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Everest - SiteCoat - Hoarding Paint - Everest Paints
Everest - SiteCoat - Hoarding Paint - Everest Paints

Everest - SiteCoat - Hoarding Paint

Site HoardingSatin FinishSelf-Priming AcrylicTrade Professional
Self-priming, industrial acrylic coating engineered for the rapid application of construction site hoarding.

Formulated to bond directly to timber, metal, and concrete without a separate primer, this fast-drying paint builds a flexible, weather-resistant satin barrier. Water-based for safe use and easy equipment cleanup.

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Size: 5 Litre
Colour
Colour: Slate Grey (RAL 7015)

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Direct-to-Substrate Engineering
PREMFLEX is engineered with a high-performance, single-pack acrylic resin system designed to eliminate the priming stage entirely. This self-priming formulation bonds aggressively to plywood, OSB, metal, and concrete, significantly reducing labor time and material costs. By removing the need for an undercoat, it allows contractors to secure and decorate site perimeters with maximum speed and efficiency.

Perimeter Weatherproofing
Construction sites are exposed environments; PREMFLEX is built to withstand them. The coating cures to a 50-micron thick film that remains flexible enough to handle the movement of temporary boarding while resisting rain and UV exposure. The durable satin finish not only provides a professional aesthetic for site branding but also creates a washable surface that stands up to the dust and grime of active building zones.

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Rapid Deployment
Time is money on a job site. This coating is formulated for fast turnaround, becoming touch-dry and ready for overcoating in just 2-4 hours. Its water-based composition ensures low odour and safe application in public-facing areas, while allowing for easy soap-and-water cleanup of sprayers and rollers. It is the definitive solution for large-scale hoarding projects requiring immediate protection.

Available Colours
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    Jet Black (RAL 9005)
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    Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016)
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    Slate Grey (RAL 7015)
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    Traffic Grey A (RAL 7042)
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    Agate Grey (RAL 7038)
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    Pure White (RAL 9010)
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    Magnolia (BS 08 B 15)
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    Copper Brown (RAL 8004)
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    Cream (RAL 9001)
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    Oatmeal (BS 08 B 17)
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    Brown Red (RAL 3011)
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    Chocolate Brown (RAL 8017)
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    Moss Green (RAL 6005)
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    Cobalt Blue (RAL 5013)
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  • by Sam Marriott

Sanding vs. Grinding: Preparing Previously Painted Concrete

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  • by Sam Marriott

Repairing Blown Render: Patching Holes Before You Paint

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  • by Sam Marriott

Priming Porous Render: How to Stop Suction & Patchy Paint

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The Tape Test: Diagnosing Unstable Masonry Before Painting

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