Rating Residential Sustainability Lecture Series
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 Colin GoochResene Technical Director Get an insight into how the paint industry has adapted and how Resene has become a leader in this field, presented by Colin Gooch, Technical Director of Resene for four decades. Colin has received rave reviews about his incredible knowledge and passion for paint and his enthralling presentation style. |
If you have a question for Colin leave it in the comments field at the bottom of this post and he will respond.
Episode 1: Sustainability and Resene’s Future
Episode 2: Paint Production, Use and End of Life
Episode 3: Technical Demands and Preferred Content
Episode 4: Added Benefits
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This presentation was part of the recent Rating Residential Sustainability Roadshow presented by the NZGBC, Cavalier Bremworth, GIB® and Resene, and is also available on DVD.
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June 10, 2010 at 5:36 pm
Hi Colin,
Following the seminar at Waipuna Lodge, I remember asking about the suitability of Resene Multishield+ acrylic glaze over Hi-Glo gloss on my timber weatherboard house. I understand it extends paint life by 2 fold or better.
In reading the fact sheet D54a under ‘Limitations’ it reads:
5. Not recommended for use on exterior timber or large areas of interior timber.
I’d like further reassurance it will not compromise the existing paint and extend life as hoped. Please would you clarify for me?
Regards
Phil
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Colin Gooch:
June 11th, 2010 at 1:32 pm
Hiya Phil,
Sorry about the confusion, just to clarify, I do not recommend it as a clear finish over large areas of new or bare timber. The comment does not apply to painted timber surfaces so yes you will get your extended life as hoped.
We may look at adjusting the wording of that ‘limitation’ to better reflect this.
Thanks Colin
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