Marine Non Slip Deck Paint PU Enamel Brush Roller & Spray Apply
- Application By Brush and Roller
- Fast Dry Time In as Little as 2-4 Hours Touch Dry
- Suitable For Concrete, Metal, Wood, Stone & Brick
- UV Resistant, Quick & Easy To Use, Non Slip Finish
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- Free Delivery Available
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- £62.99 Inc. VAT
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- £62.99
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Description
Non Slip Marine Deck Paint
Marine non slip deck paint product name Universal PU Enamel is a single-pack polyurethane(PU) paint combined with an aggregate to make a rough, textured finish for extra grip. It's resistant to chemicals and regular washing with water, giving you a long-lasting gloss finish.
Our marine non slip deck paint is ready to use straight out of the can. Apply it with a brush, roller or sprayer.
Where can I use Marine Non Slip Deck Paint?
You can use non slip marine deck paint on the following surfaces:
- Metal
- Wood/timber/marine ply
- Concrete
- Primed fibreglass/GRP decks
This makes it the ideal marine paint for yachts, narrowboats and motorboats. It's best suited to areas of light foot traffic rather than heavy-duty commercial use.
For the most cost-effective and simple application, use our standard marine deck paint for the first coat. Apply a second coat 12-24 hours later using the marine non slip deck paint.
The non slip aggregate reduces the risk of accidents. However, like any painted surface, it can still be slippery when wet.
How to mix Marine Non Slip Deck Paint
Use a broomstick, mixer, or a slow-running drill or pallet knife to mix. For the best result, mix for 3-5 mins to ensure all the content is properly mixed together. This avoids colour and or drying problems.
As our coatings are heavily pigmented, separation can easily occur and you can have "colour float". For example, a green paint can look blue before mixing, which is why mixing your paint before use is essential.
About This Item
- MULTI-PURPOSE - Universal, non-slip marine boat deck paint. Ideal for use on boats and barges
- MULTI-SURFACE - High quality, anti-slip, solvent based polyurethane marine deck paint. Perfect for painting wood, timber, plywood, stone, brick, concrete & suitably primed and prepared fiberglass or metal
- EASY APPLICATION - Hardwearing and versatile marine enamel coating that you can easily apply via brush, roller or spray
- TOUGH & DURABLE - High performance, weather-proof paint that is resistant to industrial and domestic chemicals
- PRODUCT DETAILS - This product has a coverage of 10m2 per litre. Touch dry in 2-4 hours, overcoat in 12-24 hours, full protection in 7 days. We recommend two coats for best results
- Proudly manufactured in England by B.C Paints Ltd. Please note images and product titles are for advertising purposes only, tins are supplied in bc paints cans or plain white for 0.5, 1 and 2.5, and occasionally 5 litre cans
Application Guide
Two coats of paint are recommended for the best longest lasting finish.
If brushing thinning is not usually required but if you preferred to thin the product 10%
Remember good preparation is paramount to an excellent long lasting finish.
Painting Guide Step By Step
- Abraid area prior to painting to remove old flaking paint and imperfections, abrasion will also assist the paint bonding and provide a good key to unpainted substrates.
- The area must be clean and free from dirt, dust, oil, grease, old flaking paint and be dry & clear of any other contaminants. Good preparation is key to a good finish.
- Before you start, have your ppe ready as our paint is oil based so will not wash off easily with soap and water.
- Stir the paint well before use, with a paddle on a slow running drill or substantial stick.
- Thin the first coat by 10 percent with T0001 if painting wooden surfaces, to assist good absorption.
- Before putting paint down ensure you have good ventilation to allow vapor to escape, ventilation is also necessary to keep the drying times, if there is no air movement the coating cannot dry as well.
- Cut in around the edges and hard to reach areas first with brush, if brushing and rolling is your application method.
- Depending on what you're painting, apply a second coat 2-12 hours or an overnight dry after the first coat to build good colour and protection.
Application - Painting over existing paint
Step 1 - Check the suitability of the product with the existing paint. We recommend you try a sample area first.
Step 2 Clean and Abrade -
- Make sure the existing paint is in good condition prior to painting, then lightly abrade to provide a key for good inter-coat adhesion.
- If there is flaking paint, this must be removed prior to painting.
- For any parts that have rusted, you'll need to sand the rust back to the bare metal and spot prime with the appropriate primer.
- Ensure the substrate is clean of any dirt, oil, or grease
Step 3 Prime - This step is down to personal preference. Depending on the condition of the existing paint or if you are changing a dark colour to light, you may want to add one coat of primer.
Step 4 Topcoat- Once you have completed the following steps you can apply your top coat.
Application - Painting a bare substrate
Step 1 Clean - Ensure the substrate is clean of any dirt, oil, or grease.
Step 2 Prime – The material you're painting will determine which primer you need.
Step 3 Topcoat – 12-24 hours after applying the primer, you can add your first coat of topcoat. Wait another 12-24 hours and then apply the second coat.
Other Application Advice
Always Stir Floor Paint Well Before Use Make sure you use a broom stick, mixer on a slow running drill or pallet knife to mix and mixing should take place for 3-5 mins to ensure all the content is properly mixed together to avoid colour and or drying problems.
As our coatings are heavily pigmented separation can easily occur and you can have colour float, for example a green paint can seem blue before mixing, this is one of the reasons mixing your paint before use is essential.
Make sure you use a broom stick, mixer on a slow running drill or pallet knife to mix. Mixing should take place for 3-5 mins.
If applying with a pot gun
If applying with a pot gun
Use a 1:4 to 1:8 tip set up thinning by 10% if required.
If applying with an airassisted or airassisted airless system
Use a 13-15 thou tip no thinners usually required.
If thinning is necessary use around 10%
Primers
Mild Steel – If you are painting mild steel you will need our Metal Primer to view this please Click here
Wood Undercoat – If you are painting wood this please Click here
Fibreglass – If the fibreglass is bare you will need a fiberglass primer. For Two Pack Epoxy Fiberglass Primer Click here. For Single Pack Fiberglass Primer Click here
Galvanised Steel – Once you have treated the galvanised steel with Mordant Solution (T-Wash) you will need our Metal Primer. Click here
Etch Primer – For One Pack Etch Primer. Click here
Aluminium – The primer suitable for aluminium is Two Pack Etch Primer. Click here
Wood, Concrete, Stone or Brick - No primer requiored 1st coat will prime and seal. You will find that these kind of substrates will be porous, we recommend that on your first coat thin by 20% to ensure it impregnates the substrate. Then after 12-24 hours apply the second coat un thinned.
About Us
T.A Paint is a family run company and are proud to have a long running heritage in the world of paint, as we are now in our 4th generation holding a combined experience of 100 years plus.
Our Parent Company B.C Paints Ltd produces in the same factory all the coatings T.A Paints has to offer, manufacturing only from the finest virgin raw materials, This is why all the labeling is from B.C Paints, but it's still us.
Our Ethos
Throughout the years our ethos has been the same, to offer a fair product for a fair cost, and never compromise quality for cost.
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