M-FLOOR 800 – Heavy Duty Line Marking Paint

• All oil and grease must be removed from the surface using an appropriate cleaner such as MEK or similar type solvent.
• All surfaces must be abrasive blasted to ISO 8501/4 Standard SA2.5 (SSPC SP10/ NACE 2) minimum blast profile of 75 microns using an angular.
• Once blast cleaned the surface must be degreased and cleaned using MEK or similar type solvent.
• All surfaces must be coated before gingering or oxidation.

• All oil and grease must be removed from the surface using an appropriate cleaner such as MEK.
• All surfaces must be mechanically abraded using handheld grinders to ISO 8501/4 ST3 (SSPC SP3 ST3).
• Once abraded, the surface must be degreased and cleaned using MEK or similar type material.
• All surfaces must be repaired before gingering or oxidation occurs.

New Concrete

• Allow new concrete to cure for a minimum of 21 days and/or
  the residual moisture content should be below 6%.
• Lightly abrasive blast or scarify to remove any surface laitance.
• Clean all dust and debris from the surface.
• Blow holes and defective concrete shall be made good using a proprietary repair compound.
• Existing coatings should be sound and free from contaminants.
• Suitable mechanical treatment such as vacuum gritblasting is the preferred treatment prior to application as this ensures a mechanical “key” for the coating.

• Do not apply to wet or uncured concrete surfaces.
• Do not apply at temperatures of 3°C or less.

• Transfer the contents of the Curing Agent unit into the Base container.
• Using a low speed electric paddle mixer, mix the 2 components until a uniform material free of any streaks is achieved.
• Once mixing is complete use the mixed paste as soon possible after mixing.

Brush & Roller

• Pour the mixed material into a paint kettle or paint tray (this will maximise the usable life).
• Stripe coat all edges, joints & corners.
• Apply at a nominal rate of 0.40-0.80kg/m².

• Allow to cure for a minimum of 5 hours @ 20°C prior to light foot traffic access and 10 hours @ 20° prior to vehicular trafficking.
• 7 days cure @ 20°C is recommended prior to exposure to chemicals.