Finngard Uni Primer
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Waterborne, acrylic primer paint for facade – strengthens the structure of the substrate, reduces and evens absorbency, unifies colors, improves adhesion of facade paint and isolates the topcoat from the influence of factors from the substrate.
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Unifies the colour
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Strenghtens surface
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Facade for years
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6 m²/l
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8 m²/l
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5 h
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Product Data
Waterborne, acrylic primer paint for facade – strengthens the structure of the substrate, reduces and evens absorbency, unifies colors, improves adhesion of facade paint and isolates the topcoat from the influence of factors from the substrate.
Product Features
• Strengthens the substrate and improves adhesion of the facade paint • Thanks to the possibility of coloring, it unifies the color of the painted surface • Reduces the consumption of a topcoat • It has a wide range of applications for various mineral substrates
Recommended Uses
For use on traditional lime-cement and cement plasters, thin-layer mineral-polymer and acrylic plasters as well as concrete substrates. It can also be used for the renovation of dispersion and mineral (silicate) coatings.
Technical Information
6-8 m2/l per one coat, depending on the absorbency and structure of the substrate, application method and painting tool used. Attempt to determine the performance for a given substrate. Make test painting in order to determine the coverage of the substrate.
Thinner
Waterborne
Application Method
spraying, brush, roller
Unifies the colour
Finngard Uni Primer ensures uniformity of the colour of the painted surface. Priming paint improves paint adhesion by filling and anchoring in the pores of the substrate.
Strenghtens surface
Acrylic priming paint isolates the topcoat from the impact of destructive factors from the wall.
Facade for years
Using the product in as a set with the selected topcoat and agent for the preparation of the substrate guarantees durability of the coating and colour.
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