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Centrecoat Line Marking Paint & Tools

Centrecoat Line Marking Paint has been developed over many years and is manufactured in the UK, following the new most stringent quality controls. Offering optimum performance, it is proven to be a hard wearing robust road line paint that will provide you with years of service.

The new ST1 Road Marking Paint has been developed to offer superior adhesion, extended durability and is now shower proof within 30 seconds of application. This has proven to be a game changer in road line paint as it means it can be applied to a damp road surface unlike chlorinated rubber or epoxy road line paints that can only be applied to dry substrates. 

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  1. Centrecoat Polyaspartic Line Marking 30
    Centrecoat Polyaspartic Line Marking 30

    A durable, low odour, low emission line marking paint with a rapid through cure and return to service.

    From £140.18 £116.82
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Centrecoat's Research and Development Department are continually looking at new resins, binders and pigments to improve the formulation of their range of water based and solvent based paint coatings. Be it epoxy or chlorinated rubber, these paints are a true benefit to road users in all climates and road conditions.

From snow, rain to extreme heat, the ongoing research into how road line paint performs has helped Centrecoat become a market leader. Be it on UK highways or car parks, to warehouse floors or airport runways Centrecoat have a product for the job.

Centrecoat also provide thermoplastic line marking tape often known as road line. These are hot torch applied rolls of line marking available in a range of colours and widths. These are proven to be extremely popular with competent DIY’s and contractors who need to apply lines for parking spaces in residential and public car parks.

Please speak to the Technical Department at Promain for more details and advice on which road line marking to use.