General

Sports Line Paint (SLP) is a new hi-tech, very tough, single pack, solvent based product which can be applied by brush or spray to a range of synthetic and composite sports surfaces these include :

• Running Tracks
• Football Pitches
• Play Areas
• Tennis Courts
• Artificial Turf etc

SLP is extremely durable and will perform over many seasons making it an ideal and economic lining paint. The coating remains flexible yet adheres well to most types of track. SLP dries within a few hours enabling surfaces to be put back in to use the next day.

Application

Ensure the surface to be coated is clean, dust and grease free. It is especially important that surfaces are dry and free from mosses and algae etc. Stir the SLP well before use. For most brush applications, SLR can be applied directly from the container. When applying by spray, always use our No. 1 Thinners or Cellulose Thinners thinning by approximately 5% - 10% by volume. A sprayed line may require 2 coats depending on the type of surface being coated.

SLP covers approximately 9m² per litre on smooth surfaces (See coverage table overleaf).

SLP is available in 1 Litre, 2.5 Litre and 5 Litre containers in White and Yellow. Other colour can be made depending on quantity. Please contact our sales department. Use only Polybond No. 1 Thinners with this product.

Brush Coverage

For Spray Application, add 10% to the line lengths below

Polybond SLP	Approx Line Length in Metres x 4cm Width
	Per 2.5 Litres	Per 5 Litres
For smooth surfaces of average porosity	30.5	60
On rougher, open surfaces	26	51
Over a sealed surface	34	70

Health and Safety

SLP is flammable and contains Xylene. Keep away from all sources of ignition. Barrier creams and rubber gloves should be worn when using SLP. Wear goggles to protect eyes from splashes. Ensure good ventilation during application. Do not breathe the mist when spraying and use respiratory equipment to BS 4275.

Product Reference No : SLP Amendment date August 2002

Hi-Tech and Tough

The claims made in this document are made in good faith and are based on exhaustive tests carried out over a long period.
Polybond Ltd., their agents and their distributors cannot accept any liability for the behaviour of their materials in individual cases.

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