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S817 - Painter's Trousers - Portwest - WhiteS817 - Painter's Trousers - Portwest - White Tall
Portwest Painter's Trousers - Portwest S817
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€25,99
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Bolton Painter's American Coverall - Portwest S810 PortwestS810WHR - back
Portwest Bolton Painters Bib and Brace - Portwest S810
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€27,88
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White coverall or disposable coverall

For short, clean painting jobs, a disposable coverall made from breathable non-woven material is ideal: it keeps paint splashes out and goes straight in the bin after the job, without anything to wash. If you work as a painter regularly, a reusable cotton coverall is often more economical and comfortable over a full day.

Protection against paint and solvents

For spray work with paint, varnish or solvents, we recommend a coverall with elastic cuffs at the wrist and ankle, so nothing gets in. Always wear a suitable mask against fumes and fine dust, and protective gloves against chemical products.

Working comfortably on the ladder

Painters spend a lot of time on a ladder or scaffold, so lightweight material and enough freedom of movement in the shoulders and knees matter. Work shoes with good tread and a non-slip sole, found in our work shoes, prevent slipping on a wet or dusty surface.

Frequently asked questions

Is a disposable coverall suitable for painting?

Yes, for short-term painting or spray work a disposable coverall is ideal: it keeps out paint, is breathable and can be thrown away afterward. Browse the range at Disposable.

Which mask do I use when spray-painting?

For spray work with paint or varnish, you need a mask with a combined dust and vapor filter (for example type A2P2). Check Masks for the right type.

How do I prevent paint stains on my clothing?

A coverall with elastic cuffs at the wrist, ankle and waist seals well, so less paint gets onto your underclothing. A well-fitting hood or cap also protects your hair.

Which gloves are suitable for painting with solvents?

Choose chemical-resistant gloves made of nitrile or neoprene; these don't let solvents through. Find our full range at gloves.

How do you wash white painters' clothing without it turning grey?

Wash white painters' clothing separately from coloured laundry and at the temperature on the label. Rinse out residues of water-based paint with cold water first before they dry, as dried paint usually will not come out in the machine. Use a detergent for white laundry and air dry the clothing, so the fabric stays firm and white for longer.

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