Line Marking Paint

Product Description

Coo-Var Line Marking Paint is heavy duty and dries quickly. Can be applied directly to tarmac, asphalt, concrete, GRP and more. Ideal for providing instructions, directions and demarcation in factories and warehouses.

As with all paint products please read the technical datasheet before use. If you have any questions or need technical advice we are here to help please call 01482 328053 or email info@coo-var.co.uk.

Can be mixed to RAL, BS and NCS colours, (5L Minimum)

Product Highlights

Heavy Duty Line marking paint that dries quickly
Apply directly to Tarmac, concrete to provide instructions, directions and demarcation.
Interior and Exterior Use
Fast Drying
Self Priming
Ideal to colour code areas
Special Colours available
Suitable Surfaces: Concrete, Tarmac, Wood
Finish: Matt
Application: Roller or Brush
Drying time: Touch Dry 30 minutes or 4 hours hard dry
Overcoat time: 4-6 hours or overnight
Estimate Coverage: 10m² per litre

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ColorWhite

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£89.64

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Do I need a primer for line marking paint? You don't need a primer for line marking paint, just make sure the surface is clean and any previous paint is abraded.

How long does line marking paint last?
The durability of the paint depends on the surface, and traffic levels. We expect our line marking paint to last up to 4 years (traffic dependant).

How long does the paint take to dry before traffic / pedestrian access? Coo-Var Line Marking Paint is touch dry in just 30 minutes and hard dry in 4 hours.

How do I calculate how much line marking paint I need?
Line marking paint covers 10 sqm per L.

Measure the total length of the lines you want to mark (in metres).
Decide on the line width (e.g. 50mm / 0.05m is common for car parks).
Multiply length × width to get the total square metres of coverage.
Divide that figure by 10 sqm per litre to see how many litres of paint you need.

Example: For 100 metres of 50mm wide lines:

100m × 0.05m = 5 sqm.

5 sqm ÷ 10 sqm/L = 0.5 litres of paint.

What is the best weather for applying line marking paint? The best weather is a warm cloudy day, with low humidity.

Can line marking paint be applied to any surface? You can apply line marking paint to concrete, metal, grp, tarmac and asphalt