This paint could be used for this application, assuming the timber is bare, clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet including being primed first with Zinsser Cover Stain.

We would recommend 3 coats of Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Solvent Based) be applied to areas subject to pooling water.

We would recommend you test for compatibility and adhesion on a small area prior to full application with the primer.

Assuming this is successful, the primed steel is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet this could be used for the vertical areas of the container.

For the roof areas we would recommend Rust-Oleum Mathys Fillcoat as this will be suitable for pooling water.

Assuming the fibreglass box is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet this can be used.

The area should be sanded and degreased prior to application and two coats are recommended.

Unfortunately we cannot colour match a sample, we would recommend viewing a physical RAL, NCS or BS colour chart to find a suitable match.

Assuming the UPVC doors are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend the Kolorbond uPVC Painting Kits for this application.

This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS and BS colours in a satin finish.

Assuming the fibre concrete roof is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Eagle Bitumen Primer followed by Eagle DoubleCoat Pro-Reflect Liquid Waterproofing for the external face of the roof.

This is available in an aluminium finish.

Assuming the garage doors are fibreglass or grp, they are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Zinsser Allcoat Exterior can be used.

With application taking place in november we would recommend the solvent based option, but the air and substrate temperature must be over 5°C during application and curing.

We would recommend testing for compatibility and adhesion prior to full application on any previously applied coatings.

Any previously applied paints must be sound and prepared prior to application.

We would suggest Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 can be used prior to application as a primer sealer, then Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Water Based as this will be less likely to react with previously applied paints.

Drips or spills can be cleaned up when the paint is still wet with white spirits.

If the paint has dried Zinsser Brush Cleaner & Restorer can be used on application equipment.

We would recommend either checking with the manufacturer of the artifical grass if either of these will damage the grass or testing on a small area prior to full application.

Thank you for the enquiry, unfortunately we do not have a product to recommend for this application.

Assuming the door is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet, this paint is suitable for application to upvc or composite doors without a primer.

Assuming the powder coating is polyester, it is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we would recommend Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 followed by Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Waterbased. For the timber, assuming it is bare, we would recommend priming first with Zinsser Cover Stain.

Assuming the wall is a bare cement based render, it is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet either of those products could be used.

We would recommend priming first with Wethertex ST1 Quick Dry Stabilising Primer if you are using Wethertex AP77 Flexible Smooth Masonry Paint.

Assuming the previously painted timber is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet Zinsser Allcoat could be used.

Any bare areas of timber should be primed with Zinsser Cover Stain.

We would recommend using the waterbased option and to test for compatibility and adhesion on previously applied paints.

Assuming the lead is clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet this can be applied to lead after it is primed with Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3.

Thank you for the enquiry, unfortunately we do not have a product to recommend for this application.

Assuming the upvc windows are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend Zinsser Allcoat Exterior Waterbased for the internal and external frames.

No, unfortunately we do not have a product to recommend for painting canvas.

Assuming the mild steel panels are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the Technical Data Sheet we can recommend Rust-Oleum 3369/3380 CombiPrimer Anti-Corrosion followed by two coats of Rust-Oleum CombiColor Original.

This can be mixed to many RAL and BS colours in a satin or gloss finish.

Assuming the timber is bare, clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the Technical Data sheet this product would be suitable for that application apart from on the roof.

We would recommend priming first with Zinsser Cover Stain.

The paint is not breathable and would not allow water vapour to escape.

This product is designed as a decorative paint and the environment you are looking to use it in would greatly reduce the longevity.

For this application assuming the timber is bare, clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the Technical Data Sheet we would recommend Teamac High Performance 2 Pack Zinc Phosphate Primer followed by Teamac High Performance Polyurethane Topcoat.

This is also not breathable.

Assuming the timber decking is clean, dry and sound we can recommend Bradite Floor-it. This is available in many RAL and BS colours in a semi-gloss finish. Please check the Technical Data Sheet for substrate and priemr requirements.

Assuming the door is previously coated and in sound condition then yes. Unless the ambient temperature during application is under 10°c we would usualy recommend the water based version, Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based).

We don't I'm afraid, this is available in RAL and BS colours which are a standardised colour range.

Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Solvent Based) would be the recommendation for low temperature application. Apply when air and surface temperatures are above 5°C and humidity is less than 80%.

Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) is our preferred choice for uPVC, for more details on painting uPVC you can read our blog post How to Paint uPVC Windows and Doors.

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.

Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) would be fine for the this. (There is a chance the solvents in the solvent based grade could attack the old paint coating).

Rub down to remove the loose flaking paint back to a sound surface, wash thoroughly to remove all dirt etc. then apply 2 coats of Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) in your chosen colour.

We would recommend applying something more durable than a single pack for your application in way of Rust-O-Thane 9200 Handy Pack

Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Water Based or Solvent Based could be used here. After preparation, prime bare areas of timber with Zinsser Cover Stain. Existing paint should be sound and well adhered, remove anything loose and flaking, clean thoroughly and abrade to provide a key. Then apply 2-3 coats as required of either AllCoat Exterior product in the desired colour and finish.

If painting is to be done when temperatures are low, i.e. below 10°C then the solvent grade must be used. If it is warmer than 10°C then the water based version can be used. Note that the water based product is easier to apply and is Zinsser's preferred product so if you hold on until spring this would be the better option.

Where possible we would instead recommend the use of Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based).

What you plan to do is fine but where possible we recommend using Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based) instead due to better performance/application directly onto uPVC.

We would always suggest the water based grade of Zinsser AllCoat Exterior where possible for uPVC. If you use the gloss for the first coat and decide you prefer satin, the water based satin can be applied over the gloss. 2 coats will give a good level of performance on vertical surfaces, any horizontal surfaces could be given 3 coats to give the best level of performance.

If you have to do the job during winter then Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Solvent Based) must be used. If you can wait until warmer weather then Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Water Based) would be suitable (this would be the preferred option as the timber will be drier). When using the Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Water Based) prime surfaces first with Zinsser Cover Stain to get adhesion to glass, this is the best primer in our range for glass. If using the Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Solvent Based), do not prime with Zinsser Cover Stain, the solvent grade of AllCoat Exterior will adhere reasonably well to the glass on its own. Just make sure the timber is completely dry before painting.

We would instead recommend the Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Water Based) for this. It is self priming onto this type of surface, 2-3 coats in a grey colour should cover a dark red door.

We would instead recommend the Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Water Based) for this. It is easier to use than the solvent grade and gives the same level of performance. An etch primer is not required, the AllCoat will stick well on its own.

Yes, simply click on 'Select a different colour' on the product page and this will pop up the full RAL colour range to choose from that you can order online. Please note we cannot offer fluorescent or metallic RAL shades in this product.

One of the Zinsser AllCoat Exterior products would be an excellent choice to paint both of these substrates but we would recommend one of the water based finishes in the summer months rather than the solvent based. We are based in Leeds and have a Trade Counter you can collect from at LS11 9NF.

We would recommend priming first with Zinsser Cover Stain, make sure the timber is dry especially sills which can pick up moisture if the existing coating has cracked (moisture level must be below 12%).

One of the Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Water Based) range would be our preference for the top coat as they are easier to work with and just as high level of performance.

The Water Based Zinsser AllCoat Exterior range will give a better level of performance in this environment, it is more flexible than the solvent based product meaning it will move with the expansion and contraction of the timber without cracking. Provided the surface is thoroughly prepared and the timber is completely dry the product will give a very good level of performance in these conditions. Please note the Satin and Gloss Zinsser AllCoat Exterior (Water Based) versions will have slightly higher performance than the matt for this situation, i.e. exterior timber, the matt is designed more for masonry surfaces.

All products can be mixed to any RAL, BS and NCS colour by us and many more if you require a specific colour matching.

We would recommend you use the water based Zinsser AllCoat Exterior products for this application. AllCoat Exterior water based products can be applied directly to these items with no primer required. If any areas are new uPVC new 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.

Application by spray should be done with airless spray, use tip 0.13 - 0.017 at pressure 1800 – 2400 psi. There is nothing you can add to speed up the drying, it is best to apply 2 thin coats as these will dry much quicker than a heavy coating.

Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Solvent Based) is designed specifically for use in cooler conditions so it will dry OK even at lower temperatures.

Note: You can only use liquid driers in solvent based alkyd paints, Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Solvent Based) is not an alkyd formula, therefore driers would not be compatible.

We would recommend 1 coat of Zinsser Cover Stain followed by 2 coats of Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Water Based).

No, after this preparation you should just be able to apply the Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Solvent Based) directly.

We would recommend you use the water based Zinsser AllCoat Exterior products for this application. AllCoat Exterior water based products can be applied directly to these items with no primer required. If any areas are new uPVC new 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.

Zinsser AllCoat Exterior Satin (Solvent Based) wouldn't be suitable for this application. Instead we would recommend 1 coat of Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 followed by 2 coats of Zinsser Perma-White Interior.