FOX BETON & BODENFARBE FF920 is a single-component, water-based acrylic, high abrasion resistance, tyre-mark resistant, multipurpose, ready-to-use concrete and floor paint. With its UV resistance and fast-drying properties, it delivers superior performance on concrete and screed surfaces.
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FOX BETON & BODENFARBE FF920 is a single-component, water-based acrylic concrete and floor paint. Its ready-to-use formulation requires no complex preparation; simply mix thoroughly with an electric mixer before application. Its high resistance to abrasion and hot tyre marks provides reliable protection in garages, car parks, and heavily trafficked floor areas. Thanks to its UV-resistant composition, it can be used outdoors for extended periods without loss of colour or performance. Suitable for use on concrete and screed surfaces, cellars, storage areas, and both indoor and outdoor applications. Prior to application, priming with FOX EPOTHANE® PRIMER WB COLORED or FOX UNIPRIMER FL555 is recommended depending on surface characteristics.
Advantages
- UV resistant.
- Provides excellent adhesion.
- High abrasion resistance.
- High resistance to hot tyre marks.
- Fast drying.
Usage Areas
- Concrete and screed surfaces
- Garage floors
- Cellars, storage areas
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Application Steps
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Surface Preparation
The surface should be cleaned using pressurised water where possible and completely freed from oil, grease, fuel, paraffin residues, release agents, cement residues, loose particles, dirt, and all foreign matter that could adversely affect adhesion. FOX MORTAR FC188 T, FOX FASTMORTAR FC245, or FOX FASTMORTAR FC233 may be used to fill voids and carry out repairs on the surface. Concrete surfaces must be at least 3 weeks old prior to application.
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Priming
Before applying FOX BETON & BODENFARBE FF920, the surface must be primed with FOX EPOTHANE® PRIMER WB COLORED or FOX UNIPRIMER FL555, depending on the characteristics of the existing surface and application conditions. FOX EPOTHANE® PRIMER WB COLORED may be preferred on concrete surfaces where consolidation and improved adhesion are required, while FOX UNIPRIMER FL555 may be used on other suitable surfaces. After primer application is complete, a waiting period of at least 16 hours and no more than 48 hours must be observed before proceeding with FOX BETON & BODENFARBE FF920 application.
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Mixing
FOX BETON & BODENFARBE FF920 is single-component and therefore ready to use. Due to its pigment and filler content, it must be thoroughly mixed with an electric mixer at 300–400 rpm before use. The product must not be thinned.
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Coating Application
The product should be applied to the surface using a roller. Care should be taken to ensure that successive coats are applied wet-on-wet to minimise roller marks. Application should be carried out along the short edge, with each new pass starting immediately adjacent to the previous one. A second roller pass over the material should be made to ensure homogeneous distribution. Recoating should be carried out a minimum of 2 hours after the previous coat, depending on ambient temperature. A minimum of 2 coats is recommended for optimum performance; the number of coats may be increased depending on surface porosity.
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Application over Existing Coatings
Ensure that the existing coating is sound and has adequate adhesion to the surface. The surface must be sanded with 120-grit sandpaper and completely freed from dust. It should then be primed with FOX EPOTHANE® PRIMER WB COLORED or FOX UNIPRIMER FL555 depending on the type of existing coating and surface characteristics, and FOX BETON & BODENFARBE FF920 application should commence 24 hours after primer application.
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Tool and Equipment Cleaning
Tools and equipment used during application can be cleaned with water. Once the product has hardened, it can only be removed from the surface by mechanical means.
Surface temperature, ambient temperature, and material temperature must be a minimum of +5°C and a maximum of +30°C. Application must not be carried out outside this temperature range.
After application is complete, the coating must be protected from direct water contact for at least 24 hours. Contact with water will cause softening and blistering of the coating, resulting in loss of its properties. In such a case, the coating must be completely removed and reapplied.
Concrete surfaces must be at least 3 weeks old prior to application. A vapour barrier layer must be installed on slabs laid on ground.
The waiting time between primer application and FOX BETON & BODENFARBE FF920 application must be a minimum of 16 hours and a maximum of 48 hours. If these periods are exceeded, the primed surface must be sanded with 120-grit sandpaper and re-prepared.
Materials to be used should be brought to the application site 1–2 days in advance and allowed to acclimatise to ambient conditions. In cold weather, packaging should be kept at +20°C – +25°C until ready for use.
Rain, dust, wind, animals, and insects must be prevented from entering the building while the coating is still fresh.
The product must be stored in its original unopened packaging in a dry and cool environment (between +5°C and +30°C), protected from sunlight and frost. Shelf life is 12 months from the date of manufacture. Opened packaging must be consumed within 1 week.
Pallets must never be stacked on top of one another during storage. Shipment must follow a first-in, first-out system.
During application, appropriate work clothing, protective gloves, goggles, and a mask must be worn in accordance with occupational health and safety regulations. Contact with skin and eyes must be avoided; in case of contact, wash thoroughly with plenty of water and soap. If swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.
Open flames near storage and application areas are dangerous. Storage and application areas must be adequately ventilated.
Consumption figures are given for ideal conditions assuming an ambient and surface temperature of 20°C. It should be noted that consumption will increase on uneven surfaces and in cold weather conditions.
In acrylic-based systems, pot life and curing times are affected by ambient temperature, substrate temperature, and air humidity. Curing slows at lower temperatures and accelerates at higher temperatures.
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