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Genfloor / Acrylic Floor and Road Marking / 841 Gen Floor Paint Primer

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ACRYLIC FLOOR AND ROAD MARKING · PRIMER

841

Gen Floor Paint Primer

1K · Acrylic / MMA · Primer

Fast-drying clear primer for concrete and asphalt, used under acrylic floor paint.

A clear primer made of acrylic oligomer and MMA monomer, suitable for concrete and asphalt surfaces. Its fast drying allows the floor to be returned to service quickly.

Technical Data

BINDER

Acrylic oligomer / MMA

COMPONENTS

Single-component (1K)

POSITION IN SYSTEM

Primer

DENSITY

1.0 ± 0.05 kg/L

VOLUME SOLIDS

50% ± 3

THEORETICAL COVERAGE

10 m²/L (single coat)

THINNING

Do not thin

APPLICATION METHOD

Roller, brush

COVERAGE

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DRYING

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PACKAGING

15 L

COLOUR

Clear

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

Use and Application

AREAS OF USE

Used as a primer on cycle paths, areas with light pedestrian traffic, warehouses, walkways, shop and office floors and all areas where fast drying is expected.

 

SURFACE PREPARATION AND APPLICATION

The surface must be completely dry and free from dust, dirt, oil and loose parts. Stir the product and apply one coat by roller or brush. Application temperature must be between +5 °C and +30 °C.

 

APPLICATION AREAS

→ Shopping Centres, Retail, Schools and Offices

→ Roads, Cycle Paths and Walkways

 

Technical data are average values at 20 °C and 65% relative humidity. Coverage varies with surface roughness, application method and film thickness. Consult the Gen Boya technical team for project-specific system design.

KEY FEATURES

— Suitable for concrete and asphalt

— Fast drying

— Clear

— System with acrylic floor paint

SYSTEM RECOMMENDATION

SUBSEQUENT COATS

842 Gen Floor Paint and 843 Gen Floor Paint Protective Varnish

The right system for your floor, with the Genfloor technical team.

Our experts support you at every stage of your project with floor analysis, moisture measurement, system selection and consumption calculation.

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