Bluedog Protective Coatings® FLOOR has been specially formulated to protect a wide variety of floor coverings, including timber flooring and concrete, as well as sealed marble, ceramic, porcelain, flagstone, quarry, terracotta, agglomerate, and terrazzo tiles.

Our coatings adhere to the flooring surface to protect floors from damage during building and renovation projects.

Because Bluedog flooring protection can be used on various surfaces, expensive renovation mishaps such as building debris (nails, screws, dropped tools), concrete splashes (during pouring), metal shavings, grout, and paint spills can all be avoided.

Flooring Recommendations:

• Floor Tiles (including sealed marble, ceramic, porcelain, flagstone, quarry, Mexican/terracotta, agglomerate, terrazzo): Grout joints must be cured prior to application.
• Timber Flooring – Polished durability class 1, 2, and 3. Durability class 4 may also be coated, but the wood must be fully sealed, lacquered, and cured prior to application. Floor sealer must be cured before applying Blue Dog Protective Coatings® FLOOR. This curing process may take several weeks to allow the carrier solvents from the floorboard coating to evaporate.
• Concrete (internal) – Cured and un-pitted concrete (for example, garage floors).
• Polished Concrete and Epoxy Coated Flooring Surfaces – Ensure the sealer is cured prior to application of Blue Dog Protective Coatings® FLOOR.
• Other Surfaces – We strongly recommend testing a small test amount of our product in a discrete area before starting your full flooring project to ensure there is no residue from the coatings.

Bluedog Protective Coatings® FLOOR is NOT RECOMMENDED for any unsealed or porous substrates.

Bluedog Protective Coatings simply roll on and peel off to provide up to 12 months of temporary protection. Water-based, environmentally friendly, Australian Made, and certified non-hazardous, our affordable protective coatings reduce the need for cleaning with harsh chemicals, steel blades, and abrasive pads to remove renovation debris.