Description
Colorcan Marine Anti-Slip Deck Paint – Any Colour 1L
ColorCan Marine anti-slip Deck Paint is a tough, 1K polyurethane that is slip resistant and will protect the surface from every day wear and tear. It’s easy to apply, comes in a huge range of colours and its low sheen finish helps prevent sunlight from reflecting off decks. ColorCan Marine anti-slip deck paint contains fine mineral additive for a hard wearing, non-slip surface.
Features
- Suitable for interior and exterior use above the waterline.
- Choose from 1000’s of colours from colour standards RAL, NCS & British Standard (BS)
- For use on Substrates such as Aluminium/Zinc-Galvanised Steel, GRP/FRP, Steel, Wood
- Can also be used on previously painted surfaces such as polyurethane, epoxy, alkyd, acrylic etc
- Suitable for use on decks, ramps, steps etc
- Specially developed for extreme weather conditions.
- Anti-corrosive and UV resistant with long lasting performance.
- Finish: Semi-gloss aggregated anti-slip coating.
- Application Method: Brush, Roller
- Recommended Number of Coats: 1 – 2
- Practical Coverage: 10 m²/L
- Typical Shelf Life: 1 Year
| Coverage: | 10m2 per litre. |
| Tools: | Brush or Roller (Mohair or short pile) |
| Suitable for: | Exterior & Interior use above the waterline. |
| Clean up: | Synthetic thinner or White Spirit. |
| Drying Time: | 6 hours |
| Re-coating Time: | Touch dry in 6 hours, ready for re-coat in 12 hours. For light traffic, wait up to 5 days, for normal traffic, wait 5 days+. Fully cured in 15 days. |
| Suitable Surfaces: | Aluminium/Zinc-Galvanised Steel, GRP/FRP, Steel, Wood |
Surface preparation
- Surface must be clean, dry and free of oil, grease, salt and other surface contamination including any preparation residue e.g. blasting, sanding etc.
- Prior to blasting or manually preparing the surface all salt contamination should be removed using fresh water and the surface allowed to dry.
- All oils, grease etc. must be thoroughly removed using a suitable cleaning solvent, Isopropyl, Acetone etc.
- Deposits firmly adhered should first be removed by scraping and then cleaned using the solvent.
- Sand the surface with 80-120 grit sanding paper / discs. Clean surface of all preparation residue. Remove existing coatings back to a uniform, bright, bare clean metal surface by blasting (Sa2½), grinding (P24-P36), sanding (40-120 grit) or chemically using a suitable marine paint stripper. Clean surface of all preparation residue.







