Pillar Marking paints refer to essential or foundational paints used in interior and exterior design. These paints are characterized by their high-quality, durable finishes, and are often used to provide a solid base layer for other decorative treatments. The term “pillar” in this context emphasizes their role as a critical element in the overall aesthetic and longevity of painted surfaces.
Pillar Marking paints typically come in neutral or primary colors, offering versatile options for homeowners, designers, or architects. Their features include long-lasting color retention, resistance to weathering, and ease of application, making them ideal for both walls and structural elements like pillars, columns, or any architectural focal points.
In the broader sense, pillar paints are chosen for their functional and aesthetic value, supporting the overall design concept of a space.
Benefits of Pillar Paints:
Pillar markings are very essential for the safety of drivers who are navigating through the parking area. These markings are visible and can be identified at long distances when motorists have to take a sharp turn. If they are not present there is a fair chance that the cars will bump into each other especially when it’s dark.
Pillar Marking / Pillar Paint Technical Specifications:
Vehicle/Additive/Solvent (Resin System) | 45-50% |
Pigment & Extender | 55-50% |
Viscosity (Ford Cup 4 at 25°C) | 100 seconds |
Flashpoint | 25°C |
Color | White, Yellow, Black |
Adhesion | Asphalt and Concrete |
Touch Dry | 10 to 15 minutes |
Traffic Dry | 2 to 3 Hours |
Mixing Ratio | Thinner (Roadex) |
Coverage | 2.5 to 3 sqm/ltr (100-75 Microns DFT) |
Application Methods | Spray, brush, or roller |
Shelf Life | 6 months when properly stored |
Packing | 20 Liter |
Storage and Packing:
A 20-liter drum pack is available. Avoid direct sunlight by storing it in a dry, shaded location. Please read the Material Safety Data Sheet for better handling and to avoid accidents.
Precautions and Security:
While handling the material, avoid contact with the skin, eyes, or inhalation. When handling the material, wear protective clothing, gloves, masks, goggles, and so on.
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