Mathys
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Mathys is one of Rust-oleum's brands. Mathys products can be used for different types of applications. With Mathys you get proven quality since 1845. Floor coatings, wall paints, adhesive primers and repair mortars. Mathys has a wide range and for every industrial problem there is a solution, usually water based.
Mathys products include:
- Noxyde - Rust preventative coating that is impermeable to water for spraying for roof & walls.
- Peganox - Rust preventative coating that is impermeable to water for brushing for roof & walls.
- Pegakote - Epoxy water based floor paint.
- Biosan - Hygiene coating for walls and floors. For hospitals and food industry.
- Fillcoat - Crack repair for roofs. Instantly repairs leaks.
- Dacfill - Forms an elastic coat for roofs. 100% waterproof and vapour permeable.
- Dacfill HZ - Forms an elastic coat for flat roofs. 100% waterproof and vapour permeable.
- Secco - Rain protection for masonry.
- Pegagraff - Anti-graffiti paint.
- Paracem - External masonry paint.
- Durbocem - Renovating damp walls.
- Murfill - Waterproofing for walls.
Our relationship with Rust-Oleum and Mathys goes back to 1983. A large majority of the range has been put onto tools-paint.com. The paints can be used on bare steel, cladding, rusted metal, painted metal in good and poor condition, galvanised steel, aluminium, bare wood, painted wood in good and poor condition, plastic/hard PVC and concrete.
Other products include paint stripper, surface preparation, anti-rust primers, adhesion primer, cold and gloss galvanising, topcoats, stainless steel coating, transparent protection, fluorescent topcoats, heat-resistant coatings, anti-slip spray, stain blocker, line marking paint and aerosols, metal protection, shop primers, floor paint, concrete repair, crack repair mortar, roof and gutter protection.
Our paint specialists will be happy to help with any technical questions. Email sales@tools-paint.com or call our paint technical support line 01753 686888.
