Product Description
Palatine Chlorinated Rubber Floor Paint is a rubberised coating designed for use on indoor and outdoor areas such as garage and production area floors. The paint is resistant to water, chemicals, fungal growth and atmospheric pollution, providing a durable finish suitable for industrial and agricultural environments.
The floor paint is easy to clean with a hose or jet wash. This makes it a superb choice for dog kennels, catteries, hutches and stabling, where regular cleaning is essential to maintain a good standard of hygiene. This rubber coating can be applied to a range of surfaces, including concrete and garage floors, steel and road surfaces.
In addition to the colours on this page, we can also match to RAL classic, BS 4800 and BS381C colours. Please contact us by web chat, phone or email if you would like more details on this service.
We can add non-slip texture to this product which makes it even more suited to areas such as dog runs, animal housing and commercial food preparation areas.
Estimated Coverage: 14 to 16 sqm per litre
Apply by brush or solvent resistant roller
Container Size: 5 Litre
Preparation
Surface Condition: Surfaces must be clean, dry, and free from dust, oil, grease, and old loose coatings. Any existing contamination will affect the adhesion and performance of the paint.
Concrete & Masonry: Ensure concrete is fully matured (at least 28 days old). Remove any “laitance” (the dusty residue on new concrete) using an acid etch if the surface is very smooth or power-floated.
Porous Surfaces: For the first coat on highly porous surfaces, thin the paint with up to 10% Carbosolv Multi Purpose Thinners to seal the substrate and act as a primer.
Previously Painted Surfaces: Ensure existing coatings are sound and compatible. Lightly sand (abrade) the surface with a fine abrasive paper to create a “key” for the new paint to bond to. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry.
Metal Surfaces: Ensure the metal is clean and free from rust. Prime bare ferrous metal with a suitable anti-corrosive primer before applying the chlorinated rubber topcoat.
Application
Mixing: Stir thoroughly for approximately 2 minutes before use. Use a drill stirrer or a wooden batten at least 25mm wide to ensure the pigments are fully dispersed.
Methods: Apply using a brush or a short-to-medium pile solvent-resistant roller.
Spray Application: If using airless or conventional spray, you can dilute by no more than 10% with Palatine Chlorinated Rubber (CR) Thinners.
Coating System:
* A minimum of 2 coats is recommended for most applications.
* Apply the first coat (thinned if necessary) and allow it to dry.
* Apply subsequent coats at full strength.
Conditions: Apply in warm (minimum 10°C), dry conditions. Avoid application if the temperature is likely to fall below 10°C during the application or drying period.
Chemical Resistance: This paint is specifically formulated for areas requiring high resistance to chemicals, acids, alkalis, and standing water (such as swimming pool surrounds or dairies).
Q: What is Palatine Chlorinated Rubber Floor Paint?
A: This is a high-durability, rubberized coating designed for both indoor and outdoor floors. It is highly resistant to water, chemicals, fungal growth, and atmospheric pollution, making it ideal for industrial and agricultural settings.
Q: Does the paint have a strong odour?
A: There is a noticeable solvent smell during application, so ensure good ventilation. The odour dissipates as the paint cures.
Q: What should I do if the paint blisters or peels?
A: This may indicate poor surface preparation or moisture issues. Remove affected areas, prepare the surface properly, and reapply as directed.
Q: Is this paint suitable for outdoor use?
A: Yes, it’s formulated for both indoor and outdoor environments, providing excellent weather and chemical resistance.
Q: Can I use this paint in areas with heavy foot or vehicle traffic?
A: It’s designed for durability in areas with moderate to heavy foot traffic and light vehicle use.
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