How-to Guides
Rubber
When applying paint to a rubber surface it is recommended that a test patch first be applied to assess the suitability of the paint.
Preparation
Wash down to remove dust, oil and grease.
Roads & Signs
Paint is used extensively for marking road surfaces, kerbs and road signs, as an aid to order and safety.
Preparation
- Bitumen or concrete roads must be dry.
- Sweep to remove all dust, loose dirt and gravel.
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