Johnstone's Garage Floor Paint - Dark Green - 2.5L

Garage Floor Paint is ideal for the renovation of garage floors. This paint is suitable for use on...

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This Johnstone's Garage Floor Paint is designed for homeowners looking to refresh and protect their garage floors. Its key benefit is resistance to oil and grease, providing a durable, semi-gloss finish suitable for concrete, tiles, brickwork, wood, cement, and stone. A potential caveat is the requirement for proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion and longevity.

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ColourGreen
Model Part Number307947
BrandJohnstone's

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FAQs

What surfaces can Johnstone's Garage Floor Paint be used on?

It is suitable for use on all concrete floors, properly prepared tiles, brickwork, wood, cement, and stone surfaces.

Does this paint resist oil and grease?

Yes, the paint is designed to resist oil and grease spills, making it ideal for garage environments.

What kind of finish does it provide?

It provides a semi-gloss finish.

How many coats of paint are recommended?

Two coats are generally recommended for best coverage and durability.

How should I prepare the garage floor before painting?

The surface must be clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, oil, and loose particles. Concrete may require degreasing and etching. Ensure the surface is completely dry before application.

How long does the paint need to cure before I can use the garage?

While the paint may be dry to touch within a few hours, it requires several days to cure fully before it can withstand heavy traffic, vehicles, or storage. Refer to the product's specific drying and curing times.

Can this paint be applied over old paint?

It is not recommended for use over existing paint or coatings without proper preparation, which may include sanding or priming. For best results, apply to bare, prepared surfaces.

Troubleshooting

Paint not adhering well

Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and dried before application. Surface preparation may need to be revisited.

Uneven finish or brush marks

Apply paint evenly with consistent strokes. Avoid overworking the paint. Ensure correct application tools are used (e.g., appropriate roller nap).

Scuffing or damage after drying

Allow the paint to cure fully before exposing it to heavy traffic or placing items on it. Curing can take several days beyond the initial drying time.

Paint is too thick to apply

Check if thinning is recommended by the manufacturer for specific application methods. Ensure the product has been stored correctly and is not past its shelf life.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Resistant to common garage spills like oil and grease.
  • Suitable for a variety of common garage floor materials.
  • Offers a protective and aesthetically pleasing semi-gloss finish.
  • Aids in the renovation and uplift of garage spaces.
  • Available in multiple color options.

Cons

  • Requires thorough surface preparation for best results.
  • Effectiveness on certain porous or damaged surfaces may vary.
  • Drying and curing times can vary based on environmental conditions.
  • Not suitable for use on previously painted or coated surfaces without proper treatment.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Preparation is Crucial: Before applying, ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, oil, and loose particles. For concrete, an acid etch or mechanical preparation might be necessary depending on the surface condition. Allow the surface to dry completely.

Application: Apply using a brush, roller, or sprayer. Two coats are generally recommended for optimal coverage and durability. Allow adequate drying time between coats as per manufacturer guidelines.

Compatibility: Suitable for bare concrete, properly prepared tiles, brickwork, wood, cement, and stone. Not recommended for previously coated or painted surfaces without appropriate preparation and primers.

Care: Clean spills immediately. For general cleaning, use a damp cloth or a mild detergent solution. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.