Product Description
Palatine Barrier Paint is a high gloss finish designed for use on safety structures. With 5 different bright colours available, including safety yellow and safety red along with black and white, ideal for colour coding different areas or barriers depending on the requirements of the site.
Our Safety Barrier Paint, is a durable paint coating perfect for colour coding different areas and ensuring high visibility
Typical Uses:
- Industrial and warehouse safety markings.
- Construction site barriers and equipment.
- Public spaces like parks and playgrounds.
- Marking emergency evacuation routes in work places
Order Now to create safer environments with our high-visibility Barrier Paint!
Please note:
The colours on this product listing are only given as a guide. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor has a different capability to display colours. In addition, everyone sees these colours differently.
Preparation
Surface Cleaning: Ensure the area is clean, dry, and free from dust, oil, grease, mill scale, and any loose or flaking material.
Metal Preparation: For steelwork, focus on degreasing and the complete removal of rust and scale.
Priming:
* Ferrous Metals: Prime bare surfaces with Palatine Anti-Corrosive Metal Primer or Palatine All Purpose Primer/Undercoat.
* Non-Ferrous Metals: Use Palatine Fast Dry Etching Primer.
Previously Painted Surfaces: Rub down existing gloss finishes with fine waterproof abrasive paper and rinse thoroughly to provide a “key” for the new paint.
Application
Environment: For best results, apply in warm (minimum 10°C) and dry conditions.
Mixing: Stir the paint thoroughly for approximately 2 minutes using a drill stirrer or a wide wooden batten. If using multiple batches of the same colour, intermix them first to ensure colour consistency.
Methods:
* Brush/Roller: Apply an even coat using a brush or a suitable roller (short/medium pile for smooth surfaces, long pile for textured).
* Spray: If using airless or conventional spray, thin the paint by no more than 10% with Palatine White Spirit. Apply thin coats and allow each to dry before applying the next.
Coating: A second coat at full strength is recommended to prolong the life and performance of the safety coating.
Q: What is the primary purpose of Palatine Paints Barrier Paint?
A: This is a high-gloss safety paint specifically designed for use on barriers and safety structures to ensure they are clearly visible and easily identified in industrial or public environments.
Q: Can this paint be used to colour-code different areas?
A: Yes, the product is available in seven different bright colours, including safety yellow and safety red, specifically to help site managers identify and categorise different types of barriers or zones.
Q: What is the best method for applying the paint?
A: The paint can be applied by brush or roller for a consistent coat, or by spray application if the mixture is diluted by no more than 10% with Palatine White Spirit
Q: What solvent should be used for thinning the paint or cleaning tools?
A: Palatine White Spirit is the recommended solvent for thinning the paint for spray application and for cleaning all brushes, rollers, and equipment after use.
Q: Can I match the paint to specific site requirements?
A: The paint is available in a variety of standard safety shades, and it is recommended to intermix different batches of the same colour before use to ensure total colour consistency across large areas
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