Düfa Floor Paint

PRDUCT DESCRIPTION

Floor Paint is a semi-matte paint that can be applied to concrete and asphalt surfaces consisting of acrylic oligomer and MMA monomer.

PROPERTIES

Floor Paint has excellent film properties (adhesion, durability, chemical resistance) and is a super high-speed curing paint. It can be used on bicycle paths, areas with light pedestrian traffic, warehouses, walkways, stores, office floors and all areas where fast drying is required. It has high adhesion and elastic properties, resistant to weathering, road salts, and fuel residues. It is single-component.It can be applied directly by roller and by airless pump. FLOOR PAINT For concrete surfaces, Düfa Floor Primer should be applied 320 gr/m2. Primer application is not required on asphalt floors.

APPLICATION

Concrete must be cured for at least 28 days at a temperature of 21°C and a relative humidity of 50%. The oil, moisture, sand, dust, sorbet and other impurities on the surface should be completely cleaned and the surface smoothness should be maintained. For highstrength concrete surfaces (260 kg/cm2 or above), sand blasting (sanding) should be performed. Cracks, crevices and deep pits on the floors should be repaired with appropriate pastes. The Ambient temperature should be: 5~35℃, the surface temperature should be: 40℃ or below, and the relative humidity should not exceed 80%.

The humidity on the applied surface should not exceed 6%. There is a serious amount of oil and non-dried asphalt on the new asphalt floor surfaces, so the new asphalt surfaces should be sufficiently dried at least 3 months at 20 °C before painting.

DRYING TIME

DRYING TIME	5˚C	20˚C	30˚C
Touch Drying	8 h.	1 h.	30 min.
Hard Drying	15 h.	1 h.	30 min.
Waiting between layers (Min.)	24 h.	8 h.	4 h.
Waiting between layers (Max.)	3 mon.	2 mon.	1 mon.

CONSUMPTION

Floor Paint; 6.5 m2/ℓ (1 layer - 100 um)

STORAGE

It should be stored at a temperature of 5°-35°C in a tightened package in cool, dry places that do not receive direct sunlight and protected from frost.