Johnstone's Garage Floor Paint - Dark Green, 250Ml

It is suitable for all concrete floors, as well as properly prepared tiles, brickwork, wood, cement, and stone surfaces.

Yes, preparation is crucial. The floor must be clean, dry, and free from grease, oil, and loose material. Etching or priming may be required for concrete or non-porous surfaces.

For best results and durability, two coats are generally recommended. Ensure adequate drying time between coats.

The paint is typically dry to the touch in a few hours, with recoating possible after 16-24 hours. Full cure takes a few days, depending on environmental conditions.

Yes, Johnstone's Garage Floor Paint is suitable for properly prepared wood surfaces.

Clean with a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the protective finish.

While durable, for areas with very heavy vehicle traffic, additional protective measures or a more specialized coating might be advisable.

Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and dried before application. Consider using a suitable primer if painting on a difficult surface like bare concrete or non-porous tiles.

Stir the paint frequently during application. Use a good quality brush or roller and apply in even strokes. Avoid overworking the paint.

This usually indicates inadequate surface preparation or application in unsuitable conditions (e.g., too cold or damp). Ensure the surface was etched or primed if necessary and that the paint was applied to a fully dry surface.

Drying times are affected by temperature and humidity. Ensure application in recommended conditions (typically above 10°C with good ventilation). Avoid applying too thickly.