*Bradite Roadline Line Marking Paint CR27

Please note, this product is now discontinued. Contact our sales team for updates on availability.

Bradite Roadline paint is a quick drying universal line marking paint. It is made purely with chlorinated resin making it highly durable and water resistant. Manufactured under the auspices of an ISO 9001:2008 quality & ISO 14001:2004 environmental management systems.

Best Uses

Bradite Roadline CR27 is best used on roads, runways, car parks and sports facilities. It is suitable for use on asphalt, concrete and brick.

Application

Application and use should always conform to the codes of practice described in BS 6150 and BS 5493.

Substrates should be dust free and completely dry before coating. When painting concrete, it is vital to ensure that the substrate is completely dry and free of laitance. Power floated, shiny or unpainted non-porous concrete floors should be thoroughly vacuum blast cleaned to a roughness profile of 30-50 microns, or acid etched, or primed. Please consult the product data sheet for more details. High pressure water cleaning should be utilised to remove all loose and flaking paint and contamination back to a sound substrate. Industrial strength detergent should be used if necessary to remove all grease and oil. Intact areas of existing coatings should be roughened by abrasive manual or disc rubbing and feathered back to a sound coating edge. Cracks and pits should be filled using a suitable screed or mortar before painting.

For application on concrete or other absorbent substrates, the first coat should be thinned 15-20% with Bradite Thinner TB34 to allow penetration into the substrate.

• 1st coat ROADLINE CR27 (thinned) if required.
• 2nd coat ROADLINE CR27

For maintenance painting, the 1st coat will be a touch up to bare areas. While the coating will take light foot traffic after overnight drying, full cure may take 4 days at 20⁰C, and should not be subject to heavy traffic for at least 24 hours. Please note that drying/curing times will vary depending on film thickness, temperature and relative humidity.