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DECO COLOR fluorescent paints are the perfect choice for high visibility in hazardous areas, for signs, warning signs and various markings. These paints are particularly recommended for surveying, forestry, and other applications where it is important to clearly mark areas or hazardous zones.
Notice. DECO COLOR Fluorescent Paints are not phosphorescent (glow in the dark), but still provide excellent light reflection and good visibility, especially in low light conditions. Covered with clear coat improves weather conditions resistance.
Best result when applied at 15-25°C.
- Light reflecting properties.
- Covering depends on usage of white primer.
- Short drying time: 5-10 min.
- Touch dry: 20-30 min; Hardened: 18-24 h.
- Efficiency 1,5-2 m² depending on colour and type of surface by one application.
- Limited resistance to UV and weather conditions.
- Offer in 7 most common colours.
- For indoor and outdoor use.
- Capacity 400 ml.
One of the main advantages of DECO COLOR fluorescent paints is their light-reflecting properties. This is particularly useful when marking hazardous areas, as the paint provides good visibility even in low light. This is essential to attract attention and ensure safety in a variety of areas where bright markings are required, such as road signs, construction sites or forest markings.
Although DECO COLOR fluorescent inks have good light reflectivity and visibility, they have limited UV and weather resistance. This means that these paints are best suited for indoor applications or temporary outdoor marking where long-term protection from the elements is not required. Additional protection is recommended to achieve better resistance.
DECO COLOR fluorescent paints are ideal for those who want to ensure clear and bright visibility of hazardous areas, lettering and signs. Although they do not have phosphorescent properties, their light-reflecting properties and fast drying ensure effective and reliable marking in both indoor and outdoor conditions.
