This is caused either by different levels of porosity in the substrate or by uneven application. Usually, two thinned coats…
Powdery or chalky old paintwork is caused by the paint film wearing away due to exposure to weather. This natural…
This is commonly caused by moisture beneath the paint film and by paint applied over grey denatured wood, dirt, oil,…
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