Blackfriar Brick & Roof Tile Paint is a a tough, self-cleaning, weather-resistant finish. In attractive matt tile red, it’s ideal for roof tiles, bricks and masonry, both inside and outside.
Tough and durable
Self-cleaning
Weather-resistant
Restores old and weathered pitched roof tiles
Tile Red colour
Can be used on internal/external brick and masonry
Ideal for brickwork, roofing tiles, outhouses, sheds, and workshops
Blackfriar Brick & Roof Tile Paint is a matt red finish for application to red brick and tiles. This product restores faded colour, is self cleaning and weather resistant. Can be used for both interior and exterior projects. Ideal for doorsteps, roof tiles, bricks and masonry.
Do not use under cold (less than 5°C), damp or humid conditions
Spreading rate of the first coat may be reduced on porous surfaces
Drying Times
Curing Schedule At 20ºC and 50% Relative Humidity
Dry to Touch
Dry to Recoat
2 - 4 hours
After 16 hours and within 3 days
Drying times are based on an ambient temperature of 20°C and 50% relative humidity
Lower temperatures or higher humidity will prolong the drying and overcoating times
Surface Preparation
Ensure surface to be coated is clean, dry, sound, and free from wax, grease, or any other contamination
Treat any mould growth with Blackfriar AntiMould Solution, which should be allowed to dry completely before applying Blackfriar Brick and Tile Paint.
Application Methods
Application
Directions For Use:
Stir thoroughly prior to use with a broad stirrer. The product may be applied by brush, roller or spray. For best results we recommend applying by brush, working the paint into the tile or brick profile. Two coats are recommended to give best protection
Thinning:
Maximum 5% white spirit
Clean Up:
Remove as much product as possible from application equipment before washing with white spirit. Do not empty into drains or water courses. Some local authorities have special facilities for the disposal of waste coatings.
Application Conditions
Do not use under cold (less than 5°C), damp or humid conditions
Health and Safety
Warning: Contains: naphtha (petroleum), hydrotreated heavy
Flammable liquid and vapour
May cause drowsiness or dizziness
Keep out of reach of children
Read label before use. If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand
Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames, and hot surfaces. - No smoking
Avoid breathing vapour or spray
IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water or shower
Call a doctor if you feel unwell
Store in a well-ventilated place. Keep cool. Store locked up
Dispose of contents and container in accordance with all local, regional, national and international regulations
Contains: Neodecanoic acid, cobalt salt. May produce an allergic reaction.
Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking
EU limit values: 600g/l (2007) 500g/l (2010.) This product contains a maximum of 500g/l VOC
Customer agrees that before placing an Order, Customer has read and understood the most up to date Product Data Sheet for the Product. Where we have access to the Product Data Sheet from the manufacturer, we will either provide a copy on request, or include a link to the Product Data Sheet available on the manufacturer’s website. Customer further agrees that we have no liability for any errors or omissions contained within the Product Data Sheets. For more information, please see our Terms & Conditions of Sale.
How do I remove this from clothing as I leant against something I was painting and cannot remove the tile paint thanks
Answer:
The below advice is followed at your own risk, we can’t guarantee the paint can be removed.
If the paint hasn’t fully dried then white spirit will soften it however it can spread the paint stain so just apply sparingly and dab it with a cloth, don’t soak the garment. Do a small test area with white spirit on the garment first to make sure there is no effect on the fabric. Once you have removed the paint then dry cleaning may be advisable.
If the paint is already dry then ask a dry cleaner for advice. There are no readily available solvents that could be used.
John on 2018-01-31 06:29:44
Question:
I spilled paint on my black slate roof a roofer painted over the paint now after years paint is showing again can u advise
Answer:
You could try to remove the unwanted paint with something like Thermoguard Thermostrip PRO or simply recoat the area with more roof paint in the colour of your choice if this provides an easier and satisfactory appearance for you.
Romek terpilowski on 2016-07-23 13:12:20
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Answer:
You can use our 1401 Graffiti Remover but it is important to test on the surface first to establish the correct dwell time to ensure the substrate is not affected.
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