How to paint your uPVC Windows with a Brush on uPVC Paint

Learn how to paint directly onto your window frames with our Direct-to-uPVC Masterclass

Our Direct-to-uPVC 2-Pack is a tough and durable 2K paint designed for the effective coating and protection of all kinds of uPVC and Aluminium windows and doors exposed to aggressive weather. JUNO® Direct-to-uPVC is especially suitable for internal & external uPVC surfaces. JUNO® Direct-to-uPVC will bond directly onto uPVC and aluminium without the need for expensive primers and adhesion promoters.
Available in 1lt, 4lt or 15lt paint Kit. (Kit includes 2K enamel + 2K hardener + 2K Poly Thinners D-70)
*NOTE - The 15-litre kit contains 2 x 1 litre of D-70 Thinner
Suitable for uPVC and Aluminium (indoor & outdoors) metal, iron, GRP, etc.
Available in Gloss and Satin finishes.
Available in many colour standards such as NCS, RAL, Colortrend, Farrow & Ball, BS and many more.
Solvent-based
Great adherence and elasticity
Excellent resistance to oils, lubricants, solvents and aggressive chemicals
Excellent outdoor properties
Resists dry heat up to 150ºC
Resistant to industrial and marine environments
Excellent coverage
Excellent gloss retention
Easy application
Kit Contains:
Juno Direct to uPVC paint.
1 X Professional soft filament paint brush 1.5" (AXU/BB15)
2 x pairs nitrile gloves large
1 x Roll masking tape 24mm
2 x Calibrated paint mixing cups 650ml (SC-650)
1 X Hand sanding abrasive pad (S/BRITE)
1 x litre Besasol94 uPVC cleaner (BESASOL94/1000)
3 x 12" wooden paint stirrers (FCSU0001)
Application information
Coverage - 10m2/litre approx.
1-litre kit will cover 10 mt/sq approximately giving one coat
4-litre kit will cover 40 mt/sq approximately giving one coat
15-litre kit will cover 150 mt/sq approximately giving one coat.
Touch dry - 2 hours dependent upon temperature/humidity
Recoatable - 24 hours minimum dependent upon temperature/humidity
Thinning - 5% to 10% with D70 thinners.
Application - Brush, roller, air spray gun, airless assisted spray gun.
Please note that we recommend giving the uPVC frames two coats**


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[victorkent]

My third vlog I have watched on this subject. Best one so far. Lot of faf with mixing though

[mickydub]

Cheers Vinny followed what you said it was a piece of cake and a " GREAT JOB "

[Ukmongoose]

This is great... I am hating the white UPVC in my new house!!!!

[craigreddick]

Do you know if this paint is available in Scotland/uk Vinny?

[mariatheofanous]

Thank you for your advice sir. I would like to know if the paint can be removed if we are not happy with the result and if so, what is the process. Thank you once again.

[ranat]

And we have a window here! Wasn't it better to roughen up the window first?

[goth_dude]

Surprised nobody has done this much umi want to do mine grey

[rokk]

Is this suitable for external surfaces as well or just the inside of the house?

[thehoneyeffect]

I was wondering what 'tinners' was for a while?? Hes saying Thinners!!!