Floor Paint - 5L
Floor Paint - 5L
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Description
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
How to Use
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.
Technical Spec
| Interior/exterior usage | For interior use only |
| Uses | Suitable for bare concrete or existing well bonded paint, wood and most metal |
| Properties | Resists spills of oils and grease |
| Coats | 2 coats usually required, although 1 coat may be enough if painting over an existing floor paint of a similar colour |
| Coverage |
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| Drying times |
At 15-20 ℃:
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| Minimum application temperature | 15 ℃ |
| Applications | Tough enough for use in warehouses, workshops and for general industrial use |
| Shelf life | Shelf Life - 12 months, if unopened. Do not allow to freeze. |
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.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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A: Hi, we do not recommending thinning the Floor Paint since this will affect the formulation and therefore it could look patchy, not dry as it should and the overall strength could be affected. If you would like to talk this through please contact us on 0345 450 9888.
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A: Hi, I am afraid the product in not flexible so would not be suitable.
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A: For a garage floor, and a small tractor, the epoxy version would be more suitable for a couple of reasons – it will withstand tyre traffic and not peel up, and will last longer. It's best to etch the bare concrete before painting as it will provide a key and remove any dust at the same time.
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A: No I'm afraid it won't. You would be better off using our Epoxy Floor Paint which is a water based, two pack, epoxy resin coating as it has better urine resistance than the single pack Floor Paint. However, although urine will not strip the coating off the floor, it will probably stain/discolour it.
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A: Hi, the following coatings can be used outside...Exterior Floor Paint (mid grey/yellow/tile red), Car Park Paint (grey/mid blue) and Hazard Paint (and we do an anti slip version too - both available in safety yellow). I hope this helps.
