Floor alkyd enamel RILAK 2.7 L, reddish-brown

RILAK floor alkyd enamel in a 2.7 L container delivers a reddish-brown, hard, glossy coating formulated for wooden, concrete and metal floor surfaces. The alkyd-based finish is intended for interior and covered exterior areas where a durable, wear-resistant layer is needed. Typical applications include workshops, garages, storage rooms, basements and high-traffic walkways; the product provides a protective film that resists abrasion and helps simplify cleaning.

Advantages

This alkyd enamel forms a tough, glossy surface that offers good adhesion to prepared wood, concrete and metal floors. The formulation provides wear resistance under regular foot and light vehicle traffic, chemical tolerance to common household and workshop fluids, and a finish that is easy to maintain. The 2.7 L volume is suitable for small to medium areas and allows for multiple coats to achieve an even, protective layer.

Suitable for

• Wooden floors in workshops and utility rooms
• Concrete floors in garages, basements and storage areas
• Metal surfaces such as ramps and steps in covered locations
• High-traffic walkways and industrial floor sections with covered exposure

Key specifications

• Type of paint: alkyd enamel for floors
• Color: reddish-brown
• Container volume: 2.7 L
• Finish: glossy, hard film
• Applicable substrates: prepared wood, concrete and metal
• Suitable locations: interior and covered exterior areas

How to use

Prepare the surface by removing dust, grease, flaking paint and other contaminants. Repair cracks and level uneven areas on concrete or wood; ensure metal is degreased and abraded to promote adhesion. Stir the enamel thoroughly before use. Apply with brush, roller or conventional spray in thin, even coats; allow adequate drying time between coats as specified by the manufacturer. For best results, apply two coats to achieve uniform coverage and the required film thickness. Ensure adequate ventilation during application and drying.

Usage recommendations

Use on clean, dry and sound substrates; test adhesion on a small area if substrate condition is uncertain. Apply at recommended ambient temperatures and humidity levels to ensure proper curing. Protect adjacent surfaces and follow safety instructions for solvent-based coatings, including using gloves and avoiding open flames during application and drying.