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Reinforced Alkyd Formulation
This coating is built on a heavy-duty synthetic alkyd resin base, suspending metal oxide pigments in a tough, solvent-borne oil binder. This engineering ensures deep penetration and aggressive adhesion to non-porous surfaces. The formula cures into a solid, impermeable layer that locks out moisture and prevents the oxidation process, effectively halting rust on steel and metalwork before it begins.

Severe Weather Defense
Designed for environments requiring aggressive protection, Ultimate Oxide Gloss withstands the rigors of marine and industrial climates. The coating offers high resistance to salt spray, UV exposure, and rain, making it the ideal armor for automotive chassis, wrought iron gates, and structural steel. Its impact-resistant nature ensures the finish remains intact even under physical stress, preventing chipping and subsequent corrosion.

Multi-Substrate Versatility
While optimized for metal cladding and machinery, this high-gloss coating delivers professional durability on timber, concrete, and brickwork. It levels out to a smooth, mirror-like finish that sheds dirt, grease, and grime, ensuring a maintainable surface in high-traffic areas. Whether applied by brush, roller, or sprayer, it provides a consistent, protective shell across complex industrial projects.

Available Colours
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    Light Grey (RAL 7035)
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    Mid Grey (RAL 7004)
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    Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016)
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    Black (RAL 9005)
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    Juniper Green (BS 12 B 29)
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    Dark Brunswick Green (BS 381C 227)
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    Brunswick Green (BS 381C 226)
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    White (RAL 9003)
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    Ford Tractor Blue (RAL 5015)
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    Oxford Blue (BS 381C 105)
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    Post Office Red (BS 381C 538)
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    Brick Red (RAL 3009)
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    Magnolia (BS 08 B 15)
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    JCB Yellow (RAL 1004)
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    Brown (RAL 8017)
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