Description

Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) is an ultimate performance all surface paint. Designed for the long term decoration (up to 15 years) of timber, metal, masonry, plastic, concrete, cladding and more, it forms a vapour permeable, low maintenance water-shedding coating, re-coatable in 1 hour.

This product contains a biocide to protect the dried coating against fungal degradation. Designed for all exterior surfaces, Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) is ideal for new or previously painted wood, UPVC, galvanising, metals, cladding, weathered bitumen, stucco, brick, stone, cured concrete and more.

It is also self-priming and will bond to existing glossy paints without sanding. For most jobs, there is no need to purchase a separate primer. After removing existing mould and mildew, two coats of Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) will ensure that any exterior looks bright and beautiful for years.

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Features & Benefits
Product Specification
Drying Times
Surface Preparation
Application Methods
Commonly Asked Questions About Painting uPVC
Health & Safety

Features & Benefits

Recommended for use on uPVC - read our blog post on painting uPVC doors and windows, or click here for commonly asked questions about painting uPVC
Also suitable for timber, metal, masonry, plastic, concrete, cladding, weathered bitumen, stucco, brick, stone and more
Cracking, blistering and flaking resistant
Long lasting finish
Fungal protection
Multi-surface application
Also available in matt and gloss finishes
Contact us for colour match options

Product Specification

Technical Data
Suitable For Use With:	uPVC, timber, metal, masonry, plastic, concrete and cladding
Volume Solids:	40%
Typical Film Thickness Per Coat:	40 microns
Density:	1.25 kg/litre
VOC:	80g/l
Limitations:	Not intended for application to exterior floors, decks or any surface subject to water immersion or prolonged contact with water.
Shelf life:	2 years in unopened containers
Storage:	Store indoors at 5 - 25°C. Protect from frost.

Tinting

ALLCOAT® Exterior Satin is available in a full range of BS4800, RAL and NCS colours. Multiple containers of tinted paint should be intermixed (boxed) to ensure colour uniformity.

Drying Times

Drying Time @ 20°C and 60% RH
Dry To Touch	Dry To Recoat	Hard Dry	Fully Cured
1 hour	1 hour	4 hours	7 days

Coverage

Up to 12m² per litre on non-porous surfaces. On porous surfaces coverage will be reduced e.g. sawn timber - 4-8m² per litre. Planed timber - 8-12m² per litre. Normal application is 2 coats, however an additional coat should be applied to areas of high exposure such as sills and fascia boards.

Surface Preparation

Surfaces should be clean, dry, sound and free of any contamination that may interfere with adhesion.
Remove all loose or peeling paint and chalky paint residue.
Sand edges of any remaining paint film until smooth.
New concrete, masonry and other related surfaces must be cured at least 30 days before priming.
Remove all existing mould and mildew before painting.
To effectively remove mould and mildew, dirt and chalky paint residue, use Blackfriar Fungicidal Wash or Zinsser Mould Killer & Remover or an exterior house cleaner following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Timber at risk from decay or insect attack should be treated with an appropriate preservative.

Special precautions should be taken during surface preparation of pre-1960 paint surfaces as they may contain harmful lead. Avoid the inhalation of dust. Wear a suitable face mask if dry sanding.

Application Methods

Product Information
Application:	Brush, roller, or spray
Airless Spray:	Use .017” tip and high-medium (2000-2500 PSI) pressure.
Application Temperature:	Between 10°C and 32°C
Relative Humidity:	Less than 85%

Shake or stir well before using.
Ensure air and surface temperature are between 10°C and 32°C and humidity is less than 85% during application and cure of the product.
Avoid painting in direct sunlight and maintain a “wet edge” to avoid lapping.
Ensure conditions during application and cure are favourable, do not apply if there is a likelihood of rain, frost, fog or condensation affecting the freshly applied paint before it has fully cured.

Clean Up

Clean application tools, spatters and spills immediately with warm water and liquid detergent; rinse with water.
Dried paint on brushes can be removed with Zinsser BIN Brush Cleaner. Follow equipment manufacturer’s directions to clean spray equipment.
Remove dried product with a household cleaner; such as Zinsser Universal Cleaner & Degreaser, rinse with water.

Commonly Asked Questions About Painting uPVC

Can this product be colour matched for existing uPVC door and window colours?

Yes, please post a sample of the colour you want matching to; Rawlins Paints, FAO Technical Team, Northspeed House, Moorview, Holbeck, Leeds, LS11 9NF.
Alternatively if you know the colour code for the colour but it is not listed on our website for this product give us a call as we may already have a match.

Can dark uPVC surfaces be painted over with white or lighter colours?

This product is self-priming, so 2-3 coats of a lighter colour should cover the dark original uPVC surfaces

Can new uPVC be painted over?

We would advise abrading the surfaces with a fine grade of sandpaper followed by a solvent wipe using methylated spirits. Then apply 2 coats of the AllCoat Exterior water based when weather permits.

Can this product be used on uPVC front doors?

Yes, and with a huge range of colour options, it is perfect for the job

Can this product be used to recoat and recolour faded or aged white uPVC window frames?

Yes, exterior surfaces which have been weathered can be washed down using warm water and dilute detergent followed by rinsing off with clean water and then 2 coats AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based)

Can this product be thinned down for application?

No, Zinsser products should not be thinned down

Health & Safety

Refer to the safety data sheet in the attachments section above for further details.

It is your responsibility to read the Product Data Sheets (available below) before you place an order and prior to application of the product. The content of this website is our best recommendation and is not advice. Coverage rates quoted are approximate, you agree that coverage depends on the condition of the substrate, surface absorption, texture and application method. We ALWAYS recommend a trial area is coated to ensure the product meets your requirements before use.

Product Details

Reference ZN7200002D1

Data sheet

Manufacturer: Zinsser
Interior / Exterior Use: Exterior
Water / Solvent Based: Water
For Use On: uPVC, Timber, Metal, Masonry, Plastic, Concrete
Application Method: Brush, Roller, Airless Spray
Sheen: Satin
Colour: Standard / Ready Mixed
VOC Levels: Low (50-149 g/l)
Single, Two or Three Pack: Single
Pack Size: 1L, 2.5L, 5L, 10L
Coverage: 12m² per litre
Touch Dry: 30 mins

Attachments

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Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) Product Data Sheet

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Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) Safety Data Sheet

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Customer agrees that before placing an Order, Customer has read and understood the most up to date Product Data Sheet for the Product. Where we have access to the Product Data Sheet from the manufacturer, we will either provide a copy on request, or include a link to the Product Data Sheet available on the manufacturer’s website. Customer further agrees that we have no liability for any errors or omissions contained within the Product Data Sheets. For more information, please see our Terms & Conditions of Sale.

Send us your question

Daniel parry on 2020-06-15 23:44:46	Question: Hi can this be applied to old upvc windows and doors with a Graco 9.5 hvlp sprayer and if so does it need to be diluted Thanks
	Answer: Assuming the aged UPVC is clean, dry and abraded prior to application we can recommend Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Waterbased. This can be applied by brush roller or airless spray only. This can be thinned if absolutely necessary (10% max with water). Usually it would need to be thinned more in order for it to pass through a HVLP, which is why we do not recommend it.

Dave Jones on 2020-06-04 07:27:48	Question: Hi, I would like to paint a garage door (steel) that has been previously painted with exterior gloss paint many years ago. Firstly, I would like to know if I need to use a primer in addition to rubbing down and cleaning with methylated spirits. Secondly our front door is Chartwell Green do you have a nearest colour match recommendation For that please.
	Answer: Assuming the previously painted steel door is clean, dry and abraded Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Waterbased can be applied directly. If any areas are back to bare steel we can recommend priming with Bulls Eye 1-2-3. Zinsser Allcoat is available in many RAL and BS colours, please see the colour chart on the product page so you can find an appropriate match.

Mellissa on 2020-05-29 08:47:47	Question: I'm using All Coat Exterior Satin (water based) on a previously gloss painted front door (blue) and a steel garage door (white). I want to prime the front door with a white undercoat, to ensure colour consistency with the garage. Do I need to use a water based primer?
	Answer: Assuming the door is clean, dry and sound we can recommend the use of Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3, this is a compatible water based primer.

Michelle on 2020-05-25 21:50:32	Question: I have scraped off all old paint from a 40 year old galvanized garage door. After cleaning can I apply this paint straight on or do I need a primer? Many thanks
	Answer: Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) can go directly onto degreased galvanised steel with no primer coat required.

Mike on 2020-05-25 09:24:36	Question: I would like to repaint my metal garage door which has a powder coated finish, from white to grey. I've read your advice to abrade, use Bulls eye 123 primer and I will use All Coat Exterior satin. Would I be better to use the Solvent or Water based option? (The door is well exposed to the sun)
	Answer: Assuming the door is dry, sound and prepared as you stated above we can recommend the waterbased option for this application at this time of year. At temperatures down to approximately 5°C we recomend the solvent based option.

mark on 2020-05-17 11:57:03	Question: I would like to respray our naff brown upvc windows and door. I assume spraying would give a better finish and have looked to get an electric paint sprayer. I wondered if this will need diluting and if so, by how much and using what? White spirit or water? Thanks
	Answer: Assuming the UPVC is aged, clean, dry and sound this product would be perfect for this application. This paint does not require thinning for use with an airless sprayer and can also be applied with a brush or roller.

Katie on 2020-05-13 21:08:09	Question: Hi, can this paint be used to paint a composite door? Thanks.
	Answer: Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Satin WB has not been specifically tested for use on composite doors but we do recommend it use on suitably prepared uPVC.

Anna on 2020-04-30 11:41:55	Question: Can I use All Coat exterior satin on terracotta pots?
	Answer: Assuming they are clean, dry and free from anything to effect adhesion yes it can.

Naomi on 2020-04-21 16:30:15	Question: I currently have a bright red upvc door and would like to paint it black, can I just paint this straight onto it or would you suggest an undercoat first?
	Answer: Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) is self priming on aged, clean uPVC and does not require an undercoat.

Chris mulligan on 2020-04-18 12:40:22	Question: Hi. Do you do sample pots. If so where can I get them from?
	Answer: We do not have sample pots the smallest quantity available is a 1ltr tin.

Alan Fielding on 2020-02-04 15:57:52	Question: Hi, Would Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) be suitable for use on an up and over steel garage door 12’ wide and subject to full hot sunlight in the afternoon causing expansion? Is this an acrylic-laytex paint? Regards Alan
	Answer: Providing you are looking to apply the AllCoat Exterior Satin Water Based to galvanised steel, then two coats may be applied by brush or roller at a coverage rate of approximately 10m2/litre/coat directly onto the bare surface. If this is ferrous steel, then a red oxide or zinc phosphate primer will need to be applied prior to using the AllCoat Exterior Satin. The paint should be applied when the air and substrate temperature is 10°C and rising, relative humidity less than 80%. Ensure there is no risk or rain, fog, frost or condensation from affecting the applied paint before it has had a chance to fully cure. We recommend to ensure the surface to be painted is clean, dry, sound and free from any surface contamination such as dirt, oils, grease, mould, mildew, rust, loose or flaking paint etc that are likely to affect the performance of any subsequent coats of paint; to ensure this we advise the following prior to painting, clean down with hot soapy water, rinse with warm water and when dry have a good wipe over with methylated spirits to promote good adhesion.

Ken Marshall on 2019-12-29 17:36:01	Question: Can you lst the products l will need to spray upvc windows and front doors please. Once l get this l am ready to advertise and get up and running. Regards Ken.
	Answer: Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Sain (Water Based) can be applied directly to weathered uPVC once it is clean and dry. You can give the uPVC a light abrasion if you wish but it is not usually required.

Fabio on 2019-11-12 12:37:10	Question: Hi This says exterior but would it work well for interior uPVC windows frames and sils? And can you colour match Dulux paints? Thanks
	Answer: Yes this product can be used for interior projects and surfaces also. We are able to match many colours so if you cannot find a colour to your liking on our website, please call our Technical Team on 0113 2455450 (option 2) who will be able to help with colour matches for you.

Sion on 2019-09-28 09:16:28	Question: Hi, I would like to paint a galvanised Steele tube which has been used to support an exterior porch... would this product be ok for this purpose? Ral 7016 satin. Can it be applied direct without priming? Thanks
	Answer: