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Prosolve | SKU:
180011
Industrial Floor Paint 5L - Black
£54.16
Ex. VAT
£64.99
Inc. VAT
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Industrial Floor Paint 5L - Black
Regular price
£64.99
Unit price
Unavailable
Industrial Floor Paint 5L - Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
What you get for the money
Hides oil, rubber and swarf
In a workshop the floor is going to get marked. Black keeps looking maintained between deep cleans in a way grey does not.
Single pack, quick dry
Nothing to mix and no pot life to race, so a floor can be coated and back in use without a two-day shutdown.
Abrasion, impact and chemical resistance
Rated against solvents, salt and water as well as wear, which is what separates an industrial floor coating from a garage floor paint.
Brush or roller
No spray kit, no masking off half a building - it goes on with what most maintenance teams already own.
Overview
The floor that hides the workshop
There is an honest argument for a dark floor. In a vehicle workshop, a plant maintenance bay or a tyre store, the floor is going to take oil, rubber and swarf whatever you do, and on grey every bit of it shows within a fortnight. Black hides it and keeps looking cared for between deep cleans. The trade is light: a black floor absorbs it rather than reflecting it, so a space that is already dim needs the lighting looking at before the floor goes down.
5L
Tin volume
5.0kg
Weight
1pack
No mixing
4hazards
Abrasion, impact, solvent, salt
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Volume | 5 litres |
| Tin size | 190mm x 190mm x 240mm |
| Weight | 5.0kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Type | Single pack, quick dry |
| Application | Brush or roller |
| Resistance | Abrasion, impact, solvent, salt, water |
| Not for | External surfaces without a waterproof membrane |
| Sold as | Single 5L tin |
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it outside?
Can I use it outside?
Only where there is a waterproof membrane under the slab. Without one, moisture comes up through the concrete and lifts the paint, which shows as blistering and then flaking. If you are unsure what is under your slab, find out before you buy.
How do I apply it?
How do I apply it?
Brush or roller. It is a single pack paint, so there is nothing to mix and no pot life to work to, which is why it suits a floor that has to go back into use quickly.
What will it stand up to?
What will it stand up to?
It is formulated to resist abrasion, impact and exposure to solvents, salt and water, which covers most of what a warehouse, workshop or plant room floor sees.
How much floor will 5 litres cover?
How much floor will 5 litres cover?
That depends heavily on the surface. A sealed, previously painted floor takes far less than bare or porous concrete, which can absorb the first coat almost entirely. For a job of any size, work out your area and order a spare tin rather than stopping halfway.
Does the floor need preparing?
Does the floor need preparing?
Yes. It needs to be clean, dry, sound and free of oil, grease, dust and any loose or flaking previous coating. Floor paint fails at the bond far more often than it fails in the film.
What RAL is it?
What RAL is it?
No RAL is published for this colour. The grey in this range is RAL 7001 and the yellow is RAL 1028, but the others are not specified. If you are matching to a drawing or an existing scheme, ask us and we will check with the supplier before you order five litres.
Will a black floor make my workshop too dark?
Will a black floor make my workshop too dark?
It can. A black floor absorbs light rather than reflecting it, so in a space that is already dim it is worth checking your lighting before you commit five litres. If light levels are the problem, the white in this range does the opposite.
