floorsaver Hazard Paint comes in a bright yellow colour which is ideal for internal line marking, hatching, highlighting kerbs, step edges, pillars and obstructions throughout the workplace.

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• Cleaner & Degreaser for oily and dusty floors 
• Floor Etcher for new concrete 
• Use a Floor Roller for the best results
• Hazard Paint Anti Slip for a slip resistant finish

Step 1 - Preparation:

• Surfaces should be clean, dry and dust free.
• If using as a line marker or to paint a kerb or minor obstruction (rather than painting a larger area), the best way of cleaning your floor is probably by using a stiff or wire brush and sweeping away any dust. Grease or oil can be removed by using floorsaver Cleaner & Degreaser.
• For larger areas of floor - 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 Mouldable Concrete Filler if you have to repair a step nosing or kerb edge.

Step 3 - Application:

• Check the surface is dry before painting and that the temperature is a minimum of 15 ℃.
• Concrete or similar surfaces should be sufficiently porous for the product to 'soak in' to get a key.
• If using a paint brush one coat should be sufficient, but if you are using this over a darker previously painted floor, or applying it by roller, allow for two coats to get a solid colour. Leave for 16 hours (at 15 ℃-20 ℃) before applying the second coat. The second coat must be applied within 5 days of the first coat.
• Clean equipment with White Spirit.