Glidden Glidden® Premium Interior Exterior Paint
GLIDDEN® PREMIUM PAINT
GLIDDEN® PREMIUM PAINT (INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINT)
Glidden® Premium Interior/Exterior High Gloss 100% acrylic paint is perfect for trim, doors, cabinets and furniture that take a lot of abuse because of its long lasting durable finish.
Specially formulated to resist color fading and all weather conditions for all your outside paint projects and Low Odor and Low VOCs for all your inside projects. All while providing a beautiful high-gloss finish anywhere backed by our lifetime guarantee.
BENEFITS
RESISTS FADING, CRACKING & PEELING
Resists damage to your finish caused by swings between summer heat, winter cold and anything else Mother Nature has up her sleeve.
LOW VOC, LOW ODOR
Paint your room and get it back in action before you know it.
DURABLE GLOSS FINISH
This shiny finish isn't just about the looks, higher sheen=more durable finish and easier clean up than lower sheen products. Wipe away dirt, grime and finger prints with ease.
INFORMATION
MATERIAL
50 to 90°F 10 to 32°C Ambient: 50 to 90°F 10 to 32°C Substrate: 50 to 90°F 10 to 32°C
CLEAN UP
Clean tools with warm, soapy water
BASE
White
COVERAGE
Approximately 300 to 400 sq. ft./gal. (27.9 to 37.2 sq. m/3.78L) per U.S. Gallon (3.78L) on smooth, nonporous surfaces. Wet Film Thickness: 4 mils Wet Microns: 102 Dry Film Thickness: 1.2 mils Dry Microns: 25 Coverage figures do not include loss due to surface irregularities and porosity or material loss due to application method or mixing.
SIZE
- Quart
- 1 Gal
DRYING TIME
- Dry time @ 77°F (25°C); 50% relative humidity.
- To Touch: 1 hour
- To Recoat: 4 hours
Wait at least 30 days after painting before cleaning the surface with a non-abrasive, mild cleaner. Very deep colors may require longer to fully cure. Drying times listed may vary depending on temperature, humidity, film build, color, and air mov.
FINISH
Gloss
APPLICATION
- Stir thoroughly. When using more than one can of the same color, intermix to ensure color uniformity.
- Application Equipment: Apply with a high quality brush, roller, paint pad, or by spray equipment. Where necessary, apply a second coat and allow each coat to dry thoroughly before applying the next coat.
- Airless Spray: Pressure 2000 psi, tip 0.015” - 0.021” Spray equipment must be handled with due care and in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendation.
- High-pressure injection of coat- ings into the skin by airless equipment may cause serious injury.
- Brush : Polyester/Nylon Brush Roller: 3/8” - 3/4” nap roller cover Thinning: No thinning is required.
AREA PREPARATION
SURFACE
Surface must be clean and dry. Remove all loose, peeling paint, dirt, grease, and any other surface contaminants. Repair all moisture problems. Blistering and peeling issues are commonly caused by moisture behind the paint film. Putty all nail holes and caulk all cracks and open seams. Sand all glossy, rough and patched surfaces. Prime all bare surfaces with the appropriate primer.
ALUMINUM AND VINYL SIDING
Siding may present potential adhesion problems. A specialty primer may be required if the original painted surface has degraded to the substrate. Topcoat should be spot applied, allowed to cure overnight, then evaluated for adhesion. If adhesion is good, the application may proceed. Check adhesion by applying a piece of masking tape. When the masking tape is removed, if the coating peels off, the surface must be scuff sanded prior to proceeding to ensure mechanical adhesion. Color selection for vinyl siding is limited. Do not paint vinyl siding with a color darker than the original to prevent potential warping due to heat absorption.
BRICK
New brick and mortar should cure for at least 30 days and preferably 90 days prior to priming and painting. The pH of the substrate must be less than 10 before priming. Painting glazed brick is not recommended due to potential adhesion problems.
CONCRETE AND MASONRY
New concrete and masonry should cure for at least 30 days and preferably 90 days prior to priming and painting. The pH of the substrate must be less than 10 before priming.
FIBER CEMENT
Fiber cement composition board may present potential adhesion, alkali burn, and efflorescence problems. New board should be aged for at least 30 days prior to priming and painting. The pH of the substrate must be less than 10 and the moisture content must be less than 12% prior to priming and topcoating. All cracks and open seams should be caulked to prevent water penetration. Pre-primed board from the manufacturer may not be uniformly or completely sealed. A primer coat must be applied to ensure complete and uniform sealing prior to topcoating.
STUCCO
New stucco should cure for at least 30 days and preferably 90 days prior to priming and painting. The pH of the substrate must be less than 10 before priming with an alkali resistant primer. Surface chalk from the curing or aging process should be removed then sealed with an appropriate sealer to rebind and restore the surface to a sound condition.
FERROUS METAL
The surface must be cleaned thoroughly to remove any dust, rust, and surface contaminants, and then primed with the appropriate specialty primer.
WOOD
Unpainted wood or wood in poor condition should be sanded smooth, wiped clean, then primed. Any knots or resinous areas must be primed before painting. Countersink all nails, putty flush with surface, then prime.
CARE INSTRUCTION
Clean up carefully with a HEPA vacuum and a wet mop. Before you start, find out how to protect yourself and your family by contacting the USEPA National Lead Information Hotline at 1-800-424-LEAD or log on to www.epa.gov/lead. In Canada contact a regional Health Canada office. Follow these instructions to control exposure to other hazardous substances that may be released during surface prepa- ration.
