PrimeBond acrylic
Rayson PrimeBond W10
Rayson PrimeBond W10 is a one-component, water-based acrylic primer, sealer and bonding agent for smooth concrete and mineral substrates, applied ahead of Rayson UraForce water-based topcoats.
View productRayson UraForce WB52
Rayson UraForce WB52 is a two-component, water-based aliphatic urethane floor topcoat — low-VOC, low-odour and UV-resistant — that can be combined with broadcast aggregate for an anti-slip finish.
Best for
Best for durable, low-odour floor topcoats in schools, offices, retail and car park areas, over Rayson PrimeBond W10 primer.
Overview
UraForce WB52 is the finish coat of the Rayson water-based floor system. The two-component aliphatic urethane cures to a high-strength film with excellent abrasion resistance, low dirt pick-up, pencil hardness above H and gloss of 85 at 60° in the gloss grade — while staying low-VOC and low-odour for occupied buildings.
Preliminary laboratory testing records Class 5 staining resistance against used engine oil, olive oil, coffee with milk and black rubber, skid resistance of at least 70 SRV in the anti-slip build-up, and 1,000 hours of QUV accelerated weathering — a non-yellowing finish for interior or exterior floors and walls.
Applied over PrimeBond W10, with an optional aggregate broadcast for anti-slip texture, it is surface dry in about 2 hours and trafficable in about 3 at 28 °C, which keeps overnight and holiday programmes realistic. Gloss, satin and matt grades are available.
Recommended uses
- UV-resistant topcoat for concrete floors
- Topcoat finishes on hard surfaces such as stone and limestone
- Hygienic coatings for walls and floors
- Anti-slip walkway and ramp systems with broadcast aggregate
Suitable substrates
- Mechanically prepared concrete (minimum 28 days old, moisture content below 5%)
- Mineral substrates
- Stone and limestone
- Walls and floors
Key benefits
- Low VOC and low odour — occupied-building friendly
- Excellent abrasion and staining resistance (Class 5, preliminary testing)
- Non-yellowing with 1,000 h QUV weathering performance (preliminary testing)
- Fast trafficable time supports overnight programmes
System position: Finish
A finish is the top coat. It provides the final appearance, cleanability and resistance to traffic, chemicals or UV.
Application method
- Short-bristled brush
- Roller
Technical information
The figures below are a guide for planning. Site conditions and workmanship affect results — confirm the details for your project with our technical team.
| Coverage | Refer to TDS / contact technical team |
|---|---|
| Mixing | Two pre-weighed parts, mix ratio as shown on the supplied set size (4:1 or 9:1 A:B by weight); stir parts separately, combine and mix with a slow-speed drill and paddle until uniform; pot life 6 hours at 25 °C |
| Drying & curing | Surface dry 2 hours at 28 °C; trafficable after 3 hours |
| Pack sizes | Part A 4 kg or 18 kg pail + Part B 1 kg or 2 kg pail |
Limitations
- Minimum substrate temperature 5 °C; minimum mixing temperature 10 °C; minimum curing temperature 5 °C
- Mixed material must be used within its pot life; cures faster in hot weather and in large batches
- Performance data supported by laboratory testing
- Thin-film topcoat — apply minimum 2 coats over the primed system
Not suitable for
- Heavy forklift or industrial traffic without an appropriate body coat
- Chemical containment or immersion service
- Unprimed, unprepared substrates
Recommended systems
Low-odour floor system
- Prime with Rayson PrimeBond W10
- Apply minimum 2 coats of Rayson UraForce WB52
Anti-slip system
- Prime with Rayson PrimeBond W10 and broadcast fine aggregate into the wet primer
- Sweep off excess after drying and seal with minimum 2 coats of Rayson UraForce WB52
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can a coated area reopen?
Indicatively surface dry in 2 hours and trafficable in about 3 at 28 °C. Allow longer before wet cleaning or heavy use; confirm programme timings with our technical team.
Does it resist staining?
Testing records Class 5 staining resistance against used engine oil, olive oil, coffee with milk and black rubber — strong results.
How is the anti-slip version built?
Broadcast fine aggregate into the wet PrimeBond W10 primer, sweep off the excess when dry, then seal with two coats of WB52. Preliminary testing on this build-up records at least 70 SRV skid resistance.
Is it suitable for exterior use?
Yes — the aliphatic urethane is non-yellowing and has run 1,000 hours of QUV accelerated weathering in preliminary testing.
What primer does it need?
Rayson PrimeBond W10 is the matched water-based primer for this system.
What sheens are available?
Gloss, satin and matt.
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