Floor-specific paint has a different formulation than common wall paint, being developed to withstand high-traffic areas and offer greater wear resistance. It is recommended for various types of surfaces, including concrete, burnished cement, and cemented floors, and is applicable in locations such as garages, sidewalks, service areas, and courts.
Coral offers the Pinta Piso line in 18-liter containers, with a variety of colors such as gray, white, black, green, and red, and this product can be found at Panorama.
The base determines durability
To ensure the longevity of the coating, it is essential that the floor is completely clean, dry, and free from any residue of dust, oil, grease, or loose paint. Oil stains, often found in garages, must be removed beforehand, as they can prevent the proper adhesion of the paint. In cases of newly applied concrete, the curing period specified on the product packaging must be respected.
Coats and drying time
To achieve a uniform finish, it is crucial to strictly follow the number of coats and application intervals indicated on the packaging. After the last coat of paint is applied, both people and vehicles must wait the drying time specified by the manufacturer before using the area.
Color also organizes space
Besides aesthetics, the use of distinct colors aids in organizing the environment, allowing for the demarcation of circulation lanes, parking spaces, and points of attention. While light tones tend to reflect more light in garages, darker tones are more effective at disguising daily dirt.
Right roller and tools
To optimize the process, it is recommended to use rollers appropriate for rough surfaces and trinches designated for corners. The correct choice of tools along with the paint prevents rework and contributes significantly to the desired final result.
Those who wish to paint their residential floor can visit a Panorama store and consult the team about the Coral line options suitable for their project.
