Monday - Friday: 8am – 5pm | Saturday: 8am – 12pm | Sundays : closed
42 Axle Drive Olifantsfontein
Quick-drying enamels, road marking paint, primers, thinners and application tools for steel and site work.

Our paint counter is built for steel fabrication and site work, not décor. QD enamels and road marking paint are the core, backed by the primers, thinners and tools to apply them properly.
WhatsApp a part numberQuick-drying enamels for steelwork, gates, machinery and equipment.
QD road marking paint for parking bays, walkways and floor lines.
Red oxide, zinc-rich and etch primers for steel and galvanised surfaces.
Lacquer thinners, general purpose thinners and mineral turpentine.
Aerosol enamels and marking sprays for touch-ups and layout.
Interior and exterior PVA for walls and offices.
Trade paint brushes, rollers, extension poles and trays.
Paint strippers for steel and timber.
Remove rust and mill scale, then degrease. Paint over loose rust will lift within months.
Red oxide for mild steel, an etch primer for galvanised. Enamel alone will not bond to galvanising.
Each system has its own thinner. The wrong one causes wrinkling and slow drying.
Bring the broken part, the model number or just the problem. We'll match it from the shelf or order it in.
“The staff were very helpful and very knowledgeable about their goods”
“Wide variety and helpful staff”
“If you in need of tools any specific hard to get tools you can find it, good service”
Can't see your question? Call 011 316 1004 and the counter will help.
Yes. Our trade counter at 42 Axle Drive, Clayville, Olifantsfontein stocks industrial enamels, primers, thinners and painting tools.
Yes. We stock QD road marking paint in the standard colours for parking bays, walkways and warehouse floors.
QD (quick-drying) enamel is a solvent-based paint that dries fast and gives a hard finish on steel. It is widely used on gates, structures and machinery.
Yes. Thinners and turps are available in larger containers for workshops. Ask for a bulk quote.
Not directly. Use an etch primer or galvanised primer first so the enamel can bond.









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