Best House Pearl Glo

Jewell Best House Pearl Glo is an ultra-luxury, low-VOC, 100% acrylic latex exterior paint developed for high-end residential and commercial projects where superior performance and durability are required.

The product combines a Pearl Appearance with climate resistance, outstanding dirt pick-up resistance, superior adhesion, moisture resistance, UV resistance, anti-fungal protection and resistance to peeling and cracking. It is designed to provide a durable decorative finish while helping exterior surfaces retain gloss and colour for longer.

100% Acrylic Latex Emulsion

Pearl Appearance

Climate Resistant

Outstanding Dirt Pick-Up Resistance

Weather Guard Technology

Resists Peeling and Cracking

Brighter Colour Technology

Superior Adhesion

Retains Gloss and Colour

Outstanding Hiding

Moisture Resistant

New Look For Longer

Anti-Fungal

Planet Friendly

Wind Resistant

Mould Resistant

UV Resistant

Covers Hairline Cracks

12 Years Warranty

Pearl Appearance, Climate Resistant, Outstanding Dirt Pick-Up Resistance, Moisture Resistant, UV Resistant, Anti-Fungal, Resists Peeling and Cracking, Superior Adhesion, Outstanding Hiding, Retains Gloss and Colour, New Look For Longer, Planet Friendly

Pearl Appearance, Climate Resistant, Outstanding Dirt Pick-Up Resistance, Moisture Resistant, UV Resistant, Anti-Fungal, Resists Peeling and Cracking, Superior Adhesion

1. Complete cutting-in around corners, windows, doors, edges and architectural details using a brush.

2. Apply the first coat uniformly using a good-quality exterior roller, brush or spray.

3. Maintain a wet edge throughout the application.

4. Avoid excessive spreading or repeatedly working over partially dried paint.

5. Allow the coat to dry before recoating.

1. Ensure the first coat is adequately dry.

2. Remove any surface nibs or minor imperfections where required.

3. Remove all dust.

4. Apply the second coat uniformly using the same dilution and application method.

5. Inspect the finished surface for uniform colour, sheen and coverage.

The updated label states to apply two or more coats as desired. Additional coats may be required for deep shades or major colour changes.

Jewell WaterTite Crack Filler (where required) → Jewell WaterTite Waterproof Wall Putty (where levelling is required) → Jewell Exterior Primer → Jewell Best House Pearl Glo

All surfaces must be sound, dry and clean.

Remove oil, grease, dirt, mildew, form-release agents, curing compounds, loose paint and foreign substances.

Repair cracks and holes before priming.

Scuff, sand or de-gloss smooth or glossy surfaces where required.

Remove all preparation dust before proceeding.

Roughen slick poured or precast concrete and remove sealers by chemical cleaning or abrasive methods where required.

Rinse thoroughly and allow the surface to dry.

Prime concrete and plaster with Jewell Exterior Primer.

For drywall, remove sanding dust and apply Jewell Exterior Primer.

For wood, sand smooth, remove dust and apply primer.

1. Scrub affected areas with a mixture of 1 litre household bleach in 3-4 litres warm water.

2. Rinse the surface and allow it to dry.

3. Do not add detergent or ammonia to the bleach/water solution.

For non-structural plaster cracks, Jewell WaterTite Crack Filler may be used within the approved Jewell exterior system.

1. Open the crack slightly where required to form a clean groove.

2. Remove loose particles and dust.

3. Ensure the groove is clean and dry.

4. Press the crack filler firmly into the crack.

5. Level the repaired area with the surrounding surface.

6. Allow the repair to dry completely.

7. Lightly sand to obtain a uniform surface.

Structural, moving, recurring or major masonry cracks require appropriate civil repair and should not be treated only with decorative crack filler.

For premium exterior levelling, Jewell WaterTite Waterproof Wall Putty may be used where required as part of the standard Jewell exterior system.

Surface Preparation

The plaster must be fully cured, stable and free from active dampness.

Lightly pre-wet bare cement plaster where required by the putty system.

The surface should be evenly moist but must not have standing water.

Mixing

Mix with clean potable water according to the product pack or latest approved technical data.

Use a mechanical mixer to prepare a smooth and lump-free paste.

Prepare only as much material as can be used within its working time.

Do not add water after the material has started setting.

Application

1. Apply the first thin coat using a putty knife or steel trowel.

2. Allow the first coat to dry for approximately 4-6 hours.

3. Apply the second coat.

4. Keep the combined thickness within approximately 1.5 mm.

5. Allow the putty to dry thoroughly.

6. Lightly sand using 320-number or finer abrasive.

7. Remove all sanding dust before primer application.

Apply Jewell Exterior Primer over the completely dry, smooth and dust-free prepared surface.

1. Stir the primer thoroughly before use.

2. Dilute only as specified on the primer product pack or latest approved technical data.

3. Apply one uniform coat using a brush, roller or spray.

4. Ensure complete coverage of corners, repairs and difficult areas.

5. Avoid excessive dilution and missed patches.

6. Allow the primer to dry completely before topcoat application.

7. Apply an additional primer coat only where surface absorption or porosity requires it.

Verify the product, shade/base, batch and pack before use.

Mix thoroughly before use.

Intermix containers of the same product to maintain colour and sheen uniformity on continuous walls.

For brush or roller, thin with no more than 30-40% water.

For spray, thin with no more than 40-50% water.

Do not over-dilute.

Low temperature, high humidity, thick films or poor ventilation may prolong drying time.

High-end residential exteriors

Commercial exterior projects

Exterior walls and façades

New or previously painted drywall

Wood

Cured plaster

Masonry

Concrete

Tilt-up

Block

Stucco

Other properly primed exterior surfaces

Inspect the exterior surface for active water leakage or seepage.

Check for damp patches, efflorescence, algae, fungus or moss.

Inspect cracks, hollow plaster, loose plaster and poorly adhered coatings.

Check for dust, grease, oil, chalking, flaking or peeling paint.

All sources of water ingress should be rectified before decorative painting.

Allow new stucco, plaster and masonry to cure for 30 days before painting.

For concrete, masonry and plaster, the product label states pH must be 13.0 or lower.

The surface must be internally dry before painting.

Remove cement laitance, loose aggregate, mortar residue and contaminants before primer application.

Wash to remove contaminants, rinse thoroughly and allow to dry.

Remove loose paint.

Scuff-sand glossy, hard, slick or dense surfaces where required.

Scrub heavy chalk areas and overhead areas such as eaves.

Treat mildew before recoating and allow the surface to dry.

Prime bare areas as specified for new surfaces.

For drastic colour changes or deep colours, tint Jewell Exterior Primer to approximately the finish-coat colour.

For certain deep finish-coat colours, the label states 2-3 coats of Jewell Exterior Latex Paint may be required.

White paint can be tinted by adding colourants; colourant cost is extra.

Always paint on a dry surface.

Do not paint in direct sunlight.

Do not apply below 10°C or above 35°C.

Allow new stucco, plaster and masonry to cure for 30 days.

Low temperature, high humidity, thick films or poor ventilation may prolong drying time.

Do not spread the paint too thin.

Maintain a wet edge for an even finish.

Keep out of reach of children.

Protect from freezing.

Do not over-dilute.

Protect adjoining surfaces with suitable coverings.

Use quality painting tools for best results.

Refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet for additional health and safety information.

Clean spatter and equipment immediately with warm, soapy water.

Use remaining paint completely or dispose of it properly.

Dry, empty containers may be recycled where a recycling programme is available.

Follow local disposal requirements for remaining paint and containers.

1. Inspect the existing coating for adhesion, chalking, cracks, fungus and dampness.

2. Rectify water-ingress problems before painting.

3. Remove loose, flaking and poorly adhered paint.

4. Clean dirt, chalking and contamination.

5. Repair non-structural cracks using the appropriate Jewell repair material.

6. Apply putty only where levelling or repair is required.

7. Prime bare, repaired or porous areas with Jewell Exterior Primer.

8. Allow the primer to dry completely.

9. Apply two or more coats of Best House Pearl Glo as required.

Best House Pearl Glo is a decorative exterior paint and should not be treated as a standalone waterproofing membrane for terraces, roofs or stagnant-water areas.

Rectify active seepage before decorative painting.

Use an appropriate Jewell WaterTite waterproofing system on horizontal or continuously wet surfaces where required.

Proceed with the decorative system only after the substrate is properly treated and dry.

Finish: Pearl Glo.

Shade: White and Bases.

White paint can be tinted using colourants.

For deep colours or major colour changes, tint the exterior primer close to the finish-coat colour.

Maintain batch and dilution consistency across continuous elevations.