Kivitex Pohjuste
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Inorganic, potassium-silicate-based primer for facades before painting with silicate paint.
- Strengthens surface
- Reduces top coat consumption
- Perfect result with Kivitex top coat
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12 h
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Inorganic, potassium-silicate-based primer for facades before painting with silicate paint.
Product Features
For the interior and exterior priming of concrete, lime, lime cement, cement plaster and sand-lime brick surfaces. Also suitable for substrates previously painted with lime, lime cement, cement or silicate paint. See the directions for use.
Recommended Uses
Residential, commercial, industrial and storage buildings and others. Also suitable for special sites such as air-raid shelters, water towers, underpasses, etc.
The coverage of the mixture is 2–4 m²/l for a single coat, when used as a 1:2 mixture with paint. The coverage of the mixture is 1–3 m²/l for a single coat, when used as a separate 1:1 priming solution with water. Coverage is affected by the roughness and porosity of the surface as well as the application method and conditions.
Thinner
Waterborne
Storage
Protect from frost.
Strengthens surface
Kivitex Pohjuste strengthens rendered surfaces, it is an excellent primer for priming concrete, lime, lime cement, cement plaster and sand-lime brick surfaces. In order to improve the adhesion of the paint to the surface, use Kivitex Pohjuste as a bonding layer for priming porous, water-absorbing masonry surfaces before painting with silicate paint.
Reduces top coat consumption
Silicate primer unifies the absorbency of the surface and creates a smooth base, which helps to reduce the top coat consumption. The primer enables improved coverage of the finishing paint.
Perfect result with Kivitex top coat
Kivitex Pohjuste provides the ideal base for painting porous concrete and cement plaster surfaces with silicate paint. For perfect result, finish the primed surface with Kivitex top coat, giving the masonry facades protection and a great appearance.
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