Up to approximately 8m2 per litre, per coat, depending upon the nature and absorbency of the surface being painted. 

Paint must be stirred well before use and applied using a brush or roller. If using more than one can of colour in the same area, mix the cans before use. Do not apply in temperatures below 10°C or in damp conditions.

• Prepare the garage door by rubbing down with either coarse sandpaper or a wire brush.
• Wash the door with water and a diluted detergent. This will remove any dust, grease or dirt which may prevent the paint from sticking to the surface.
• Ensure the door is completely dry again before painting.
• When painting outside, try to ensure the temperature is between 8 and 25°C for optimum paint performance.
• Before you paint your garage doors, ensure that the ground and surrounding area are protected with a dust sheet or newspaper to catch any spills or drips.
• Begin by opening the garage door and painting the edges which are not visible when it is shut.
• Once the edges are dry, close the door and begin painting at the top of the door. A step ladder may be required for this.
• Work your way down in stages until the whole door is painted.
• Always apply one thin coat to begin with, followed by a second one if necessary. Leave to dry for the time specified on the back of the tin before over-coating.

Immediately after use, clean equipment with good quality brush cleaner such as Hammerite Brush Cleaner and Thinners.

Do not use or store in extremes of temperature and protect from frost.

When the product container is empty please ask us about recycling. If you have leftover product, please dispose of it responsibly. PAINT Direct believe by working with our customers we can reduce waste and do more with the resources we have and together can create a better future for our planet.

• Tough, durable high gloss finish
• Resists sagging and running when used on vertical surfaces
• No need to Undercoat
• Can be used directly to Galvanised doors