Premium Non Slip Epoxy Resin Floor Paint - Heavy Duty for Concrete Garage & Workshop Floors with Chemical Resistance

Product Description

Premium Non Slip Epoxy Resin Floor Paint features a pre-mixed aggregate that creates a rough, textured finish, ready to apply straight from the can—just ensure to stir thoroughly before use. This finish is ideal for areas exposed to moisture or spills, making it suitable for high-traffic locations.

This epoxy resin paint is perfect for use on concrete floors in environments such as garages, industrial factories, warehouses, industrial kitchens, and shop floors. It provides a highly protective and hard-wearing coating with excellent chemical resistance.

The most cost-effective application method involves first applying a standard smooth paint as the base coat, allowing it to dry for 12-24 hours before applying the second coat of non-slip paint.

Important Notice:

Do not apply two-pack epoxy paint in temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius, as the cross-linking of the paint and catalyst will not occur, preventing the coating from fully curing.

While epoxy coatings are known for their superior chemical resistance and protection against the elements, please note that colors may chalk and fade when used externally.

Epoxy floor paints cannot be applied over single-pack coatings, as they will damage the existing paint.

Technical Specifications

• Type: Non Slip Epoxy Resin Floor Paint
• Application: Suitable for concrete floors in high-traffic areas
• Features: Pre-mixed aggregate for textured finish, excellent chemical resistance
• Usage: Garage, industrial kitchen, warehouse, shop floors
• Application Method: First coat with standard paint, then second coat with non-slip paint after 12-24 hours
• Important: Do not apply below 10 degrees Celsius

FAQ

Can this paint be used outdoors?

While it can be used outdoors, colors may chalk and fade when exposed to the elements.

How long does it take to cure?

The first coat should dry for 12-24 hours before applying the second coat.

Can it be applied over existing paint?

No, it cannot be applied over single-pack coatings as it may damage the existing surfaces.