HOW-TO GUIDES

Exterior wood paint offers durability and protection for a variety of outdoor wooden surfaces such as fences, sheds, doors, window frames, and garden furniture. This specialized paint is usually mould-resistant, withstands harsh weather conditions and prevents cracking and peeling.

Flaking paint can cause a lot of decorating headaches, as there’s nothing more frustrating than a freshly painted surface that has just started to peel.

Painting asphalt and bitumen can be a challenging task, but with the right approach and products, you can achieve a durable and attractive finish.

Brickwork forms a durable and versatile surface, but its porous and uneven nature can make achieving a smooth, long-lasting paint finish a challenge.

Painting ceramic tiles can be tricky, as conventional paints won’t stick well to unprimed surfaces. Without the right preparation, your finish can easily chip or peel, but with Zinsser, you can transform tiles with ease. In this guide, we’ll walk you through our method on how to paint tiles.

Decorating denatured timber requires careful preparation and priming due to its friable nature, which can make it challenging to achieve a smooth finish. Without the right approach, paint can struggle to adhere properly, resulting in uneven coverage and potential peeling.

Painting over exterior mildew can be tricky, especially when mould and mildew stains bleed through standard paints. Zinsser Cover Stain® offers a reliable solution to this common problem by permanently sealing stains.

Painting a PVC front door can dramatically enhance a home’s curb appeal, with the right Zinsser products, you can complete this transformation in just a few hours.

Water stains and mould can ruin the appearance of exterior surfaces, causing unsightly black stains on exterior walls and bleed-through on fresh paint.

Stains and varnishes can create a smooth, less porous surface on wood, leading to significant adhesion issues when painting. Without proper preparation, paint may peel or fail to bond, especially on exterior surfaces exposed to the elements.

Fletton brick, known for its high porosity, can present significant challenges when it comes to painting. Without proper preparation and priming, paint applied to Fletton brick is prone to cracking and peeling over time due to its inability to adhere effectively to the surface.

Good preparation is the key to success when painting weathered and chalky exterior walls. Read on to find out how.