Kennel floor paint

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Dawnrazor
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Re: Kennel floor paint

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scot-ish wrote:
Dawnrazor wrote:Yep, got it on kennel floors outside, it's been down for four years, it's chipped a bit that's why I recommend 3 or more coats, I'd have it on every kennel floor, inside or outside.
good man - do you know which one it was you used?
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Piece o' piss to do -
Clean kennel floor thoroughly, use a de-greaser and preasure washer if possible and let dry.
Mix resin and fixer re the instructions.
Pour a big dollop on floor.
Then using a paint roller on a brush shank, spread evenly across floor.
While still wet, cover with a layer of silicone sand, this will provide texture/grip for dogs feet.
When dry, hoover up excess sand.
Now mix another lot of resin and fixer but add the colour you want, I have grey, and apply with a fresh roller.
I would advise you add another clear coat on top of the colour coat.
Hope this helps.
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Mines holding up ok after a few years, few patches needing attention

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Re: Kennel floor paint

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Dawnrazor wrote:
scot-ish wrote:
Dawnrazor wrote:Yep, got it on kennel floors outside, it's been down for four years, it's chipped a bit that's why I recommend 3 or more coats, I'd have it on every kennel floor, inside or outside.
good man - do you know which one it was you used?
cheers
altro.co.uk
Piece o' piss to do -
Clean kennel floor thoroughly, use a de-greaser and preasure washer if possible and let dry.
Mix resin and fixer re the instructions.
Pour a big dollop on floor.
Then using a paint roller on a brush shank, spread evenly across floor.
While still wet, cover with a layer of silicone sand, this will provide texture/grip for dogs feet.
When dry, hoover up excess sand.
Now mix another lot of resin and fixer but add the colour you want, I have grey, and apply with a fresh roller.
I would advise you add another clear coat on top of the colour coat.
Hope this helps.
i seen the website, they have 8 different kinds, and when i spoke to them - they wouldn't recommend me anything of theirs for an outside kennel run :/ as they told me it wasnt for outside use - that's why i was asking if you knew which one of their products it was that you used??

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Re: Kennel floor paint

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Altroprime 90 + Atroprime 90 Hardener, I've got photos of the empty tub and bottle, kept hold of them for moments like this!
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Re: Kennel floor paint

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good man - i will get some ordered up :D

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