Ronseal Diamond Hard Floor Paint 2.5L - Slate

Tough protection from knocks, scuffs, scrapes and spills. Suitable for wood, concrete and stone fl...

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This guide is for homeowners seeking durable and stylish floor protection. Ronseal Diamond Hard Floor Paint in Slate offers long-lasting resistance to everyday wear and tear on wood, concrete, and stone floors, providing a sleek, satin finish. However, achieving the best results requires careful surface preparation and the application of three coats for optimal performance.

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ColourGrey
Model Part Number35756
BrandRonseal

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FAQs

How much area does a 2.5L tin cover?

A 2.5L tin provides up to 30m² coverage, depending on the surface and number of coats.

How long does it take for the paint to dry?

It is touch-dry in 4 hours and recoatable in 4-6 hours.

Do I need to use a primer?

No, Ronseal Diamond Hard Floor Paint does not require a primer.

Can I use this paint on exterior surfaces?

No, this product is designed for interior use only.

How do I clean the floor after painting?

Wait for the paint to fully cure (72 hours). Clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals.

What is the finish like?

The paint provides a stylish satin finish.

How many coats are recommended?

Three coats are recommended for the best results.

Troubleshooting

Paint is not adhering properly.

Ensure the surface is properly prepared by sanding or cleaning, and that any sealers or primers are compatible and dry.

Color is not as expected.

Thoroughly stir the paint before use and test on a small, inconspicuous area to check the final color once dry. Ensure you are happy with the color before applying to the whole floor.

Paint is chipping or flaking.

Ensure sufficient drying time between coats. Make sure the floor is fully cured (72 hours) before exposing it to heavy use.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Long-lasting protection against common floor damage.
  • Suitable for a wide range of floor materials.
  • Easy to apply with no need for primer or lacquer.
  • Fast drying and recoating times save time on projects.
  • Provides a stylish, durable satin finish.

Cons

  • Requires three coats for optimal protection, increasing application time.
  • Color in the tin may appear different before proper mixing.
  • Surface preparation is essential for best results and durability.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation for Concrete and Stone Floors:

  1. Bare Concrete: Allow new concrete to dry for one month. Wire brush the floor and remove dust. Seal with a stabilizing solution or dilute the paint with 10% water and apply. Allow to dry before painting.
  2. Previously Painted Concrete: Wire brush the floor and wipe with white spirit; allow to dry before painting.

Preparation for Wooden Floors:

  1. Bare Wood: Sand the floor with 120-grit sandpaper, wearing a face mask. Vacuum and wipe with white spirit. Fill imperfections with Ronseal Multi-Purpose Wood Filler, and seal knots with Knot Block Wood Primer and Undercoat.
  2. Previously Painted Wood: Sand the floor, wipe with white spirit, and let dry before painting.

Application:

  1. Stir the paint thoroughly to mix the pigments, as the color in the tin will look different at first.
  2. Test the paint on a small patch and let it dry to ensure you're happy with the color.
  3. Use a brush, roller, or the Perfect Finish Pad to apply the paint, starting in the corner furthest from the door. If painting wooden floorboards, focus on two or three at a time.
  4. Apply three full coats, allowing 4-6 hours of drying time between coats.
  5. Allow 72 hours for the floor to fully harden and resist damage.

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