Dulux Trade Alkali Resistant Primer Technical Data Sheet

Technical data sheet for Dulux Trade Alkali Resistant Primer, a high solids plaster primer for new dry interior and exterior porous surfaces.


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Brand
Dulux
Category
Other products
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
84 KB
Published
16 October, 2026
Updated
16 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
A05883461E16E72E7B4985FDC25E9783

About this manual

This document is a technical data sheet for Dulux Trade Alkali Resistant Primer, a versatile high solids plaster primer designed for new dry interior and exterior porous surfaces. It serves as both a sealer and primer for substrates such as cement plaster, gypsum plaster, concrete, fibre cement, and composite boarding. The product features a pigmented white appearance and combines good alkali resistance with excellent sealing properties.

What's inside

  • Product Description
  • Product Uses
  • Features and Benefits
  • Product Information
  • Application Information
  • Surface Preparation
  • Health and Safety Information
  • Packaging and Storage

Specifications

AppearanceMatt
ColourWhite
Binder TypeThermoplastic Acrylic Polymer
Density at 23°CApprox. 1.18
Solids Content By weightApprox. 57%
Solids Content By volumeApprox. 34%
Viscosity at 23°CApprox. 75 KU
Spreading RateApprox. 9m² per litre
Recommended DFT per coatMin. 25µm. Max. 35µm.
Recommended WFT per coatMin. 70µm. Max. 100µm.
Flash Point37ºC

Frequently asked questions

What surfaces is Dulux Trade Alkali Resistant Primer suitable for?

It primes all types of masonry surfaces such as cement plaster, gypsum plaster, concrete, fibre cement and all composite boarding.

Is Dulux Trade Alkali Resistant Primer suitable for metal surfaces?

No, it is not suitable as a primer for metal surfaces.

What is the recommended recoating time?

The recommended recoating time is 18 hours at 23ºC.

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