Heavy Duty Floor Paint GREY (2.5L, 5L & Sample)
An easy to apply, heavy duty elastomeric floor paint which provides excellent protection for high traffic areas with a durable, anti-slip finish. For use on concrete, brick, stone & wooden surfaces.
Smartseal Heavy Duty Floor Paint is formulated using a special blend of high quality thermo-acrylic and polyurethane resins. This creates a hard wearing, heavy duty elastomeric coating or paint for lasting protection to many high-trafficked areas in the residential and commercial sector. Often used as a garage floor paint, the Heavy Duty Floor Paint provides a tough, durable, long lasting protective coating that also has an anti-slip finish. However, although the grey floor paint will help, it is not possible to guarantee a totally non-slip surface after application
Please note: the Heavy Duty Grey Floor Paint should not be used to paint Latex screeds as they are normally covered with tiles, wooden flooring or carpet tiles and should not be painted.
Key Features
- Provides durable, long lasting protection
- Can be used internally and externally
- Strong abrasion resistance
- Prevents concrete dust forming
- Anti-slip finish
- Easy to apply by brush or roller
- Quick drying formula
- Multiple colours available
- Easy to clean and maintain
Areas of Use:
The heavy duty floor paint provides good slip resistance and is suitable for use in high trafficked areas, such as stairs, garage floors, pedestrian walkways, industrial work areas and car parks. The grey floor paint also provides an anti-slip finish which is very easy to clean and maintain. Although, the heavy duty tile floor paint is mostly used internally, it also has good UV resistant properties, so can also be used for external applications as well. Works well and offers great durability as a garage floor paint or concrete paint.
Application Tools:
Brush or Roller
Coverage:
6-10 sq metres per litre
Coverage will vary due to the texture and porosity of the substrate
Thinners:
White Spirits
Drying Time:
2-3 hours depending on ambient air temperature
Overcoating Time:
24 hours
Areas of Use:
External and Internal
Substrates For Use:
Concrete, Stone, Aged Tarmac and Asphalt, Ferrous Metals and Wood
Available Sizes:
2.5L & 5L
Surface Preparation and Condition:
Prior to application, the surface should be clean, dry, stable, dust free, with no dirt, grease and oil present. Any old paint coating previously applied should be removed completely before applying. If the floor is power-floated or has an existing coating please call our technical team on 01268 722500 for advice before starting.
PLEASE NOTE: New concrete floors should only be painted after 6-8 weeks
Q: Hello, Please could you advise on how best to prepare a new concrete screed garage floor before applying this paint? Do I need to wash it down if it's just dusty, or will a sweep be sufficient? Please could you also advise how much I would need to cover a double garage floor? Many thanks.
A: The surface you are applying the heavy duty floor paint to, just needs to be clean, dry and free from as much dust as possible. Any surface contamination could inhibit the the floor paint from adhering to the surface effectively.
Q: I have applied a few coats of colour concrete sealer on a newly laid concrete slab prior to installing garage.. Is there any benefit of coving inside of garage with floor paint. Also can it be painted directly on top of the colour sealer without any additional preparation..
A: The heavy duty floor paint should be applied to an unsealed or unpainted surface. It may not bond directly to the surface if it has been previously painted or sealed.
Q: Can we use the paint for VNA Super flat floor with MHE having 8tonnes load and moving with very high speed.
A: The general rule of thumb is to avoid rolling or dragging heavy items that have metal wheels. The Heavu Duty Floor Paint should be able to stand 10 tonnes of weight, but it is dependent on how much people try to spin/turn wheels on a static spot. Also, it’s normally the concrete surface that fails/dusts more than the paint. Correct initial adhesion is the key to getting a durable long-lasting finish.