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Hello everyone from Toronto Canada
This past weekend I used for the first time Sherwin-Williams Promar Low VOC Acrylic Copolymer paint. WOW.
Previously I was using I.C.I Dulux paint.
My employee rolled speed bumps with the I.C.I yellow while I was dropping lines with the sherwin-williams yellow. When I was done, I cut-in the speed bumps with my Graco.
WOW, what a difference in the britness of the S-W paint.
Later we packed up, removing the pylon cones from the speed bumps. A couple of heavy strait trucks came in doing early morning deliveries. I checked the bumps and noticed the huge difference in tire pick-up of the S-W paint(being less). Drying time seemed to be the same.
I cant see any negatives about this poduct, I will watch it over time.
For now on, I am a Sherwin-Williams kind of guy. I feel guilty to all my previous customers for not giving them the BEST product available.
Has anyone had the same results?
How is the longevity of this paint?Heres to a fun and profitable year!
Cheers,
Steve.
Its great for low temps and high humidity. Down side is it tries to fast for glass beads and is very slippery when wet.
Thanks kccheif 402
What do you use day to day ?Steve.
When it gets above 80 I switch to set fast chlorinated rubber. Not as quick to dry and marks worse. Diamond vogel has a quick line chlorinated rubber that works well too.
Thanks kc.
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