TDS250 250ml Thompsons Damp Seal

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With anti damp paint you need to make sure that the area the damp seal is being applied to is thoroughly cleaned, prepared and fully dry before you start the painting process for the best results. This damp seal spray paint can be applied easily by placing the nozzle close to the affected damp area and spraying evenly to provide protection from damp, mould and mildew forming. Damp seal paint generally contains a strong water-reactive component designed to combat moisture. This durable paint works well in buildings prone to damp problems but just slapping it onto your walls and ceilings won’t be enough to solve all damp issues.

Did you know that you can also get the Polycell One Coat Damp Seal paint in a spray paint aerosol container? Well you can. Damp seal spray paint is hard to control and can result in a wide area of paint residue landing on other furnishings within an area so be prepared before you start spraying. You can easily apply the Ronseal damp seal paint with a roller and brush and it provides around 5m2/L coverage so it’s ideal for small areas of damp. Clean the area thoroughly. Use a moist cloth or sponge and methodically wipe the area removing existing damp patches, stains, dust and dirt from walls and ceilings. Clean again if necessary, with another clean cloth and then allow the area to dry completely. Rising damp is more than just a touch of mildew or mould, it’s indicative of an underlying condition that will reoccur unless moisture is prevented from rising and entering the walls.

Look out for discoloured or stained areas forming – particular hot spots include chimney breasts and the corners of the room. Windows

Thompsons Damp Seal Paint can be applied to damp surfaces that allows any trapped moisture to escape efficiently. This damp seal paint can be applied to damp surfaces and gives a white smooth finish when dried. Available in multiple sizes, 250ml, 500ml and 2.5L tins to suit all scenarios inaddition to the Ronseal One Coat Anti Damp spray.The Polycell damp seal creates a matt white finish that’s perfect for wallpapering or painting over and doesn’t require any primer before applying. It does however work in creating a barrier where it can work to eliminate damp and mould from penetrating your home interior which is often a concern for home owners in the UK. If you’re home is suffering from damp entering the walls, ceiling and window frames then damp seal paint can be a good solution to stop it from affecting surfaces.

If you’re worried you might have a damp problem it’s worth giving your place a once over. Here are a few tell-tale signs to look out for: Walls Before you apply anti damp paint you need to make sure that your wall or surface has been properly cleaned. You cannot apply damp seal paint over mould or mildew.If you’re keen on fixing a damp problem and preventing a reoccurrence of unpleasant mould damp seal paint could be the answer. The manufacturers of each of the five products we have listed above claim that their particular brand can help your fight against damp. Redecorate. Are you painting or papering over the top of your damp seal paint? If so now’s the time to get out your regular paint or pretty-patterned wallpaper and get decorating! Simply resolve the cause of damp, clean up the affected area, then paint over with your chosen damp paint. There’s been some debate as to the effectiveness of damp seal paint, so let’s try and clarify. In a nutshell, damp seal paint does work when it’s used in the correct way and for the correct purpose. You can expect a matt white finish from this paint and can be used as an undercoat to apply your final coat of chosen paint. It is suitable to apply wallpaper over the paint once it’s fully dry.