Dy-Mark TreadRite Slip Resistant Coating

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A matt, textured grit coating that is brushed or rolled onto steps, ramps, walkways and workshop floors to add grip underfoot. It is acrylic based and UV stable, and the data sheet says the dried film resists cracking, peeling and exposure to petrol, oil and mild chemicals. Available in clear, black and yellow in 1, 4 and 10 litre sizes, with a stated spread rate of 5 to 10 m2 per litre for clear and black.

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Price range: $43.00 through $259.90

Description

TreadRite is a textured, acrylic based, UV stable coating from Dy-Mark that Dy-Mark describes as being for creating durable, slip resistant surfaces around the home or workplace, left as a matt textured grit finish.

The data sheet records that the 1L, 4L and 10L products have been tested for compliance with AS 4586:2013, Slip resistance of new pedestrian surface materials (classification P5), and states they are suitable for use on ramps. It also notes that slip resistance depends on factors outside Dy-Mark’s control, including preparation, surface type and application.

Technical Specifications

Base Acrylic, textured
Finish Matt textured grit
Colours Clear, black and yellow
Sizes 1L, 4L, 10L
Coverage, clear and black Approx. 5 to 10 m² per litre
Coverage, yellow Approx. 3 to 6 m² per litre
Typical film thickness, brush-on 25 to 50 microns dry
Touch dry (25 degrees C) 6 to 8 hours
Recoat After 24 to 36 hours
Walk on 24 to 48 hours
Heat resistance Dry heat up to 79 degrees C
VOC Less than 515 g/L

Where to Use

Suitable surfaces: untreated timber, concrete, primed metal, brick and clay pavers and pebble finish surfaces. Suitable for:

  • Entrances and exit ways
  • Workshop floors, walkways, ramps and railings
  • Concrete or untreated timber steps
  • Primed metal surfaces, and primed metal transport and equipment treads

How to Apply

  1. Test and clean: always apply a test patch. Clean off dirt, grease, oil, salt and chemical contaminants, and remove loose rust and flaking paint. Sand smooth, hard or glossy surfaces.
  2. Prepare the substrate: etch all concrete surfaces as the data sheet recommends, and let new concrete cure for 4 to 6 weeks. Prime bare metal, and seal highly porous surfaces with one coat of an appropriate sealer.
  3. Stir thoroughly with a flat stirrer before and often during use. Do not use mechanical stirrers.
  4. Apply with a good quality brush or a roller with a 5 mm to 13 mm nap, with adequate ventilation during application and drying.
  5. Clean up brushes, rollers and equipment with Xylene or General Purpose Thinner.

Important Notes

  • Apply only when air and surface temperature is between 10 and 40 degrees C and relative humidity does not exceed 85%.
  • Not suitable for areas around salt water, continuous water immersion, or decorative applications.
  • The data sheet says Dy-Mark recommends you undertake your own risk assessment, considering the slip resistance required, surface type, traffic and exposure to water, solvents or chemicals, and that a sample should be applied to the intended area first.

Safety and handling

  • As stated on the data sheet: maintain adequate ventilation during application and drying. Store in a well-ventilated place and keep cool. Keep out of reach of children.
  • If you feel unwell, call a Poison Centre (Australia 13 11 26, New Zealand 0800 764 766) or a doctor, as the data sheet states.
  • Dispose of contents and container according to regional regulations. The data sheet refers to the Safety Data Sheet before use.

Key Features

  • Textured, acrylic based, UV stable slip resistant coating
  • Data sheet states the 1L, 4L and 10L products were tested for compliance with AS 4586:2013 (classification P5)
  • Data sheet states it is suitable for use on ramps; slip performance depends on preparation, surface and application, so do your own risk assessment
  • Data sheet: dried finish resists cracking, peeling, petrol, oil and mild chemicals
  • Coverage approximately 5 to 10 m2 per litre for clear and black
  • Touch dry in 6 to 8 hours (25 degrees C); recoat after 24 to 36 hours depending on film thickness
  • Coating withstands dry heat up to 79 degrees C
  • Clear, black and yellow in 1L, 4L and 10L

Additional information

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Accessory Range

Slip Resistant Coating

Size

1 Litre, 4 Litres, 10 Litres

Colour

Clear, Black, Yellow

Frequently asked questions

How much area does Dy-Mark TreadRite cover?

Approximately 5 to 10 square metres per litre for clear and black, and approximately 3 to 6 square metres per litre for yellow, depending on the surface and film thickness. The typical dry film thickness brush-on is 25 to 50 microns.

How long before TreadRite can be walked on?

It is touch dry in 6 to 8 hours at 25 degrees C, can be recoated after 24 to 36 hours depending on film thickness, and can be walked on in 24 to 48 hours. Drying is slower in cold and humid conditions, without ventilation, or with a heavy film build.

Where should TreadRite not be used?

The data sheet says it is not suitable for areas around salt water or continuous water immersion, or for decorative applications. Apply only when air and surface temperature is between 10 and 40 degrees C and relative humidity does not exceed 85%.

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