Hi, Tarmac Reviver is perfect for asphalt.
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Tarmac Reviver – 5 Litres
£37.88
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Slip Resistant Finish which Renews and Protects Tarmac.
| 2-4 hours | |
| 7m²/Litre | |
| Renews & Protects Driveways | |
| Cycle Ways & Pedestrian Refuges, Indoor Floors, Corridors & Offices | |
| Quality Assurance | |
| Free Technical Support |
Description
Tarmac Reviver is a safe, water-based product, equally suitable for tarmac or concrete surfaces which is tough and long-lasting with a slip-resistant finish. The slip-resistant finish renews and protects driveways, provides clear demarcation areas for indoor and outdoor floors, corridors and offices.
- Ideally used for lining sports surfaces such as tennis courts, renews and protects driveways, provides clear demarcation areas for indoor floors, corridors, offices, garages and other concrete and tarmac floors.
How To Use
Step 1 – Preparation:
- All surfaces should be dry (not damp).
- Free from loose or flaking material, dirt grease and vegetative growth.
- Vacuum or pressure blasting with air or water may remove any debris.
- Brushing (manual or machine) may be suitable.
- If in doubt always test a small area prior to use.
- Not to be applied if there is salt contamination or frost.
Step 2 – Application:
- Stir can well before use.
- Surfaces that are cold – below 5°C – are not suitable for coating. Hot surfaces – above 30°C – should be cooled with water spray before application otherwise paint will dry before film formation is completed.
- Apply an even coat either by brush or roller.
- A new macadam surface should be left to oxidise for at least four weeks (longer in winter than in summer) before painting.
- Not suitable for use on open graded macadam or other materials incorporating “cut back” bitumen.
- New concrete should be allowed to mature for several months before coating.
- Priming is not normally required, however the first coat on concrete or porous surfaces, should first be thinned up to 10% with water and allow to dry.
- Apply during April to October (exterior)
Technical Specs
| Interior/Exterior Usage | Exterior |
| Coats | 2 coats required |
| Application Method | Brush & Roller |
| Type | Water Based |
| Coverage |
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| Drying Times |
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| Minimum Application Temperature | 5°C |
| Shelf Life | Up to 12 months if stored correctly in an unopened container. |
We Don't Recommend
- Quartz or gravel containing macadams due to poor binder adhesion.
- Power floated concrete areas
- Chemically or mechanically hardened floors may not be suitable for coating
How Much Do I Need?
Recommended Coats
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Description
Tarmac Reviver is a safe, water-based product, equally suitable for tarmac or concrete surfaces which is tough and long-lasting with a slip-resistant finish. The slip-resistant finish renews and protects driveways, provides clear demarcation areas for indoor and outdoor floors, corridors and offices.
- Ideally used for lining sports surfaces such as tennis courts, renews and protects driveways, provides clear demarcation areas for indoor floors, corridors, offices, garages and other concrete and tarmac floors.
How To Use
Step 1 – Preparation:
- All surfaces should be dry (not damp).
- Free from loose or flaking material, dirt grease and vegetative growth.
- Vacuum or pressure blasting with air or water may remove any debris.
- Brushing (manual or machine) may be suitable.
- If in doubt always test a small area prior to use.
- Not to be applied if there is salt contamination or frost.
Step 2 – Application:
- Stir can well before use.
- Surfaces that are cold – below 5°C – are not suitable for coating. Hot surfaces – above 30°C – should be cooled with water spray before application otherwise paint will dry before film formation is completed.
- Apply an even coat either by brush or roller.
- A new macadam surface should be left to oxidise for at least four weeks (longer in winter than in summer) before painting.
- Not suitable for use on open graded macadam or other materials incorporating “cut back” bitumen.
- New concrete should be allowed to mature for several months before coating.
- Priming is not normally required, however the first coat on concrete or porous surfaces, should first be thinned up to 10% with water and allow to dry.
- Apply during April to October (exterior)
We Don't Recommend
- Quartz or gravel containing macadams due to poor binder adhesion.
- Power floated concrete areas
- Chemically or mechanically hardened floors may not be suitable for coating
Technical Specs
| Interior/Exterior Usage | Exterior |
| Coats | 2 coats required |
| Application Method | Brush & Roller |
| Type | Water Based |
| Coverage |
|
| Drying Times |
|
| Minimum Application Temperature | 5°C |
| Shelf Life | Up to 12 months if stored correctly in an unopened container. |
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Questions & Answers
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Hi, This should cover pre-existing stains no problem.
Albert Burrows (verified owner) –
Service very good and quick delivery