It is a good idea to get outdoor paints and other accessories well in advance. Get enough paint and shade paint. Check the shade before starting the painting by making a test painting on a board, etc. Mix a sufficient paint in the same container to avoid any shade differences in the same container. Remember that the goal batch should be enough for the surface to be painted. Make the correct painting instructions on the paint can or on our website on paint labels. Acted in accordance with the instructions given, as there are differences in different paints, paint application methods, paintings and painting instructions. Mix the paint thoroughly before use and, if necessary, during painting. The color selection of heard products must take into account the color of the surface to be processed, the roughness of the surface, the wood species, the previous treatment and the painting work significantly affect the final color.
Choose a brush or a sufficiently sturdy brush or paintbrush for exterior painting. It is worth investing in the quality of the brush as it has a significant impact on the outcome. To get a smooth paint surface, paint in the boarding lane to a suitable break. Also treat the cross -sectional surfaces of the timber to reduce the cracking of the board ends. If the painting work is done with a group / team, please book their own supplies and note that due to the different painting methods, the imprint and smoothness of the painting may vary.
Do not paint in the rain, direct sunlight or sun -heated surface. The best painting weather is cloudy, the humidity should be less than 80% and preferably at least +5 degrees. The surface to be painted must be dry and the moisture of the wood is less than 15%. It is also worth considering the painting date of the surface to be processed. Exterior paints such as linseed oil , petroleum oil paint and Roslag's mahogany are slower than water -borne paints. They are characterized by slow drying. Light and heat accelerate the drying of cooked linseed It is also advisable to handle the terraces and docks, taking into account natural conditions.