Torga Floor

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Description

Torga Floor Paint is Lead and Mercury Free, Environmentally Friendly, Fully Tropicalised Interior / Exterior Emulsion Floor Paint.
Use:
 Suitable for application on cured Concrete floors, primed Wooden Floors, Stairways and low traffic Driveways.
Properties:
  •  Excellent Film Build and Opacity
  •  Resists Fungus, Algae and Mildew
  •  Excellent Adhesion
  •  Rapid Drying
  •  Excellent Washability when fully cured
  •  Resistant to Grease and Diluted Acids
  •  Resistant to rain and Bad Weather
Finish: Semi-Gloss
Coverage: 350-400 Sq. Feet per gallon depending on Surface Conditions, Porosity, Absorption, Film Thickness etc.
Thinning and Clean-up: Thinning generally not required. Use Tap water for cleaning equipments and spillage.
Re-Coat Time: Allow to dry at least 4 hours before recoating. Floor is ready to use after 12 hours of drying

Available in:              1 Gallon

Available colours:  Red, Green, and Grey

Colours displayed on the website are to be used as a guide only. Due to the variability of computer screen and printer settings, the actual paint colour may differ from the colour as seen on-screen or when printed. For critical color matches a sample of paint should be applied, allowed to dry, and checked before proceeding with the entire job.

What do I paint a floor with?

Answer: Floor paints, are for walk-on surfaces. Floor paints are formulated to withstand weather and wear on wood and concrete. They come in both oil-based and latex formulas. For low to medium traffic area use Torga Emulsion Floor Paint or Rubberised Floor Paint Conventional floor paints will not resist hot tyre pick up, as the hot tires are exposed to the floor paint, the paint sticks to the tires and is lifted off. For High traffic applications Use Epoxy Top Coat Enamel Note: Before painting any concrete floor check for dampness, grease and oil spillage and the smoothness of the concrete. If the concrete is damp : Don’t paint ! Find the source of the water and arrest it. If the concrete has Oil /grease spillage ; Use degreaser (TSP) and soap and pressure wash it . If the concrete is smooth: etch the concrete with 20% muriatic acid, a properly etched surface should have the texture of medium grit sandpaper which will allow immediate water penetration and will ensure material bein…