Essential refurbishment cannot be avoided during the colder months. Putting temporary heaters in place is often of little use, especially in areas that are exposed to the cold, such as loading bays and warehouses with roller shutter doors. The heaters warm the air but not the floor, which is usually around 5-8°C lower than the air temperature. If a paint requires 10-15°C to dry the floor will be too cold for the project to be a success.
Read on to find out what can go wrong, and how you can do it right.
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It has been possible for some years to modify a 100% solids epoxy to cope with temperatures down to 5°C. See our formulas below:
Watco has pioneered the use of polyaspartic resins in Europe. This is a new type of paint technology which has many benefits - one of them being the ability to dry at minus 10°C. In the Watco Specialist range we have high performance paints which do just that.
The polyaspartic resins are two-part products. The base resin and activator are mixed together at the point of use to begin the curing process. See our formulas below:
Industrial strength coating for use in cold conditions
From £162.80 (Ex VAT)
Our toughest roller applied coating for heavy wear areas
From £168.00 (Ex VAT)
A chemical resistant, anti slip coating for concrete floors
From £166.40 (Ex VAT)
A tough high build coating for use in cold conditions
From £114.50 (Ex VAT)
A high performance coating that can be applied at minus 10°C
From £117.60 (Ex VAT)
Make slippery floors safe during the winter months
From £121.80 (Ex VAT)
Clear protective coating for painted or bare concrete floors
£104.60 (Ex VAT)
Contact our friendly and professional Technical Advisors for expert help and advice for your project. You can give us a call on 01483 418 418 or email sales@watco.co.uk
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