BK-721F 2K Epoxy Resin Floor and Wall Tile Coating

2K epoxy-based tile paint for floor and wall tiles, in a satin finish. Give your tiles a new look without the hassle. There is no need to retile the substrate. With our 2K tile paint, you can repaint your tiles using a roller or brush. Excellent tile paint, suitable for tile surfaces exposed to direct contact with water. The 2K epoxy tile paint has excellent durability, high resistance, and is resistant to chemicals and plasticizers. It dries quickly and seals the substrate against water penetration. Thanks to its special composition, the 2K tile paint coating is plasticizer-free and can therefore also be used as a 2K tile paint in living spaces.

The 2K tile paint is ideal for floor tiles. It can also be applied to wall tiles. In this case, the tile paint must be applied in several thin coats. In any case, smooth tiles that are not open-pored must be lightly sanded. This allows the tile coating to bond with the substrate.

Coverage/Consumption: Consumption depends on the condition of the substrate (surface condition, absorbency, etc.) and the application method. The material can be applied thinly or very thickly. You should allow for at least 200 g/m² per coat. We recommend 2 coats. It is best to calculate with 300 g/m² per coat. If you are planning a light or intense color such as red, green, etc., we recommend at least 2 coats with a minimum of 300–350 g/m² per coat. The final coat of paint must come from the same batch. Otherwise, color variations may occur.

Quality that impresses

- Low odor, UV-stable, and self-defoaming
- Optimal flow - prevents the formation of possible "fish eyes" or craters/depressions
- Impact-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and highly durable
- Plasticizer- and chemical-resistant
- Binds dust and solidifies the surface
- Application with a short-nap paint roller or brush
- Strong mechanical bonding of cracks, joints, and imperfections

The following procedure is recommended

- Optional: BK-110EP fine filler or BK-150EP mortar for repairing and filling imperfections in tiles
- Primer: BK-190EP 2K epoxy resin primer, approx. 300 g/m²
- Broadcast material improves adhesion: sprinkle BK-705 quartz sand, approx. 300 g/m²
- Coating: apply BK-721F 2K epoxy resin tile paint, approx. 500–600 g/m²

Other interesting products

- Thinner: LS-517 thinner
- Wall tile paint: BE-713 1-component tile paint for walls and floors
- Painting bathtubs: LS-410 2K bathtub paint
- Painting radiators: BE-903 radiator paint

Technical data

- Mixing ratio: 10 parts resin / 6 parts hardener
- Pot life / working time [at 20°C]: approx. 35 min
- Load-bearing/walkable/recoatable: [at 20°C]: approx. 24 hours (guideline, temperature-dependent)
- Final hardness [at 20°C]: approx. 7 days
- Application temperature: min. 6–10°C to max. 25°C
- Maximum residual moisture of cement screed substrate: < 2 CM-%
- Coverage as a roller coating: approx. 5 m² / kg per working step

Scope of delivery & application: 1. Mix the paint paste / 2. add the epoxy resin and stir well / 3. add the hardener to the mixture in the required amount and stir well again

Please also note that when coating dark surfaces/old paintwork with light colors, an increased number of coats may be required. This is not product-specific, but naturally applies to paint products from all manufacturers.

2K tile paint step-by-step

• The application and, above all, the drying of the tile paint should not take place at temperatures below 10°C. This specification refers to the paint material, substrate, and room temperature during application and the subsequent drying and curing time.
• Remove dust sources
• Sand the substrate before use. It must also be clean, dry, free of grease, silicone, and wax. Remove loose old paint or rust beforehand. Important: Do not use soap-based cleaners or scouring milk.
• You can use our BK-190EP 2K epoxy resin primer as a primer
• Roll or brush on the paint. 2 coats are recommended.
• The paint is dry and can be recoated after 24 hours. The product can then also be topcoated.

The final coat of paint must come from the same batch. Otherwise, color variations may occur.