Spectrum ViaLine F210 Solvent Based Acrylic Road Lining Paint 20Kg

Spectrum ViaLine F210 Acrylic Road Lining Paint

Spectrum ViaLine is a fast-drying, high-build road marking and delineation paint that can be used for almost all line marking applications.

ViaLine is ideal for use on hard stand surfaces such as roads, car parks, distribution centres, airports and docks.

ViaLine is also toluene free, which means that is more environmentally friendly than other products, such as chlorinated rubber.

ViaLine can be applied by roller, brush or spray methods and comes in 20KG tins in a choice of colours.

Key Features:

• Fast Drying - Quickly return the area to service!
• Tuluene-Free - better for you, and the environment
• High solids - Great coverage with exceptional opacity.
• EnviraPac liner - Contents are within a plastic liner within the outer tin packaging allowing the tin to be recycled after use.

Surface Preparation:

The application surface should be sound and clean, free from grease, oil, rust, scale, dirt, or any other soiling that might affect adhesion or performance. In any case, but especially in the case of overcoating existing line-markings, it is further recommended that test areas be coated to ensure good adhesion and/or compatibility with the substrate. Tarmac – weathered - It is recommended that asphalt and other similar surfaces be allowed to through harden for up to 6 months before painting. Test trials should be carried out in the first instance on a small area.

Concrete and other cementitious surfaces – including powerfloat, tamped or brushed concrete, monoblocks and pavers – Ensure surface is sound, clean and free from laitance – we recommend a preparation method suitable for the specific location and surface is carried out before application of the product, to ensure the surface is properly prepared back to clean and sound substrate.

Examples of preparation methods that may be suitable are captive shot blasting, diamond grinding, scabbling or planing. It is critical that utmost attention is paid to cleanliness and good workmanship, whatever preparation method is used, as the presence of any loose material, dust, soiling or previous coatings are likely to reduce adhesion of new coatings.

New concrete should be left to harden before coating, as the curing process and residual moisture content can lead to product delamination if coated too early.