Teamac Suregrip® Deck Paint 2.5L

What surfaces can I apply Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint on?

Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint can be applied on a variety of surfaces including wood,GRP,  metal and previously painted surfaces. It’s commonly used on boat decks, walkways, ramps, steps, and other areas where slip resistance is important.

How does Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint provide a non-slip surface?

The paint contains an aggregate material that creates a textured, gritty finish when it dries. This textured surface increases traction, reducing the risk of slipping, even when the surface is wet.

Do I need to use a primer before applying Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint?

Yes, it’s recommended to use Teamac Zinc Phosphate primer to ensure the best adhesion and durability, especially on bare wood or metal. 

How many coats of Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint should I apply?

Typically, two coats are recommended to achieve optimal coverage and slip resistance. The first coat should be allowed to dry fully before applying the second.

What is the drying time for Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint?

The paint usually takes about 6 hours to be touch dry, but it’s recommended to allow 16 hours before applying a second coat. Full curing can take up to 7 days, depending on weather conditions.

Can I apply Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint over existing paint?

Yes, you can apply it over existing paint as long as the surface is clean, dry, and free of loose or flaking paint. Lightly sanding the surface before application will provide a ‘key’ to help improve adhesion.

Is Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint weather resistant?

Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, including exposure to saltwater, UV rays, and varying temperatures, making it suitable for outdoor use.

What colours are available for Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint?

Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint is available in Buttermilk, Yellow, Red, Green, Light Grey, /grey, Cornflower Blue, Black and White.

How do I clean and maintain a surface painted with Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint?

Clean the surface regularly with mild soapy water and a brush to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive tools that could damage the paint or the non-slip texture.

Can I thin Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint for application?

Thinning is generally not recommended as it can affect the properties of the slip resistance of the paint and cause the aggregate to become displaced within the paint. 

How long does Teamac Suregrip Deck Paint last?

The longevity of the paint depends on the level of foot traffic, weather exposure, and how well the surface was prepared before painting. With proper application and maintenance, it should last several years before requiring touch-ups or reapplication.