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How to use Dulux Texture Full Cover Roll On™
Give your home the wow factor you deserve with a professional rendered finish.
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Step-by-step guide
Preparation
For this job you will need a wide application roller tray, external grade tape, a bucket and sponge, a blocking stone or stiff brush, a brush for cutting-in and of course a drop sheet.
Stubborn dust and grit
A broom is a great way to quickly free stubborn dust and grit from your walls before cleaning with Selleys® Original Sugar Soap.
Protection
As always, mask any areas that need protecting such as light fittings, adjoining walls and floors.
Applying
Begin by applying one coat of Dulux Exterior Texture Primer™ to condition the surface and help your topcoat adhering.
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Cutting in
Cut in around the edges of the wall with a brush — these are the areas the roller cannot easily reach. Maintain a wet-edge by cutting in larger areas in sections as you go. This will help to avoid ‘picture framing’ where unblended cut in areas remain obvious after rolling.
Using roller
You will need a Full Cover Texture Roller to apply Dulux Texture Full Cover Roll On™. These rollers have been designed to hold and spread more material, therefore a regular roller just won’t do. Using your roller, apply the product in vertical motions, working from the ground upwards.
Working
Working from the ground up, hold the float against the surface so the leading edge is raised and angled at about 45°. Push the material across the surface to fill the joints and any low spots. Distribute broadly and always level the texture before it sets.
Floating
Now you can float the levelled area with larger, lighter strokes to further fill and even out your texture.
Cleaning
After a few moments, clean the float and lightly finish your render in circular motions. Clean your float immediately with a damp sponge.
TIP: It’s important to keep a wet edge as you move across the wall to prevent the texture from setting before you’ve finished with the float.
Recommend
It’s recommended you use a minimum of two coats and potentially further coats if your wall has deeper joints or a rougher surface.
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