Products
Repairs & Prep
Cleaners, primers, rust treatments and reinforcing tapes — the products that make the difference between a coating that lasts and one that fails. Get the surface right, and everything you put on top of it works.
Most coating failures start with the prep, not the coating. Moss left under a topcoat, rust that keeps spreading, or a crack that was never reinforced will find their way through eventually.
GeoFabric Tape
Flexible reinforcement fabric for waterproofing joints, cracks and movement areas. Bridges cracks, absorbs substrate movement, and integrates straight...
$69.00
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Self Adhesive Tape
Waterproof detailing tape for seams, penetrations and quick repairs. Strong adhesive, flexible enough to move with the structure,...
$64.95
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Muckoff Organic Moss & Mould Killer
Organic treatment that strips moss, mould, algae and dirt from roofs and exterior surfaces. Biodegradable, safe on most...
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$24.95
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Super Etch Primer
High-performance adhesion primer for the surfaces standard primers can't hold. Bonds to galvanised steel, Zincalume, stainless and weathered...
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$110.00
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Rust Converter
Stabilises and converts surface rust before you coat, stopping corrosion spreading underneath. Improves topcoat adhesion and brushes on...
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$95.00
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Where Prep Fits
The Four Stages
Everything on this page belongs to the first three stages. Skip them, and the fourth won't hold.
Clean
Strip moss, mould, algae and dirt so the surface is sound and the coating has something to grip.
Treat & Prime
Convert rust before it spreads, and prime difficult substrates where a standard coating won't bond.
Seal & Reinforce
Tape and reinforce the joints, cracks and penetrations — the places water actually gets in.
Coat
Apply the topcoat over a properly prepared surface — and it'll do what it's supposed to do.
Not sure what your surface needs?
Send us a photo and tell us what you're dealing with — rust, moss, cracks, a substrate that won't hold paint — and our technical team will tell you exactly what to use, and in what order.