Step & Tile Red Paint Tin 180ml

Step & Tile Red Paint Wood Metal Concrete 151 Coatings Indoor Outdoor 180ml

Hard Drying, High build, High Performance Tough, Durable and non Yellowing

• Top Coat Paint
• Tough And Durable
• Hard drying, high build, high performance.
• Use for inside and outside Surfaces Such as wood, metal and concrete
• Resists foot traffic scuffing the finish
• Anti-slip finish
• This paint is extremely durable and flexible when dry. It will not chip or flake like some other paints. It can be used in the toughest of environments.
• The paint is very opaque and has great adhesion to wood, metal, stone, concrete and asphalt.  2 coats are usually sufficient.
• This paint is suitable for both external and internal use. Do not apply outdoors if rain is imminent.
• The paint is quick drying and contains special pigments for good opacity. Not for use on glazed or quarry tiles. To apply, use a good quality brush. Sand lightly between coats if needed.
• This paint is also ideal for work setting such as warehouses and factories.
• Tough and durable for steps and tiles
• Drying Time 8 to 10 hours
• Recoatable in 24hrs

Directions: All surfaces should be clean and dry and free of dust, rust, oil and old loose paint. Where loose material is present, sand down with special sanding block or paper. Metal surfaces should be scraped, sanded and primed with an anti-corrosive paint. Using a clean soft brush simply apply a single coat to the surface to be painted.

Drying Time: Allow 8-10 hours for surface drying and 24 hours in normal conditions for paint to hard dry. If applying a second coat wait 24 hours.

Cleaning: Always clean brushes immediately after use with White Spirit or an all purpose Brush Cleaner.

Please note:

Due to printing limitations, the colour may vary from the cap and can colour.

400ml Cans have 100ml paint and 300ml propellant. It will do approx. 1m2 of one coat.

200ml Cans have 50ml paint and 150ml propellent. It will do approx. 0.5m2 of one coat.

The above estimates are based on using a primer first especially on porous surfaces where the paint gets absorbed into the material.

We recommend using a primer then paint followed by clear lacquer for best results. Always try on a small area first before spraying the whole area.