Allows contaminated concrete floors to be painted
Total price
€406.70 (Ex VAT)
Watco Oil Block Primer is a two part epoxy primer specially developed to aid adhesion to porous floor surfaces that cannot be thoroughly cleaned.
It should be over coated with a suitable coating such as Watco Epoxy Gloss Coat.
| Volume | 4L |
| Properties | Specially developed to aid adhesion to porous floor surfaces that cannot be thoroughly cleaned |
| Suitable for | Bare, porous concrete |
| Interior or Exterior | Interior |
| Composition | 2 part, solvent-based epoxy resin |
| Coverage | 16m² per 4L |
| Recommended number of coats | 1 |
| Wet film thickness | 250 microns |
| Curing time (at 20°C) | 16 hours |
| Minimum application temperature | 10°C |
| Pot life | 30 minutes at 20°C |
Remove as much oil as possible by scraping or grinding. Clean the surface with a degreasant such as Watco Concroff. It is important to rinse all traces of the cleaner away and allow the surface to dry. If using a solvent based cleaner, follow the supplier’s Instructions but, again, all traces should be removed before applying Watco Oil Block Primer.
The floor surface should preferably be dry, but slight traces of residual dampness can be tolerated. If preparing timber, use a suitable cleaner recommended for the purpose and follow the supplier’s Instructions.
Open the inner tins carefully and pour all of the contents of both the resin and curing agent tins into the clean, empty outer tin. Mix thoroughly with a wide bladed stirrer such as Watco Mixing Blade. Scrape the bottom and sides thoroughly to ensure no unmixed material remains. Decant the mixed product into another vessel (or a paint tray, if applying by roller) and apply to the prepared surface.
Do not apply at temperatures below 10°C. Apply one good coat of Oil Block Primer to the prepared surface and allow it to dry. Application by brush is preferable, because it allows the primer to be worked into the surface, but if applying by roller, use a medium pile roller, working it backwards and forwards to encourage penetration into the surface.
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