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5S management requires that office areas be marked and painted; what type of paint is suitable?

2009-03-23View Original

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I’m not sure if others have encountered the same problem; I originally wanted to use a blend paint, but it dries too slowly. It’s also difficult to find a suitable primer – the key is that it shouldn’t be expensive and should be easy to purchase. Are there any construction procedures and safety regulations?
Reply #22009-03-23
What is the floor like in the office area? If it’s for underlining, the amount used is already small; to be so cheap-minded about it… Well, I’ll not give any advice.
Reply #32009-03-23
It depends on your leaders’ preferences; generally, it’s yellow
Reply #42009-03-24
Color is not the main issue; it is necessary to determine what type of substrate the floor consists of: concrete surface, wear-resistant flooring, tile flooring, terrazzo flooring, polished flooring, epoxy flooring, or polyurethane flooring. Different substrates require different coating systems, with adhesion being the key factor to consider – ready-mixed paints tend to peel off easily in practice.
Reply #52009-03-24
To achieve long-term results, it is recommended to carry out surface grinding, cleaning, and repair work on the base layer; this results in a more attractive appearance after painting.
Reply #62009-03-24
Nitro paint. . ? We use Harmonious paint in many places here; it’s a pity that it isn’t durable
Reply #72009-03-25
Does the office area still need to be painted? It’s great to just buy some zebra striping tape and apply it; it looks nice, and it’s also easy to replace: lol
Reply #82009-06-12
Any yellow paint will do; I’ve seen it in factories, where it’s painted roughly once a week. If you want it to last longer, first grind off a layer of the surface and then paint it

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