Metallic Paint For Floors | Metallic Brush Effect

Primer with PRIMER

1. We recommend a working temperature of approx. 20°C.
2. The surface should be dust-free, clean, and even. Level out holes, unevenness, and slopes in advance with levelling compound.
3. Always start with our PRIMER.
4. Mix the primer thoroughly and dye it with WB pigment in anthracite grey or light grey.
5. Pour the material into a paint tray after mixing.
6. Roll the material onto the desired surface with a paint roller.
7. Allow the primer to dry (approx. 8-12 hours).

Main Coating with EFFECT PAINT

1. Use our EFFECT PAINT for a metallic brush effect.
2. First, mix the EFFECT PAINT with the supplied metallic pigment PLATINUM SILVER. We recommend adding approx. 1.5%, e.g. 15g of PLATINUM SILVER metallic pigment to 1kg of EFFECT PAINT.
3. Then, mix the EFFECT PAINT with the supplied metallic pigment PEARL WHITE (add approx. 1.5%, e.g. 15g metallic pigment PEARL WHITE to 1kg EFFECT PAINT) and apply the paint wet-on-wet to the first layer in PLATINUM SILVER.
4. Paint the material onto the primed surface.
5. The paint is dust-dry after approx.5 hours.

Sealing with PU

1. Ensure the substrate is stable, clean, dry, and free from any substances that may prevent proper adhesion. We recommend increasing the adhesion by sanding.
2. Mix the resin A-component and the hardener B-component in a 2 to 1 mixing ratio (e.g. 1kg resin A-component with 0.5kg hardener B-component).
3. Stir through the edge and bottom of the mixing cup as the material will settle there. Ideally, pour into a clean mixing cup and mix again until the mixture is streak-free. This ensures that the resin A-component and hardener B-component are completely mixed together.
4. Pour the mixture into a paint tray and apply it thinly with a roller in a criss-cross pattern.
5. Let the first coat cure and apply the second coat in the same way. We recommend applying the second coat after min. 6h but not more than 20h.

Pro Tip: We recommend adding water to the PU resin when working at high ambient temperatures or when mixing a large quantity in order to avoid an orange peel texture.