CM Acrylic Floor Paint

Acrylic floor paint with good electric resistance, good adhesion, anti corrosion properties. It is widely used on the floor of  all kinds of sport courts, electricity factory, toy factory, textile and chemistry factory. It could suitable for the new floor, or need to renewing floor. It has stone hard rough surface effect, added emery to enhance the hardness of the floor.  In the meantime, its components and colors could be customized, it could be epoxy component, acrylic component or PU component. 

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Advantages:

Acrylic floor paints are all based on relatively small amounts of ‘acrylic’ resin dissolved in a solvent such as white sprit or xylene, which give rise to other problems of course. Alternatively some are sold as ‘non-toxic’ or ‘environmentally friendly’, which simply means that the resin is dissolved in water rather than another solvent– these have no problems with the solvent, BUT water based acrylic floor paints are all very low performance in terms of their wear and abrasion resistance. They are sometimes also sold as being ‘PU modified’ or ‘PU-alkyd’ combinations – However please forget them all as they are basically all the same material and not up to the job.

Acrylic floor paints are single pack, or 1-part paints, and as such they are also often considered to be the easiest to apply, and as a good floor paint in limited wear and exposure situations, such as floor paints for simple dust prevention or brightening up plain concrete or cement screeds in domestic conservatories, workrooms or basement floors for example, However once again we prefer not to recommend them because none of them are durable. No acrylic floor paints will satisfactorily resist any form of regular vehicle traffic, heavy pedestrian traffic or any type of vehicle parking that these areas are frequently used for. Plus they are not at all resistant to oil spills, nor any other acid or alkaline chemicals or any other regular water or other liquid exposure.

Product Data:

Dry film thickness	30mu/layer
Theoretical coverage	0.26kg/m2/layer
Mixed using time	8h
Touch time	4h
Drying time (hard)	3days
Service life	5-8 years
Paint colors	Transparency
Self time	1 year
State	Liquid

Before Package

To make sure the epoxy floor paint reach to you safely, we usually do carefully packing:

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FAQs：

Q: Why should choose CM Paint?
A: We can’t and won’t force or coerce you to choose us over another home improvement company, the decision is up to you. If you want your house painted by experts, if you want the BEST customer service, if you want the best quality materials used, choose us.

Q: What are your paints made from?
A: The raw ingredients we use are predominantly found in nature, and are turned into paints, oils and varnishes using “nature’s gentle chemistry”, a soft and green chemistry approach to manufacturing. China clay, talc, plant oils, tree resins and waxes are amongst the most common raw materials used. Look out for full details of ingredients on our product data sheets.

Q: I’ve never heard of you before, where has your paint been used?
A: It is used widely in domestic situations and has also been used in hospitals, schools, public buildings, health food shops, galleries and by health practitioners.
Internationally it has been used in parliament and government buildings, airports, playgrounds and kindergartens.

Q: How do I test for adhesion compatibility?
A: When coating a surface that is already painted or wall-papered we recommend an adhesion test: apply a small amount of paint directly onto the applicable area; once completely dry, make a cross in the new paint using a craft knife. Smooth a piece of sticky tape over the crossed area. Leave for a few moments and then pull away. If the tape removes any paint it has failed the test. An oil-based undercoat or removal of the wall paper may be necessary.

Q: How do I take care of my freshly painted surface?
A: Avoid touching, wiping, or wetting any freshly painted surface for 30 days. After that time dirt and stains may be removed with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner and water.

Q: How can I best prepare my walls before painting?
A: This depends on the condition of the surface you are painting.  As a general rule, walls should be clean, dry and dull. Scrub all surfaces to remove all dirt, grease, oil, etc. Walls that have never been painted should have a primer applied before painting.

Q: How often should I have to paint the interior?
A: There are too many factors to take into consideration, and each home can be different. The quality of the paint used is of the utmost importance. However under normal conditions, a good quality job done by a professional crew should last anywhere more than 10 years.

Q: Do weather conditions need to be considered?
A: Take the weather into account before painting your home's exterior. Paint when the temperature is above 60 and below 90 degrees F. Otherwise, the drying time will be adversely affected. Avoid not only rain but also wind. High winds not only can cause your paint to dry too quickly, they can also blow dirt and other debris onto the wet surface.