PB Floor Paint

Proven since 1991 in almost every industry, typical areas of use include warehouses and showrooms, shops and factories, production areas and workshops, hospitals and schools, to name but a few.

Suitable substrates

After appropriate preparation, PB Floor Paint may be applied to both old and new concrete, brick, block, stone, wood and metal.  Furthermore, it is compatible with most previously coated substrates.  However, due to the many and varied paints on the market, we strongly advise applying a trial area to ensure a good inter-coat adhesion is achieved.

Special features

Tough but flexible, chemical resistant, impact resistant, abrasion resistant, quick and easy to apply, can be applied over previously painted surfaces, fast curing, superb adhesion qualities.

Important: Condition of Substrate

If the substrate is unstable, dusty, suffering from oil contamination or rising damp, it is very important that you contact our technical team to establish the suitability of this product or to discuss an alternative product more suited to your needs.

It is far more important to us to offer the RIGHT solution and have a happy customer, than a quick sale ending in disappointment!

Professional Help and Advice:

We know only too well that the wear and tear of a single operative simply standing in the same area for long periods of time can have as much an effect on a floor as a fleet of forklifts in a large warehouse.

No matter if you have a large or small requirement, if you are not sure which product to use, please feel free to contact our technical experts who will establish exactly what your issues are, along with the maximum amount of downtime you can allow to complete any work. Only then will we advise the best preparation, the best primer (if necessary) and the best Floor Paint top-coat option, to meet YOUR specific needs.

Please consult the technical data sheet for full technical product data.

Application temperature: 5°C – 30°C

Coverage per 5kg unit: 30 – 40 sq.m

Note: This is dependent on the porosity of the substrate and  the ultimate film thickness required.

Curing times:

Touch Dry @ 20°C: 3 – 4 hours

Re-coat (if required): 6 – 8 hours

Full chemical resistance: 7 days

Number of parts supplied: 1 (Single Pack)

Professional Help and Advice:

We know only too well that the wear and tear of a single operative simply standing in the same area for long periods of time can have as much an effect on a floor as a fleet of forklifts in a large warehouse.

No matter if you have a large or small requirement, if you are not sure which product to use, please feel free to contact our technical experts who will establish exactly what your issues are, along with the maximum amount of downtime you can allow to complete any work. Only then will we advise the best preparation, the best primer (if necessary) and the best Floor Paint top-coat option, to meet YOUR specific needs.

Preparation:Thorough substrate preparation is essential.The surface must be clean, dry and free from dirt, grease and other contamination. New concrete should be left for at least 3 months before painting, and a moisture check should be carried out to ensure this lies within acceptable limits. Hard concrete or granolithic surfaces should be treated with Polycote Etch IT to improve adhesion, and any surface grease or contamination chemically removed using Polycote Degrease IT. These treatments must be thoroughly rinsed off and the surface allowed to dry before painting. Pits and holes may be filled using Polycote Cretex products. Please refer to relevant Data Sheets.
Mixing:
Stir very thoroughly before use to ensure full dispersion of solids throughout the mix. Mechanical mixing is advised.
Application:
Apply by roller or brush. If the area has not previously been treated, thin the first coat with 10% White Spirit to improve penetration and adhesion working well into the surface. Apply full second coat. On previously sealed floors apply two coats. On previously painted surfaces one coat may provide adequate coverage.Avoid applying too thickly. Do not cover at a rate less than 30m² per 5L unit. Applying polyurethane paint too thickly can prevent curing.