Hard acrylic court coating is a special coating used for basketball courts, tennis courts and other venues.
It has certain requirements for storage conditions. Temperature and humidity: Hard court acrylic court paint should be stored in a dry and ventilated environment to avoid exposure to sunlight and high temperatures. The best storage temperature is generally between 5 degrees Celsius and 30 degrees Celsius. Avoid too high or too low temperatures to avoid affecting the quality and performance of the paint. Humidity should also be controlled within an appropriate range to avoid caking or mildew.
Packaging: Unopened hard court acrylic court paint should be kept in the original packaging and sealed tightly to avoid the intrusion of air, water vapor or other impurities. The lid of the opened paint bucket should be sealed in time to prevent volatilization and chemical changes.
Sun protection and moisture resistance: Hard acrylic court paint should be stored in a cool, dry warehouse or warehouse away from open flames, heat sources and strong light to avoid risks such as fire or paint deterioration.
Transportation and stacking: During transportation and stacking, they should be handled with care to avoid collision and friction, and it is prohibited to mix with flammable and corrosive items. When stacking, keep it dry and neat to avoid deformation or pressure loss.
Shelf life: Each type of hard acrylic court paint has its corresponding shelf life. Paints that have exceeded the shelf life should be handled strictly according to the requirements to avoid affecting the use effect and safety. In summary, reasonable preservation and management can ensure the quality and effectiveness of hard acrylic court coatings and avoid unnecessary waste and safety hazards.
Post time: Jan-05-2024