Floor Primer / Sealer

If you are going to be painting on a concrete floor and want to achieve a lasting hiqh-quality finish, you would should use a floor primer / sealer. Regal paints provide both two-pack epoxy and single pack paint systems so choose a floor primer to compliment the type of floor top coat paint you will be using.

2K FLOOR PRIMER / SEALER

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Two-Pack Epoxy Floor Sealer (First Coat)

From £33.50 ex VAT - £40.20 inc VAT

Two-Pack Epoxy Floor Sealer (Under Coat) - This epoxy floor paint (first coat) is designed to prepare the surface of concrete, cement and non ferrous metals. This gives an ideal base for epoxy topcoat or acts as a seal coat for bare concrete floors. Resistant to water, solvents, acids, alkalis and salts. Tough finish, and has long lasting abrasion and impact resistance. Recommended for areas receiving heavy traffic (vehicle/trucks). Following application of the product: Do not park vehicles or place heavy equipment on the floor for a minimum of 48 hours Do not get the floor wet for a minimum of 7 days as this will cause bloom (discolouration) - Coverage: 5-7 m² per litre - Touch Drying Time: 12-16 hrs - Recoat: 24 hrs - Hard Drying Time: 48 hrs - Full Cure: 7 days

1K FLOOR PRIMER / SEALER

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Regal Prime and Seal

From £24.50 ex VAT - £29.40 inc VAT

Regal Prime & Seal is a single pack quick dry low viscosity penetrating first coat primer. It's designed to soak into the substrate, providing excellent adhesion of subsequent top coats. Using Regal Prime & Seal will reduce any risk off delamination due to poor penetration of heavy top coats. The sealer anchors the topcoats into the floor. Regal Prime & Seal dries with a flat finish and is opaque in colour. - Coverage: 5-10 m² per litre - Touch Drying Time: 2-4 hours - Recoat: 24 hours - Hard Drying Time: 24 hours

Frequently asked question on Epoxy (2K) Floor Paint

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Floor Preparation Checklist

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