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Technical Datasheet Last modified 04/22 1 / 2
Dryzone
®
Anti-Condensation Paint
Product Description
Dryzone
®
Anti-Condensation Paint has been specifically
designed to reduce condensation from forming on treated
surfaces. The glass microspheres in the paint increase the
time to condensation, reducing the likelihood of mould growth
and creating a surface that is warmer to the touch. It can be
applied by brush or roller and is for internal use.
Benefits
• Reduces condensation on treated surfaces
• Helps to prevent mould and fungal growth
• Creates a surface that is warmer to the touch
• Matt finish
Properties
Appearance White paint
Size(s) & Packaging 1 and 2.5 litre
Coverage
Approx. 4 m per litre
(based on 2 coats)
Storage
Store above 5 °C in dry conditions.
Protect from frost and excess heat.
Keep container tightly closed and away
from children and pets.
Shelf Life 12 months
Application Information
Preparation
Preparation is similar to normal good decorative practice.
1. Put down dust sheets before work begins
2. Remove any loose material such as old paint, grease, dirt,
mould or defective wallpaper
3. If mould is present, thoroughly clean the area using
Dryzone
®
100 Mould Remover whilst avoid sanding the
mould area to reduce spreading of spores.
4. Allow to dry thoroughly.
5. For glossy surfaces, lightly abrade the surface with abrasive
paper avoiding inhalation of dust and wearing suitable
personal protective equipment (face mask, gloves, safety
spectacles etc).
6. If necessary, apply an appropriate primer or sealer. This may
be required for new, porous plaster, wooden surfaces or
bare metal. Allow to dry thoroughly. New plasterwork should
be allowed to dry for 7 – 14 days before applying any paint
finish.
Application
It is not recommended to add coloured pigments or to
use mechanical agitators as this could damage the glass
microspheres within the paint.
Ensure the area is well ventilated. Stir the paint gently and
thoroughly before use. DO NOT use mechanical mixing tools.
Use a medium pile roller (recommended) to apply 2 coats
evenly, taking care not to over-apply as this may result in a
thick, stippled finish. A foam roller may give a smoother final
finish or a brush can be used if preferred. Light sanding is
permitted to remove any high spots, nibs or stipples. For best
results Dryzone
®
Anti-Condensation Paint can be left as
the final finish. Allow the first coat to dry fully before applying
the second coat.
Each coat will typically be touch dry after 1 – 3 hours
depending on temperature, humidity and airflow. Optimum dry
film thickness is 225 – 250 microns after 2 coats. The surface
temperature during application should be between 10 – 25 °C.
Clean tools and equipment with warm water as soon as
possible after use.