Teamac Chlorvar Chlorinated Rubber Paint Teamac Chlorvar is a versatile and durable chlorinated rubber paint, formulated to deliver exceptional resistance to harsh environments. This high-gloss finish is designed to withstand exposure to saltwater, chemicals, and acids, making it the ideal choice for both indoor and outdoor applications where durability and long-lasting protection are paramount. Available in a variety of colours, this product is perfect for professionals seeking a reliable coating solution for demanding environments. Applications This paint is highly effective on a range of surfaces including metal, concrete, and wood. It is particularly well-suited for use in: Swimming pools (requires a 14-day curing period before filling with water) Marine environments such as ship decks and hulls Industrial settings like laundries, piping, and parlours Corrosive atmospheres where chemical and water resistance is essential Always ensure that the surface is properly prepared before application. For concrete surfaces, treat with an acid etch prior to painting. For previously painted surfaces, ensure they are clean and slightly roughened to enhance adhesion. Limitations and Restrictions Do not use this product over conventional paint systems as compatibility issues may arise. It is essential to test a small area before full application. Additionally, ensure adequate ventilation during application and drying, especially in confined spaces. The product should be applied with care, avoiding use near open flames or other sources of ignition due to its flammable nature. Recommended Products For best results, use Teamac Metaclor Underwater Primer on metal and wood surfaces before applying Chlorvar. On concrete and other porous surfaces, a thinned coat of Chlorvar can be used as a primer to seal the surface. This combination ensures optimal adhesion and durability. Health and Safety Always refer to the downloadable data sheet for comprehensive safety guidelines. This product contains volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and must be handled with care. It is classified as a flammable liquid and poses risks of respiratory irritation and dizziness if inhaled. Ensure appropriate protective equipment is worn during application, including gloves, eye protection, and respirators as needed.