floorsaver concrete Floor Paint dustproofs, seals and protects internal concrete floors. Two coats provide a glossy, easily cleaned finish. It can be applied to bare concrete or existing well bonded paint. If you're re-coating over an existing paint of a similar colour, one coat should do the job. 

You might also like: 

• Cleaner & Degreaser for oily and dusty floors 
• Floor Etcher for new concrete 
• A Floor Roller for the best results
• Concrete Floor Paint Anti Slip for a slip resistant finish
• Universal Concrete Primer for better adhesion

We don't recommend:

• Using this product in areas where cars are parked - instead use floorsaver Epoxy Floor Paint.
• Using outside.
• Applying to self-levelling floor screeds.
• Applying to concrete contaminated with oil, grease, fats or wax.
• Applying to hard, smooth, very dense or power floated concrete where the paint can't soak into the surface. If in doubt tip a cup of water onto the floor and see if it disappears.

Step 1 - Preparation:

• On bare, reasonably clean concrete wash with floorsaver Floor Etcher. This cleans and keys the surface. On greasy or previously painted floors clean with floorsaver Cleaner & Degreaser, scraping off any loose paint, dust or dirt. New concrete should be at least 2 months old and always washed with floorsaver Floor Etcher to reduce alkalinity.

Step 2 - Repairs:

• Fill small surface holes and cracks using floorsaver Crack & Hole Filler. Use floorsaver Pourable Concrete Filler for holes 5mm-50mm deep. floorsaver Mouldable Concrete Filler can be used if you want a curved edge, such as a stair nosing, etc.

Step 3 - Application:

• Check the floor is dry before painting and that the temperature is a minimum of 15 ℃.
• Stir the paint thoroughly.
• Do not thin.
• Tip into a roller tray.
• Cut in around edges with a brush.
• Apply to the floor area using a paint roller, working well into the surface. Bare concrete should be sufficiently porous to allow the first coat to sink in.
• Clean equipment with White Spirit.