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We have no experience of this but we wouldn't recommend it.
I would assume from the description that this is a metal substrate? If so our initial suggestion would be Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde. If you contact our Technical Team on 0113 2455450 (option 2) or [email protected] with some further information - size, images, etc. then they would be able to provide a more detailed specification for your project.
We would recommend applying Thermilate InsOpaint Anti-Condensation Paint. Thoroughly clean down the surface, lightly sand to remove the sheen on the existing paint and apply 2 - 3 coats. This can then be left as a finish or over painted with your own paint/colour if required.
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MMA stands for Methyl Methacrylate, and it is typically used in heavy duty interior and exterior floor products - for high traffic areas on suitably primed concrete, bitumen, tarmac and asphalt.
Methyl Methacrylate
As a reactive resin, MMA's polymerised form can be found in a range of products at Rawlins Paints and wider afield, including:
- • Floor coatings
- • Flexible floor coatings
- • Anti-slip floor coatings
- • Floor primers
- • Metal primers
- • Damp proof primers
- • Repair mortars
- • Flexible joint fillers
Benefits of using MMA products, include:
- • Increased stability and durability on medium to heavy use surfaces and substrates
- • Additional shock and impact resistance
- • Improved resistance against scratching and dulling of the surface sheen
- • Rapid curing, even at low temperatures
- • Corrosion resistance
Technical Data Sheets cover a wide range of important information for products at Rawlins Paints, including:
- • Product description
- • Features and benefits of using the product
- • Recommended uses
- • Typical properties, including chemical resistance for example
- • Colour options
- • Available pack or unit sizes
- • Coverage rates
- • Surface preparation advice
- • How to mix and prepare the product for application
- • Application guidelines
- • Application equipment cleaning recommendations
- • Curing or drying times at differing temperatures
- • Storage recommendations
- • Product limitations
- • Health and safety advice when using, storing or cleaning the product from equipment or surfaces
MSDS stands for Material Safety Data Sheet, SDS stands for Safety Data Sheet. It is a vital read before starting your project to ensure you are carrying out the application in the safest way possible. It includes information such as:
- • Identification of the substance
- • Hazards identification
- • Composition of ingredients
- • First aid measures
- • Handling and storage
- • Accidental release measures
- • Personal protection
- • Safety equipment
- • Chemical properties
- • Reactivity and stability
- • Toxicological information
- • Ecological information
- • Disposal considerations
- • Transport information
- • Regulatory information
- • Emergency contact information
- • Firefighting measures
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There are vast types of paints available for all sorts of specialist projects. We have tried to simplify your search on our website with comprehensive categories and sub-categories.
If there is a specific paint or use you are looking for, you can also use the ‘Search’ tool which will prompt/suggest products you may be looking for.
Each header has a dropdown box, and then each category has further subcategories that appear to the right when the cursor is hovered over the category name.
We have a designated ‘Wood Finishes’ category under ‘Paints & Coatings that categorises further into:
- • Wood preparation
- • Interior wood finishes
- • Exterior wood finishes
- • Wood floor finishes
- • Decking paint
We stock a comprehensive range of wood varnishes, stains, oils, protective finishes, and wood paint for both interior and exterior uses – pretty much every project you can think of is covered by a product in our range. Whatever you need, we can provide advice on the best wood finish to use, from heavy duty floor varnish to opaque wood paint, decking oil to Danish oil, and water-based or solvent-based.
A primer is a preparatory product. It creates an extra layer between your paint and the substrate, helping it last longer, bond better and often smoothing out the surface for optimum lifespan and performance. To look at it a different way, makeup primers are used for the same purpose in cosmetics!
Primers can also be used to add more specific extra protection, such as using a UV primer, a waterproofing primer or a penetrating primer.
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We would suggest Blackfriar Anti-Slip Deck Coating here, test a small area first to ensure compatability, appearance, adhesion etc. before doing the whole area.
Assuming this is standard universal beams and columns in a domestic residential property with steels located in interior, dry environments needing 30 minute protection we would recommend Zeroflame Aquasteel WB+ 30min System for Steel.
We would need to know the composition of the headboard so that we can match it as closely as we can to a test?
Unfortunately we don't have any fire retardant paint for ceiling tiles.
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