JUNO FLOOR COATINGS CATALOGUE
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PAINT MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1927 COATINGS & SYSTEMS

07 Acrylic & Chlorinated Rubber Systems Pag. 21 02 Continuous floor coatings 05 Epoxy Systems Page 13 Supplementary Products 03 Phases of floor coating application 06 Polyurethane Systems Page 18

EXPERIENCE AND TECHNICAL KNOW-HOW Almost a century leading the manufacturing and distribution of paints and coatings for construction, decoration and industrial sector. Team of specialists in continuous flooring systems, pathology and problem solving, and personalized technical advice. R&D: A technical department with customized solutions, tailor-made solutions, system advice, technical and warranty reports, and response to any inquiries. WIDE RANGE OF PRODUCTS Solutions for professionals and DIY enthusiasts, with products that cover the entire range of decorative, professional, and...

SERVICE AND WORLDWIDE DELIVERY • Own network of PAINTSTORES on national level. • More than 200 PROFESSIONAL PAINT technicians and specialists * JUNO APPROVED contractors and application professionals / 'wmr Find your nearest JUNO contact PRESCRIPTION AND PROJECTS The Prescription and Projects department provides FREE advice and technical solutions to any professional in need. On-site technical assistance. Study of pathologies and problems. Diagnosis of substrate condition and necessary pretreatments. Report submission with personalized painting system, accompanied by technical data sheets...

Continuous floor coatings The flooring component of a building experiences significant deterioration and daily wear. Factors such as foot and vehicular traffic, chemical spills, exposure to ultraviolet rays, and precipitation contribute directly to its wear and tear. When considering floor coverings, there is a plethora of options available, including wood, ceramics, microcement, tiles, marble, and even paint. WHY CONTINUOUS FLOOR COATING? Continuous flooring allows for the seamless coverage of larger surfaces compared to other conventional solutions such as ceramic or concrete, due to its...

Ensuring adhesion to the substrate is a crucial aspect in the process of painting a continuous floor. Therefore, the phase of preparation before the coating becomes essential to guarantee a stable and clean substrate and ensure proper mechanical anchoring. EVALUATION OF PATHOLOGIES (Humidity, cracking, grease…) MECHANICAL SURFACE PREPARATION/ VACUUM PRIMER Sealing pores allows for a cohesive surface and ensures proper adhesion. Only required in some systems such as multi-layer and selflevelling systems. FINISHING COAT Finishes off the system adding final desired characteristics (chemical or...

Phases of floor coating application 3.1 Substrate 3.2 Finish and topcoat EVALUATION OF PATHOLOGIES Before commencing any work on the flooring, a specialist from JUNO should assess its condition and potential pathologies to provide advice on the most suitable system based on client's specific needs. Typical pathologies are: HUMIDITY Capillary moisture can lead to failures in paint adhesion and what is known as osmotic blistering. CONTAMINATION Contamination of concrete with grease or oils impacts the adhesion of the applied coating. FRACTURES / CRACKS There are various reasons why cracks may...

3.1 Substrate 3.2 Finish and topcat In each specific case, it will be necessary to determine the most suitable treatment based on the nature and condition of the substrate. Surface preparation systems can vary from one job to another, with the most commonly used methods being sanding, diamond grinding, shot blasting, and milling. In order from least to most invasive treatment: © SANDING Superficial erosion of well-adhered paints for maintenance work (repainting). © DIAMOND GRINDING Removal of roughness, smooth paints, and cement slurry. © SHOT BLASTING Removal of cement slurry and its...

Phases of floor coating application 3.1 Substrate 3.2 Finish and Topcoat We can classify coatings based on the type of resin. Each resin has its properties, and it is essential to choose the right resin based on the type of substrate, the intended use, and the required characteristics expected from the floor coating and its intended use. • Very good chemical resistance • Very good mechanical and compression resistance • Surface moisture resistance • Good chemical resistance • Good mechanical and compression resistance • Surface moisture resistance • Tendency to yellow when applied outdoors...

Paint systems At JUNO, we have a wide variety of products to meet the specific needs of each flooring requirement. 7. ACRYLIC & CHLORINATED RUBBER SYSTEMS 7.1 Alternative acrylic systems 8. SUPPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS 8.1 Thinners 8 .2 Anti-slip additives 8 .3 Line marking 8 .4 Levelling 8 .5 Repair products FLOOR COATINGS

5.1 Water-based 5.2 Solvent-based 5.3 100% Solids Dynapok Agua Epoxy Water-based 2-component epoxy enamel with low VOC content, certified for the food-sanitary industry. Recommended use Recommended for concrete, tars, bituminous surfaces and slurries, as well as for the protection of metal surfaces exposed to contact with water, grease, diluted acids or alkalis. Recommended especially for indoor areas with limited ventilation. Particularly suitable for use on garage floors, indoor parking areas, or industrial warehouses. Certified for food and sanitary industry: healthcare centres,...

5.1 Water-based 5.2 Solvent-based 5.3 100% Solids Junopoxi Solvent-based 2-component for surfaces that require a sn Recommended use Recommended for the protection of surfaces in contact with water, grease, acids, etc. Also suitable for painting concrete floors in industrial warehouses, parking lots, etc., and for the protection of metal, cement, or concrete surfaces in industrial or marine environments. Not suitable for painting surfaces with coatings of tars and/or bituminous asphalts. Properties -/ Excellent gloss and hardness. v Facilitates the cleaning of stains. -/ Perfect leveling....