Valspar 27-1515 Latex Floor Enamel

Interior/Exterior Latex Porch and Floor Paint Enamel is a non-glare, very low sheen acrylic coating which gives floors tough, long-lasting protection. The latex formula is ideal for indoor applications where low odor and fast dry are important. Durable and weather resistant, this enamel lasts for years in exterior applications. Easy water clean up.

Highlights:

• Self-priming
• Satin – Porch & Floor
• Size: 1 Gallon
• Color: Dark Brown
• Durable satin finish
• Easy water clean-up
• Low odor and fast-drying
• Durable and weather resistant
• Covers up to 400 sq. ft. per gallon
• Interior/exterior latex porch and floor enamel
• Dries to touch in 1 hour and has the ease of water clean up
• The scuff-resistant finish is easy-to-maintain and stays looking new for years
• Non-glare, very low sheen acrylic coating which gives floors tough, long-lasting protection
• Recommended Uses: Concrete, Wood, Porches, Basement floors and stairs, Primed metal, Breezeways, Indoor & outdoor floors

Storage and Disposal:

• Do not freeze
• Keep container closed when not in use
• Do not transfer contents to other containers for storage or disposal
• In case of spillage, absorb with inert material such as sand or kitty litter
• Dispose of contaminated absorbent, container and/or unused contents in accordance with local, state and federal regulations

Surface Preparation:

The surface must be clean, dry and free of all loose, peeling or cracking paint. Thoroughly clean surface and remove wax and grease with an all-purpose cleaner (TSP or substitute), scouring powder, wax remover or diluted ammonia. Wire brush or scrape chipped or peeling paint. Rough or repaired wood surfaces should be sanded smooth. Prime bare, new wood with an enamel undercoater. Prime badly worn spots on old wood with a thinned first coat of Latex Porch & Floor Enamel. All rust must be removed from metal prior to painting. Prime all iron and steel with a rust inhibiting metal primer. Remove gloss from previously painted surfaces with gloss remover or by sanding. For new concrete, allow surface to cure at least 60 days before painting. Then, acid etch with muriatic acid (see etching instructions and read all cautions on etching packages). Unpainted or smooth-worn concrete should also be etched. After acid etching, apply two coats of Latex Porch & Floor Enamel ?C the first coat thinned with 1 pint water per gallon of paint. Etching Instructions: New, unpainted or smooth-worn concrete must be etched with a muriatic acid solution for proper penetration and adhesion. Before preparing acid solution, READ ALL CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS on acid packaging. Wear appropriate protective clothing, goggles and rubber gloves when handling acid. Mix 1 quart muriatic acid and 1 gallon of water. Flush floor with acid solution. DO NOT BREATHE VAPORS and make certain there is good ventilation. After 30 minutes, or when acid solution stops bubbling, rinse with water while scrubbing floor with stiff broom to remove all powdery residue. Allow to dry.

Application and Clean-up:

Paint only when surface and air temperatures are above 50 ??F (10 oC). Sir paint thoroughly before and during use. If using more than one can of the same color, intermix to maintain color consistency. To increase traction on stairs and other areas where accidental slips may occur, add Valspar Anti-Skid Additive or one cup of clean, dry sand when applying the finishing coat. Stir frequently during application to avoid setting. Use a premium quality roller, polyester brush, pad applicator or airless sprayer. DO NOT USE SAND IF SPRAYING. Apply liberally over the full length of the surface to avoid lap marks. If applied by airless sprayer, back roll to ensure proper penetration. Finish with long, even strokes in one direction. Do not allow water to pond or puddle on new painted surfaces. Always use a mild detergent and soft sponge when cleaning the surface. Stubborn stains may require the use of an ammoniated household cleaner. Do not use cleaners containing abrasives or abrasive scouring pads to clean the surface.