TRACING® : THE EASY TO USE LINE MARKING SPRAY PAINT
WITH THE BEST QUALITY / PRICE COMPROMISE

Properties of the TRACING line marking spray paint

• Excellent adhesion.
• Good weather resistance and fast drying: 15 to 20 minutes or less.
• Crisp, sharp lines thanks to its purposedesigned nozzle.
• Marking duration: approximately 12 months, depending on the application surface, usage and wear.
• Application temperature: from +5°C to 50°C.
• Aerosol cans, volume 600 ml / 500 ml net, in boxes of 12.
• Aerosol cans, volume 1000 ml / 750 ml net, in boxes of 6.

Composition

Binder: acrylic
Pigments: mineral and organic, lead and cadmium-free
Solvents: a complex blend free from chlorinated solvents and aromatic compounds (toluene, xylene, etc)
Propellant: a specific mix of isobutane and propane

General conditions for use

Whatever the nature of the surface, the following conditions are essential for the optimal application of TRACING®
Correct preparation of the surface to be painted is imperative to obtain excellent paint adhesion.
Thoroughly clean the surface to ensure that it is free from dust, dirt, grease, etc.
Relative humidity should be between 10% and 50%.
The application temperature should not be below 5°C.
For a good quality line, the first coat should be applied quickly (print layer); on the other hand, the second and optional third coats should be applied more slowly to obtain the desired coverage.

Recommendations by surface type

CONCRETE

Before applying Tracing® to a new concrete surface, allow a minimum of 3 to 4 weeks for complete drying (French building trades standards) and the elimination of acidity.

ASPHALT

It is advisable to wait at least 15 days before line-marking a new asphalt surface in order to avoid any alteration to the quality of the marking.

Special conditions applicable to “synthetic” (plastic, PVC, varnishes) and painted (epoxy, PU) floor surfaces.

In this domain, there are several different types of paint and the paint used for the floor may be incompatible with TRACING® (resulting in poor adhesion). We therefore recommend carrying out a test beforehand for these specific types of surface.