
Product Application Guide
Materials Needed:
- Strongcoat Primer/S
- Griptop P
- Roller
- Brush
- Sandpaper
- Spray machine (optional)
- Silica sand (optional for slip resistance)
Step 1: Surface Preparation
- Begin by thoroughly cleaning the concrete surface using a concrete surface cleaner. Remove all dirt, dust, and debris from the floor.
- Inspect the floor for any oil traces and use a degreaser to remove them completely.
- Identify and repair any holes, cracks, or rough spots on the concrete surface.
- Once the patches are dry, use sandpaper to smooth out any uneven areas and rough spots. Sweep or vacuum up any dust created during this process.
Step 2: Primer Application
- Ensure the Strongcoat Primer/S components are well mixed.
- Use a roller to apply the Strongcoat Primer/S evenly over the prepared concrete surface. Make sure to start from one corner and work your way towards the exit to avoid walking on the coated area.
- Pay special attention to edges and corners, ensuring they are thoroughly coated.
- Allow the primer to completely dry. If additional coats are needed, wait until the previous coat is dry before applying the next one.
Step 3: Griptop P Application
- Thoroughly mix the Griptop P components to ensure a consistent mixture.
- Use a brush, epoxy roller, or a spray machine to apply the first coat of Griptop P evenly across the primed surface. Similar to the primer application, start from a corner and work towards the exit.
- Optional: If you want to add extra slip resistance, you can broadcast silica sand onto the wet Griptop P coating while it is still tacky. Make sure to evenly distribute the silica sand.
- Allow the first coat of Griptop P to cure for the recommended time, usually within 24 hours.
- Apply the second coat of Griptop P within 24 hours of the first coat. Ensure even coverage, and pay attention to edges and corners.
- Refer to the technical datasheet for Griptop P for more detailed information on drying times, coverage rates, and any specific instructions.
Product FAQ
Can I use Griptop P in my home garage to protect the floor?
- Yes, Griptop P is suitable for domestic garages, offering durable floor protection.
Is Griptop P a good choice for retail store flooring?
- Absolutely, Griptop P's hard-wearing properties make it ideal for retail and commercial areas.
Can I apply Griptop P in a food processing plant with strict hygiene standards?
- Yes, Griptop P is suitable for food processing plants and dairies and offers excellent chemical resistance.
Is Griptop P suitable for hospital or laboratory floors?
- Yes, Griptop P can be used in hospitals, pharmaceutical industries, and laboratories due to its durability and seamless finish.
Can I apply Griptop P in areas with heavy machinery and assembly work?
- Certainly, Griptop P is designed for production, maintenance, and assembly areas, offering resistance to wear and tear.
Is Griptop P easy to clean in high-traffic areas like store rooms?
- Yes, Griptop P's smooth and semi-glossy finish makes it easy to clean, even in high-traffic areas.
Does Griptop P require special equipment for application in car park decks?
- Griptop P can be applied using a brush, roller, or airless spray machine, making it DIY-friendly.
Can I make Griptop P less slippery in areas prone to spills?
- Yes, Griptop P offers the option to create an anti-slip coating for added safety in spill-prone areas. See the "compatible products" section.
Will Griptop P maintain its UV resistance in outdoor car park applications?
- Yes, Griptop P's excellent UV resistance makes it a reliable choice for outdoor parkings.
Is Griptop P easy to maintain in busy warehouse environments?
- Griptop P's durability and chemical resistance make it easy to maintain even in busy warehouse settings.
Is Griptop P suitable for DIY garage floor paint projects?
- Absolutely! Griptop P is a user-friendly product that is suitable for DIY applications to rejuvenate your home garage floor. Whether you prefer a lighter or darker shade of grey, Griptop P is the ideal solution for your garage floor.