Coo-Var Anti-Slip Acrylic Floor Paint is used to provide a durable and hard wearing surface with an anti-slip finish. This product has been independently tested and has a PTV rating of 68 in dry conditions and 58 in wet. UK law recommends on a minimum Pendulum Test Value on floors of 36 dry, wet or contaminated.
Also available in over 2,500+ colour options from RAL, BS and NCS
Coo-Var Anti-Slip Acrylic Floor Paint is used to provide a durable and hard-wearing surface with an anti-slip finish. This product has been independently tested and has a PTV rating of 68 in dry conditions and 58 in wet. UK law recommends on a minimum Pendulum Test Value on floors of 36 dry, wet or contaminated. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Recommended Uses
Concrete
Wood
Tarmac
stone
Brickwork
Prepared metal
Surface Preparation
All surfaces should be clean, dry, sound and free from contaminants. Concrete - power floated, granolithic and smooth surfaces should be roughened first to provide a good "key" for the paint. This can be done mechanically by abrading or blasting, or chemically, using Coo-Var Acid Etch. These processes will have the advantage in addition to preparing the surface of also removing dirt and laitance.
New concrete must be allowed to cure thoroughly which can take up to 3 months. Other surfaces have to be prepared and primed with the suitable primer for that substrate.
Existing painted surfaces - Surfaces should be cleaned, degreased and sanded to ensure an adequate "key" is produced. Remove all loose and flaking material and treat bare areas as a new surface.
Preceding Coat
Apply direct to wood, Coo-Var All Metals Primer on Metal, Coo-Var Anti-Slip Acrylic Floor Paint thinned 5% with clean water on all other unpainted surfaces.
Subsequent Coat
Coo-Var Anti-Slip Acrylic Floor Paint
Please contact Rawlins Paints' Technical Support Team on 0113 2455450for more information.
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We have a garden path of concrete flags with a border of bricks. This can become dangerously slippery especially in a shaded sloping area where leaves also fall. What product would you recommend, please?
Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team:
Assuming the concrete flag path has a damp proof membrane, the flags are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet we can recommend the flags are acid etched with Coo-Var Acid Etch followed one coat of Coo-Var Floor Paint thinned 10% then two coats of Coo-Var Suregrip Anti-Slip Floor Paint.
This is available in a range of colours.
Please note that at this time of year it is too cold and damp to apply paints for this application, we would recommend waiting for a dry period when the temperatures are above 10°C
Jessica on 2022-08-16 17:08:48
Question:
We have a new house with a tiled kitchen floor, (stone type), it is very dangerously slippery with any water on it. Would this be a good product to use to make the floor safe?
Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team:
Unfortunately no, while this is an anti-slip paint it would be quite rough on bare feet and not easy to clean.
This is available in a range of colours in a semi-gloss finish.
Angela Nolan on 2021-03-24 15:42:58
Question:
Is this the best product for an outdoor, cement garden path? I need it to be slip-resistant, durable so I'm not recoating every year, preferably roller application and pet-friendly when dry. The Hard Dry time needs to be as short as possible too as I have pets that will be barred from the garden for the drying duration.
Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team:
Assuming the path is concrete, clean, dry, sound and prepared in the Technical Data sheet we can recommend Coo-var Anti-slip Acrylic Floor Paint for this application to an external path.
Most of the external options have very similar drying and curing times but none are classed as pet safe.
The fully cured time is approximately 7 days.
Pat Griffin on 2019-01-15 12:32:49
Question:
Hi, I have always applied every year 2 pack floor paint to a concrete floor in our fish processing area where there would be a wet area, this paint is not non slip and needs coating once a year, I have got a quotation from a specialist company to re do this floor but the price i was quoted is ridiculous. so could you recommend something non slip and hard wearing
Answer from Rawlins’ Technical Team:
We would suggest 503 Easy Clean Anti Slip Coating, this is a high-build epoxy resin coating containing a hard wearing fine particle anti slip additive that is pre-dispersed into the resin and held in suspension. The result providers a ready to use product that leaves an evenly textured, slip resistant surface that is easy to clean and extremely durable.
Coo-Var Anti-Slip Acrylic Floor Paint is only available with the shipping and delivery timescales listed below - please do not contact our Customer Support Team with enquiries about alternative or earlier shipping and delivery times.
Saturdays and Sundays, as well as Bank Holidays, are not classed as working days.
Orders placed after the cut-off for this product will not be processed for earliest dispatch until 9am the next working day.
All delivery costs below are excluding VAT
*All estimates are based on theoretical consumption rates for a single coat and do not take into account any substrate deviations or wastage
Floor Application Kit from Rawlins Paints provides all the application equipment needed to apply conventional floor paints and coatings to a professional standard. The application of floor coatings is often crucial to their performance, so it is important to use the right tools to ensure a lasting finish.
Each kit contains:
12" Roller,...
Ian Benson on 2022-11-20 17:54:58