floorsaver Car Park Paint can be applied at a lower temperature than water based or most epoxy products and dries quickly to enable you to get the area back into action. It's also 'showerproof' quickly too. One thick, easy to apply coat is all you need on most surfaces.

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• A Floor Roller for the best results
• White also available as Linemarking Paint

Step 1 - Preparation:

• Use on bare concrete or asphalt/tarmac surfaces. If your floor has been previously painted and you can't remove it, lightly sand it to get a bit of a key and apply a test patch first to make sure that the solvent in Car Park Paint does not react with the existing coating.
• Sweep to remove dust and loose dirt. Remove grease and oil using floorsaver Cleaner and Degreaser. Very smooth concrete should be keyed (roughened up) using floorsaver Floor Etcher.
• Car Park Paint should be applied to a dry surface.

Step 2 - Repairs:

• Use floorsaver Pourable Concrete Filler to fill holes in excess of 5mm deep in concrete.
• floorsaver Mouldable Concrete Filler can be used if you have to repair a step nosing or kerb edge or anything else 'shaped'.

Step 3 - Application:

• Stir thoroughly.
• Apply one high build coat by roller or brush.
• Aim to cover 14-18 m^² per 5L with one thick coat.

Tip - Don't leave the lid off the tin for any length of time as the paint will soon skim over.

We don't recommend:

• Using indoors, unless it is a very well ventilated area such as a loading bay.
• Applying to asphalt or tarmac which is less than 3 months old.
• Application to very smooth mastic asphalt or similar surfaces.
• Coating a surface which contains coal tar (quite unusual), since it can cause softening - if in doubt apply a small test patch first.
• Trying to clean the applicators, unless you have a strong solvent available such as xylene.
• Applying to any substrate which may be affected by the solvent (xylene) contained in Car Park Paint.