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Prepare exterior surfaces effectively with Sandtex Trade Fungicidal Wash. Outdoor walls and wood are susceptible to mould, fungi, and lichen, which can compromise the adhesion of subsequent coatings. Proper preparation is crucial before painting, and this versatile product serves multiple purposes. It effectively eliminates mould on walls and acts as an antifungal treatment for wood. Additionally, it can be applied to paths, patios, and decking to prevent mould and fungal growth. Once treated, your exterior surfaces will be primed for painting with an appropriate topcoat.

Key features

• Eliminates mould, algae, and fungal growth
  
• Ready-to-use formulation
  
• Prepares surfaces for painting
  
• Easy application
  

Specifications

Application

We recommend testing the product on a small area first to ensure compatibility with the surface. Sandtex Trade Fungicidal Wash is ready to use and should not be diluted.

• Apply using a nylon bristle brush, scrubbing it into the surface.
  
• Allow the treated area to dry. Then, remove any remaining growth with a scraper or stiff bristled brush.
  
• If necessary, apply a second coat. Afterward, wash the surface and let it dry completely before painting.
  

FAQ's

Q. Will Sandtex Trade Fungicidal Wash remove fungal growth?

A. Yes, Sandtex Trade Fungicidal Wash is specifically designed to effectively eliminate and kill fungal growth, including mould, algae, and lichen, on exterior surfaces. These growths can be unsightly and may affect the durability and appearance of paint.

Q. When should I use Sandtex Trade Fungicidal Wash?

A. Sandtex Trade Fungicidal Wash should be used as a preparatory step before painting exterior surfaces. It removes fungal growth and sterilises the surface, providing a clean, stable base for paint adhesion, enhancing the paint's durability and lifespan. This wash not only clears visible fungal growth but also prevents future infestations, making it essential for surfaces prone to dampness or located in shaded areas where fungal growth is common.