Treatment of wear and chalking

One of the risks is that the coating may eventually start to detach. This will result in increased repair costs in the long run, which is why we recommend early maintenance.

There is no daily checklist to stay up to date on the state of your façade. Usually, the condition of the coating only starts to stand out when it's already peeling or at least severely discoloured.

PVC / Plastisol coatings are particularly susceptible to this issue. The plasticisers in the plastic will vanish from the coating over time due to UV radiation. As a result, the plastisol coating will harden and become prone to tearing.

Whether your coating is peeling or not, we can definitely help you. Feel free to contact us!

All coated surfaces require regular maintenance to keep them in prime condition and prevent dirt and weather effects from impacting the surface. You're more likely to regularly wash your car than your façade or roof. Façade paints don't differ much from those used in cars, but they are under far more strain.

By performing proper maintenance once or twice per year, the effects of chalking can be kept to a minimum. Of course, this all depends on the quality of the paint. Luckily, modern paint systems are becoming more and more UV resistant, which means chalking is a less common problem than it used to be. Once you reach the end of the coating's lifespan, it's always a good idea to perform maintenance rapidly.

9 out of 10 times, panels and profiles feature a coil coating, which is also known as pre-painted steel or aluminium. This could be a colorcoat prisma, PVDF, silicon polyester, or an HPS Plastisol coating, among others. Coil coating is a factory process involving extreme heat. As such, it cannot be applied for repairs.

The products we use are derived from the automotive sector and were specifically designed for repairs to sandwich panels and profiles. The paints seamlessly fit the applied coil coat when it comes to durability and appearance. We are familiar with all types of coating systems and always have the most common colours in stock.

It is often difficult to assess the costs in advance, as they depend on the size of the project, sun exposure, accessibility, paint type and local circumstances.

The price is also influenced by the costs of replacement, dismantling and removal of the surrounding construction, which can cause damage, leaks, etc. Sandwich panels often feature hidden fasteners, which means they cannot simply be removed. Technically speaking, insulated panels perform their function for the duration of their lifetime, which means it is a shame to replace them just because the top coating deteriorated. In these cases, respraying is often the more economical option.

Would you like to give your building a completely different look with a new front panel, for instance? This is something we can also take care of without any involvement from third parties. Click the “renovation” part of our website or contact us for non-binding information!