Leyland Trade Heavy Duty Floor Paint Tile Red 5Ltr (33890)

Hello Sandy70 No, unfortunately not. You would require a specialist exterior coating for that. Thank you

Thank you for your enquiry, the paint is not suitable for bitumen, and will lead to issues such as discolouration, cracking, and slow drying, eventually it could lift.

Thank you for your enquiry, it may be tricky to remove from slate, you are likely to remove the majority, but are likely to experiance residual staining as some of the colour penetrates into the surface.There are certain paint wipes that may help, but once fully dry, is unlikely to be removed fully.

Thank you for your enquiry, The aim of painting a floor is to ensure the surface is clean, dry, and sound prior to painting, this allows the coating to penetrate, and bond with the concrete. You have mentioned this is a new floor, it is vital that it is allowed to fully dry prior to painting, a guide is to allow one month for every inch in depth, 6 inch deep 6 months wait. If you paint to soon it will seal the floor totally , stop any further drying, and result in potential lifting and failure of the paint. Once you are sure the slab is dry, applying the first coat of floor paint slightly thinned around 5%, would be fine, and ensures it penetrates and bonds with the surface, there is no need for any form of sealant such as PVA, primer, or stabilizer, also ensure the underlying damp proof layer is intact. The power floating also needs treating to remove the shine and increase the absorbancy, either through chemical or mechanical methods, once again to allow the initial coat to bond. I hope this helps.

Hello Meemee02 The product can achieve up to 55 square metres, 11 square metres per litre, This is for a single application, and is all dependent on application, porosity, and texture. The figure is also based on the best achievable rate - so over a smooth previously coated floor.