Carbogrip Anti Slip Polyurethane Floor Paint

From: £25.24

Hard wearing, single pack, anti slip polyurethane floor paint. Easy to clean, hard wearing and available in a range of colours.

Apply directly onto clean, matured, dry primed or previously painted concrete
Enhanced durability achieved by applying two coats
Also available in a Smooth finish

GHS Flammable ghs 07

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SKU: Carbogrip Anti Slip Polyurethane Floor Paint Categories: Anti Slip, Anti Slip Paint, Floor Paint & Coatings, Industrial Floor Paint, Palatine Paints, Polyurethane Floor Paint Tags: anti slip floor paint, Floor Paint, Industrial Floor Paint, polyurethane floor paint

Carbogrip Polyurethane Floor Paint is an anti slip equivalent to Carbotread Floor Paint. It is a hard wearing, single pack floor paint suitable for use on mature concrete, wood and metal. Provides a tough, durable finish with anti slip properties and is a great, high performance, solvent borne choice for internal floors. A visually appealing, hard wearing and easy to clean floor paint.

Carbogrip is ideal for areas around machinery or steps and ramps where additional safety measures are required. It’s also a popular concrete floor paint for workshops and factories with its protective, decorative finish. Available in eleven stock colours; if you require a specific shade please contact us or use our online chat facility.

Highlights and Hints:

We recommend two coats for a more hard wearing surface
A smooth option is also available
Carbogrip floor paint is quick and easy to apply
Good application and flow properties enable brush, roller or spray application
Solvent borne, touch dry in 3 hours. Overcoat after 24 hours

Suitable for foot traffic after 24 hours and heavier traffic after 72 hours

Floor Paint Application Tips:

Full directions for use are included in the separate tab above, but here’s an overview of a few things to be aware of.

For newly laid concrete, allow plenty of time to fully cure; this is usually around 6 months. Should that amount of time be impractical, give us a call on 01942 884 122 to discuss the options.
Prepare the surface by removing all grease and scraping away old flakes of paint to give a solid surface.
Always stir the paint gently according to the instructions and never shake the tin instead. Agitating the tin may create bubbles that could appear later on the surface.

If you want to read more information about which floor paint to use on what type of floor, check out our Blog here. If you run a business or simply want to know more, check out the HSE guide to Flooring: Slips & Trips.

Colours Available: Floor Paint Standard Colours. Ral, Bs 381C, Bs4800,

Pack Sizes: 2.5 Litre, 5 Litre, 20 Litre, 205 Litre.

Coverage / Drying Times:

Surface Dry: 3 hours

Overcoat: after 24 hours
Keep coated areas dry for a minimum of 24 hours following application.
Please note, drying times will be extended at low temperatures. Do not apply when ambient temperature falls below 10ºC

Theoretical Coverage: 12 – 14m² per litre.

(Coverage rate can be affected by such variables as type and condition of substrate, type of application equipment and individual method of application.)

Surface Preparation –
Bare Concrete:
Do not apply to newly laid concrete. Surfaces to be coated should be at least 4 weeks old and have a moisture content of less than 8%. They should also be free from any contaminants or surface laitance (a weak dusty layer on concrete). Traces of grease or oil can be removed using Palatine M.P Thinners.

Very smooth concrete or concrete with surface laitance should be treated with Concrete etching fluid to ensure good adhesion. Treated areas should be thoroughly washed down and allowed to dry before coating.

Painted Surfaces
Floor paints typically have poor adhesion to power floated concrete. Power floated floors must be either blast
treated or chemically etched prior to the use of Carbotread Floor Paint.

Painted Surfaces & Asphalt
Smooth & previously painted surfaces should be thoroughly abraded by sanding to improve adhesion and to remove any weak or loose material. It is advisable to test the coating on a small area first to check compatibility with previous coatings and adhesion. New asphalt should be sand rubbed when laid.

Surface Preparation – Wooden Floors
Sand down the surface where necessary to remove any existing coatings and loose material. Remove all dust and ensure surfaces are clean and dry before application of the coating. Seal any knots with a clear knotting solution.

Mixing Mix thoroughly for approx. 2 mins using a wide bladed stirrer. A wooden batten at least 25mm wide is ideal.

For anti-slip surfaces ensure the Texturing agent is evenly dispersed throughout the mix.

Best results are obtained in warm (minimum 15°C), dry conditions with a good through draught.

Apply using a brush and/or long pile, double arm roller.

On bare concrete floors it is recommended that the first coat be diluted with up to 20% White Spirit by volume prior to application. This will help seal the concrete surface. Once dried, a second coat can be applied at full strength.

On previously painted floors it is recommended that two thin coats be applied rather than one thick coat. This will prolong the life and performance of the coating. For wooden flooring allow to dry thoroughly before applying a second coat, if required.

Thinning and Cleaning: Use Palatine White Spirit.