Features
See allSurface preparation:
- Remove chalk residue using a stiff bristle or wire brush
- Power wash and rinse thoroughly
- Check for residual chalk after the surface after has dried
- If chalk is still present, apply Berger Penetrating Liquid
- Berger Penetrating Liquid will penetrate at least 1/8th of an inch into the surface
Application Procedure:
- Apply Berger Penetrating Liquid by brush, roller or spray.
- Take care to cover the entire chalky surface as Berger Penetrating Liquid is a clear coating
- Coverage is 4-9 m²
- Clean equipment with Berger Reducer #2
Tips: Failure to treat chalking surfaces before applying primers or topcoats will lead to a loss of adhesion, no matter how durable the topcoats are.
Tools you will need
Available Packs
1 Coat
6.8 m2/Ltr**
Coverage
On well-prepared surfaces, as per the painting system recommended. Please refer to the Product Data Sheet for surface preparation and method of application.
** Actual coverage may vary from the quoted coverage due to factors such as method and condition of application, surface roughness, and porosity.
Solve Potential Paint Problems
Chalking is the formation of a white, dusty powder on the paint film, and is actually a natural way for paint to breakdown as it weathers.
What are the possible causes?
- Long-term exposure of paint film to the elements
- Use of low-quality interior paint on an exterior surface
- Over thinning the paint
- Application of a thin paint film
- Failure to prime and seal the surface before applying topcoat
- Painting on a pre-existing chalky surface
What is the solution?
- Remove chalk residue using a stiff bristle or wire brush
- Wash with soap and water, and rinse thoroughly by hose or power washer
- Allow surface to dry and check for any remaining chalk by running a hand over the surface
- If noticeable chalk is still present, apply Berger Alkali Sealer or Berger Penetrating Liquid
- If no chalk is present, repaint as normal
- Repaint with a premium quality exterior coating
We recommend you use these painting systems in order of base coat, first coat, and second coat:
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