RAL Concrete Floor & Garage Paint 3 in 1 Primer Sealer Protection
- Application By Brush Roller & Suitable Spray
- Fast Dry Time In as Little as 2-4 Hours Touch Dry
- Quick & Easy To Use Perfect For Light To Medium Traffic
- Suitable For Concrete, Metal, Wood, Stone & Brick
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- £79.99 Inc. VAT
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Description
Ensure consistency in your coatings with RAL floor paints at TA Paints. As we formulate, test and manufacture all our paints in the UK, we ensure our RAL floor paints adhere to the strictest standards and quality.
Introducing our versatile solution for concrete floor protection: Universal PU Enamel. Engineered to withstand light to medium traffic, this premium paint is ideal for various settings including home garages, factory walkways, warehouses, and shop floors. Its protective coating not only ensures durability but also boasts chemical resistance, making it a reliable choice for busy environments.
Crafted as a single-pack formulation with a White Spirit base, our Concrete Floor Paint offers more than just surface coverage. With its adaptable nature, it extends its utility beyond concrete, seamlessly adhering to Primed Metal, Wood, Stone, and Brick floors. Embrace its superior chemical resistance and revel in the enduring high gloss finish it delivers. Plus, it doubles as an effective dust sealer for concrete floors, adding another dimension to its functionality.
Take a look at our colour charts to see the full range of RAL colours available. Please only use these as a guide - the colours will differ on digital monitors due to the difference in settings.
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About This Item
- FINISH: Gloss. For semi-gloss and matt finishes, as well as the full range of available colors, click here.
- DRYING TIME: Touch dry in 2-4 hours, overcoat in 12-24 hours, area can be walked on after 3-4 days. Full protection properties after 7 days.
- COVERAGE: Approximately 8 square metres per litre. This does not account for the method of application, absorption of substrate or wastage.
- APPLICATION: Apply by brush or solvent-resistant medium pile rollers.
- THINNERS: T0001 White Spirit.
- SHELF LIFE: 12 months.
Proudly manufactured in England by B.C. Paints Ltd. Please note that images and product titles are for advertising purposes only; tins are supplied in BC Paints logo cans or plain white cans for 0.5, 1, 2.5 and occasionally 5 litre sizes.
Application
Before starting, have your PPE ready, as our paint is oil-based and will not wash off easily with soap and water.
Ensure you have good ventilation to allow vapour to escape; ventilation is also necessary to maintain drying times. Without air movement, the coating won’t dry properly.
Be sure to stir the paint well before use.
Painting Over Existing Paint:
Step 1 - Preparation: Check the suitability of the product for the existing paint. We recommend trying a sample area first.
Step 2 - Clean and Abrade:
- Ensure the existing paint is in good condition prior to painting, then lightly abrade to provide a key for good intercoat adhesion.
- If there is flaking paint, it must be removed before painting.
- Ensure the substrate is dry and 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 a light one, you may want to add one coat of primer.
Step 4 - Topcoat: Once you have completed the previous steps, 12-24 hours after applying the primer, you can add your first coat of topcoat. Wait another 12-24 hours before applying the second coat.
Two coats of topcoat are recommended for optimal coverage.
Painting bare Concrete:
New concrete floors will need time to green. This generally is a period of 3-6 months from when the concrete floor is laid. We say 3-6 months as it depends on the thickness of the concrete and quality; it’s always best to ask the supplier and fitter of the concrete floor how long to wait until painting.
Never pre-seal concrete prior to painting, particularly with latex or PVC sealers, as paint will not adhere properly.
Step 1 - Clean and Prep: Ensure the substrate is dry and clean of any dirt, oil or grease. If there is any moisture in the substrate, it can cause delamination and lead to a loss of adhesion.
Power floated and smooth concrete floors will need abrading prior to painting.
Step 2 -First Coat: Thin the first coat by 20% with T0001 White Spirit to ensure the paint impregnates the concrete, this will act as the primer/sealer.
Step 3 - Top coat: 12-24 hours after applying the first coat, you can apply the second coat of topcoat.
Two coats of topcoat are recommended for optimal coverage.
Primers
No primer is required for concrete; We recommend thinning the first coat with White Spirit Thinners by 20% to ensure it impregnates the substrate, this will act as the primer/sealer.
Mixing
Always stir any paint well before use, as our coatings are heavily pigmented and separation can easily occur. You may experience colour float; for example, a green paint can appear blue before mixing. This is one of the reasons why mixing your paint before use is essential.
- Use a mixer on a slow-running drill or a palette knife on smaller cans to mix the paint. An egg whisk, screwdriver, or small stick that doesn’t reach the bottom of the can is insufficient for proper mixing.
- Mixing should take place for 3-5 minutes.
- If you are adding thinners; they will need to be added once stirred.
Paint mixers are available to purchase. Click here to buy one.
Spraying
Ensure you have the correct RPE, to protect against atomised particles that are being generated when spraying.
If applying with a pot gun:
Use a 1:8 to 2:0 tip setup and thin by 10% if required. More
thinners may be added to achieve good atomisation and improve the flow of the
paint, resulting in a better finish.
Air-assisted or Airless system:
Use an 11-13 thou tip (no thinners are usually required). If
thinning is necessary, use around 10%. Set air and paint pressures until good
atomisation is achieved and fingering (lines in the spray) have blended in.
