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HydroPro Floor Paint – Fast and versatile H


MG Paints Ltd has announced the launch of its HydroPro Floor Paint, an easy to apply, single pack, water- based product that provides an excellent result in the shortest possible time.


The latest addition to the Manchester- based firm’s growing Hydro-Pro range of products, the Floor Paint is formulated for either interior or exterior use and can be applied over new, aged or previously painted floor areas in either domestic, workshop or factory situations.


It dries in 30 to 45 minutes and can be overcoated after one hour. excellent coverage and obliteration, high-performance,


Offering this


cross-linked coating is


hard wearing and designed to withstand light industrial traffic so it will cope with occasional forklift use.


Ideal for shop fitting and refit, two coats can be applied in a short space of time so the client can get back to full business use with minimal delay. Also, the lack of odour means the floor can be painted while people are still working in the vicinity.


HydroPro Floor Paint is formulated for use on bare or previously coated concrete, tarmac and wooden floors, but not decking. Superior adhesion and durability are the hallmarks of the HydroPro range with resistance to oils and grease. The product


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can be applied by brush or roller. It is available off the shelf in light, medium or dark grey, yellow, tile red or mid blue while other colours can be provided in batch size quantities.


0161 205 7631


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