Juno Junosol Water-Based Floor & Driveway Paint - Yellow
Hazard informationNot classifiedcontains a sensitiser (EUH208), hazardous droplets when sprayed (EUH211)
Hazard information
Not classified as hazardous under CLP Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008. No hazard pictogram or signal word applies. The label carries the following statements:
- EUH208: Contains 1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one, reaction mass of 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (3:1). May produce an allergic reaction.
- EUH211: Warning! Hazardous respirable droplets may be formed when sprayed. Do not breathe spray or mist.
Read the label and the Safety Data Sheet before use. The SDS is in the Datasheets section on this page. Hazard information taken from the manufacturer's Safety Data Sheet, revision 02.03.2022.
Yellow is a floor colour you buy for a reason: bay and aisle lines, a walkway through a yard, court markings.
Juno Junosol Water-Based Floor & Driveway Paint in yellow is a one-pack water-based floor paint for concrete, tar, asphalt and slurry floors, in a 4L tin. Semi-matt, abrasion resistant, with an anti-dust effect, and listed for places with poor ventilation.
Juno rates it for sports facilities, line marking, and car parks with light traffic, and recommends it inside and out. On a tarmac drive or yard the water base avoids bleed-through.
Slip resistance is sold separately
Junosol reaches Class 3 to UNE-ENV 12633 Annex A only with Juno Anti-Slip Microbeads (product code 07250) added to the paint, a separate product. Juno gives no slip rating for the paint on its own.
Before you open the tin
The surface has to be firm, dry, clean, rough and absorbent. Concrete is sanded or ground to take off laitance, lime-scale and curing agents, then vacuumed. Finer or smooth surfaces such as silica-free concrete can instead be etched with 10% hydrochloric acid, with the proper safety measures, then jet washed to remove the excess. The slab needs 15 kg/cm² tensile strength and over 25 N/mm² compressive.
- Asphalt and tarmac: clean, and a minimum of 15 days after laying.
- In doubt about the preparation: Juno advises a 1 m² adhesion test.
Conditions:
- Above 10°C, relative humidity 80% maximum: through application and the full cure, with no rising damp.
- Substrate below 4% moisture and at least 3°C above dew point: check both before you start.
- No rain or strong wind forecast: do not apply with a risk of either.
- Damp or excessively sun-heated surfaces: Juno advises against both.
- Water off it for at least the first 24 hours: condensation counts, and do not let water pool on it in that time.
Applying it
Stir it thoroughly, then thin with water to suit the porosity and condition of the surface. Juno recommends the first coat preferably by brush, to help the paint penetrate. Roller or spray are fine after that.
- Two coats minimum, practical coverage 8 m²/L per coat, so budget double for a finished floor.
- Touch dry in 1 hour.
- Minimum 6 hours between coats, no maximum.
What it will not take
Heavy traffic. The light-traffic rating does not stretch to a delivery bay or anywhere forklifts turn.
Ireland & Northern Ireland — 1–3 working days. Charged by total order weight, VAT included:
- Up to 30 kg — €6.99, or free on orders over €85
- 30–60 kg — €13.99
- 60–100 kg — €27.99
- Over 100 kg — pallet delivery €49.99
Great Britain — 2–4 working days. €13.95 up to 30 kg, then €27.90, €55.90 and €99.90 by the same weight steps. There is no free delivery to Great Britain.
Rest of Europe — non-liquid items only, from €11.75, priced by destination and weight at checkout. Paint and other liquids ship to Ireland, Northern Ireland and Great Britain only.
Dispatch and collection — in-stock orders placed before 12pm Monday to Friday ship the same day. Click & collect at Ballymount, Dublin 12 is free and often ready within the hour.
Returns — 14 days to change your mind and 14 more to send it back. Tinted paint is non-returnable once mixed.
