Rustoleum "safety coat plus"

[r1dano]

has any1 on here used / seen rustoleum brand floor coating called safety coat plus?

it looks to have a nice finish look and is not smooth like the epoxy floor coatings.

i work in a repair facility for line distribution equiptment for my local power company. we have a wash bay to clean the units before we paint them .

the concrete floor gets wet and w the smooth finish can b slippery. safety is our #1 concern here (we have over 20 yrs w o a lost time accident and 1.02 million man hours since out last osha recordable)
soo i was wondering if any1 on here has experianced this stuff and if it will hold up to the water and forklift traffic w heavy loads

thanx for your help on advance

GC is my addiction !!!!

 

[benwah]

I'm gonna be the first to bite and suggest not using the Rustoleum product in that scenario. Rustoleum is not an industrial product, I don't care what their marketing team wants you to believe. This is what I would suggest.

Surface preparation: Shot blast concrete to provide a minimum ICRI-CSP 5 or greater surface profile.

1st coat: Tnemec Series 237 CHEMBLOC (or equal) @ 20 mils DFT, broadcast quartz aggregate to refusal.

2nd coat: Tnemec Series 237 CHEMBLOC (or equal) @ 20 mils DFT, broadcast quartz aggregate to refusal.

3rd coat: Tnemec Series 280 Tneme-Glaze @ 12-20 mils DFT depending on slip resistance wanted.

This is a pretty basic-standard system for that kind of area. Obviously you don't have to use the manufacturer I mentioned, but that is the type of system you'd want to use. If you have heavy forklift traffic on a constantly went thin film system, it will fail. The pressure from the tires turning, material being set down and sliding will pull that coating right up.

EDIT: Is this area open or surrounded by a block wall? If surrounded by a wall a cant cove should be constructed using a Tnemec Series 201 primer, and a slurry of 237 and quartz aggregate.

 

[r1dano]

Thanx benwah I personally dont think that the product will hold up either ! Thats why I figured I wpuld ask if any1 has used the product. Its in an open area w a vinyl curtain hung on each side and the bak wall is metal front is all open entrance

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

has any1 on here used / seen rustoleum brand floor coating called safety coat plus?

it looks to have a nice finish look and is not smooth like the epoxy floor coatings.

i work in a repair facility for line distribution equiptment for my local power company. we have a wash bay to clean the units before we paint them .

the concrete floor gets wet and w the smooth finish can b slippery. safety is our #1 concern here (we have over 20 yrs w o a lost time accident and 1.02 million man hours since out last osha recordable)
soo i was wondering if any1 on here has experianced this stuff and if it will hold up to the water and forklift traffic w heavy loads

thanx for your help on advance

GC is my addiction !!!!

A single quartz broadcast with a urethane topcoat (containing alum oxide) would be ideal for your application.