Wash&Wear® Low Sheen
About Wash&Wear® Low Sheen
Dulux Wash&Wear® Low Sheen is ideal for all interior walls including high traffic areas such as hallways and family rooms and where minimal light reflection is desired.
Wash&Wear® 101 Barrier Technology® creates a hard-wearing finish that allows you to wipe away most common marks, scuffs and stains with a wet cloth so your walls will look freshly painted for years.
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At a glance
- Made in New Zealand
- Exceptional washability
- Looks freshly painted for years
- Can be machine-tinted to a wide range of colours
- Low odour and low VOC
- Eco Choice Aotearoa approved (License No: 705019)
Areas to use
Performance guide
Dulux Wash&Wear Low Sheen is highly recommended for all walls, especially in medium and high traffic areas such as hallways and family rooms.
Surfaces
• Plasterboard
• Waterproof plasterboard
• Brick
• Cement sheet
• Set plaster
• Fibrous plaster
• Plasterglass
• Timber
• Galvanised steel
• MDF
• Concrete
• Masonry
• Steel (mild) and non-ferrous metals
Previously Painted Surfaces
Surface must be clean, dry and free from dust, oils and grease.
For Cracks or holes with filler:
• Spot prime repairs with Dulux 1Step® Prep Water Based Primer, Sealer & Undercoat.
Glossy surfaces:
• Lightly sand to a dull finish.
Unpainted Surfaces
Unpainted plasterboard, brick, cement sheet, bare timber:
• One coat of Dulux 1Step® Prep Water Based Primer, Sealer & Undercoat.
Set plaster, fibrous plaster, plasterglass:
• One coat of Dulux PRECISION® Sealer Binder.
Brush, roller
1. Stir paint thoroughly with a flat paddle using an up-and-down scooping action.
2. Cut-in around the edges with a brush, then roll up to the border whilst it is still wet.
3. Apply two coats ensuring that the first coat is completely dry before applying the second.
Unused paint
Do not pour leftover paint down the drain.
Unwanted paint should be brushed out on newspaper and allowed to dry, and then disposed of via domestic waste collections.
For more information on responsible disposal of paint and packaging visit paintback.com.au or painttakeback.co.nz
Empty paint containers
Leave empty paint containers open in a well-ventilated area to dry out. When dry, recycle the container via steel can recycling programs.
Disposal of empty paint containers via domestic recycling programs may differ between local authorities. Check with your local council first.
Do not reuse container unless thoroughly decontaminated.
For more information on responsible disposal of paint and packaging visit paintback.com.au or painttakeback.co.nz