Blackfriar Anti-Slip Deck Coating – 2.5L

Description

Blackfriar Anti-Slip Deck Coating is a clear deck coating which allows the beauty of wood to show through whilst providing a slip-resistant surface.

Preparation

• Ensure surface to be treated is clean, thoroughly dry, sound and free from wax, oil or any other contamination.
• It is important that the substrate is thoroughly dry before application and during the drying period otherwise blanching (whitening) may occur.
• Existing coatings should be lightly sanded to aid adhesion.
• Weathered timber should be made good.
• On bare wood the use of a decking stain is recommended prior to application of this product as this will give the wood better UV resistance and prolong the lifetime of the coating.
• Ensure new or bare timber is adequately preserved prior to applying wood finishes, apply Blackfriar Goldstar Clear Wood Preservative to untreated timbers where required.

Application

• Stir Blackfriar Anti-Slip Deck Coating thoroughly prior to use.
• For best results apply two coats by short pile roller.
• Allow the first coat to fully dry before applying a second coat.
• A brush may be used for small or awkward areas.
• Thinning – Not recommended.
• Coverage Rate: Up to 9 square metres per litre per coat.
• Drying Time: Touch dry in 4 – 6 hours. Recoat after 12 hours and within 3 days. Drying times are based on an ambient temperature of 20°C and 50% relative humidity. Lower temperatures or higher humidity will prolong the drying and overcoating times.

Limitations

• Do not apply Blackfriar Anti-Slip Deck Coating in wet or frosty conditions.
• The anti-slip properties make this product difficult to clean.
• This product is not suitable for heavy duty use or steel wheeled vehicles.
• Do not allow the build up of moss/mould growth or wet leaves etc. as this will impair or even cancel the anti-slip properties.

Clean Up

• Remove as much product as possible from application equipment before washing with white spirit.
• Do not empty Blackfriar Anti-Slip Deck Coating into drains or water courses. Some local authorities have special facilities for the disposal of waste coatings.