White concrete paint.

[BUSHWHACKER]

Where can I get some?
Can you buy that stuff they paint the lines in the road with?

[darkdezigns]

not sure up your way,but johnstone paints do it down here,road paint aint cheap tho

[nero279]

Line marking paint, or you want something a bit more substantial? What's it for?

Garage floor paint even maybe? doesn't go very far though and it's gotta be brushed or rollered on rather than sprayed, took two tins to do our rather small garage floor but seems fairly hard wearing so far.

[BUSHWHACKER]

Line marking paint, or you want something a bit more substantial? What's it for?

Garage floor paint even maybe? doesn't go very far though and it's gotta be brushed or rollered on rather than sprayed, took two tins to do our rather small garage floor but seems fairly hard wearing so far.

It's for my garage floor, 25ish square meters.
What brand did you use?
I found this .......http://www.decoratingdirect.co.uk/viewprod/t/TORLINEP/

[nero279]

we used 'international' branded stuff from b&q, not sure if we got through 2 x 1 l or 2 x 2.5 l tins (i'll have a look see if we got the rest of a tin left in the morning then i'll be able to tell you), the floor just seemed to suck it in though, brushed it on and it took two of us about 3 hrs per coat, did one coat in the morning then did the second coat that same evening. Seems pretty hard wearing, though we can't actually get a car in the garage, it's too short for the focus and you'd never get out of the surf if you got it in. I get it half in when i'm doing servicing and stuff, and dropped a sumps worth of oil on it, cleaned up real easy compared to a bare concrete floor, and hasn't hardly left a mark.

- This is the stuff http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/na...&isSearch=true

[nero279]

if you're buying from there, i'd probably go with the quick drying or anti slip floor paint rather than line marking stuff, http://www.decoratingdirect.co.uk/Co...aint_Coatings/

[BUSHWHACKER]

if you're buying from there, i'd probably go with the quick drying or anti slip floor paint rather than line marking stuff, http://www.decoratingdirect.co.uk/Co...aint_Coatings/

Cheers.

I want white though, the anti-slip is grey or red only.

Two reasons why I chose the line marking paint:

1. Bonds to previously painted floors.
2. It's used for car parks, so I'm thinking it'll be safe for the truck to park on.

I want white to match the walls and ceiling to reflect as much light as possible, especially when repairing/painting bodywork.

[nero279]

there's a couple of sellers on ebay selling floor paint in white - http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...or+paint+white , can't help but feel that floor paint might be better for painting floors than line paint

[BUSHWHACKER]

there's a couple of sellers on ebay selling floor paint in white - http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...or+paint+white , can't help but feel that floor paint might be better for painting floors than line paint

WOO-HOO!!

Just bought 20 litres of white floor paint for 20 quid.


Cheers Ian.

[BioHazard]

This help

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=8rnCXRfJu_k

[da SLUG man]

interesting fact #374 - i used to sell glass to line marking paint people... it's crushed and that's what makes the paint sparkle in your headlights!

[BUSHWHACKER]

I thought it was #373 or am I thinking of the old system?

[da SLUG man]

I thought it was #373 or am I thinking of the old system?

that was the re-cycled glass used in the aggregate industy... 370-379 are all glass related!!

[Chillitt]

that was the re-cycled glass used in the aggregate industy... 370-379 are all glass related!!

This information is given in the interests of transparency....

[BIG GENERAL]

makes it slippy in the wet if your on a motor bike chap on the cbt said about it