Multilac


	Field of Application:			Properties:
	Multilac Cement Primer can be applied on interior and exterior walls as a primer coat. Also suitable for plaster, concrete, buildingboard, plywood surfaces etc.			Gives an excellent finish, making uneven surfaces even and smooth. A cost effective barrier coat against alkaline substances, It improves the adhesion to the surfaces and protects the finish coat especially in lime plastered walls.

	Technical Data:			Solid-content:
	Basic characteristics at 20 °C:			approx. 60-65% by weight

	Flash point:			Vehicle:
	above 65 °C.			Special Acrylic-Emulsion.

	Degree of Gloss:			Colours:
	Matt			Refer to shade card.

	Storage:			Safety Advice:
	Store at room temperature between 10 °C- 48 °C			Keep out of the reach of children. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of clean water.

	Waste Removal:			Packaging:
	Materials and all related packaging must be disposed of in a safe way in accordance with the full requirements of the local authorities. Particular attention should be made to removing wastage from site in compliance with standard construction site procedures.			1 litre, 4 litre,10 litre, cans and 200 litre drums.

Method of Application:
	Preferably by brush or roller. Can also be sprayed.

Cleaning of tools:
	Brush and other tools must be cleaned with soap water immediately.

Covering Capacity:
	14-16 Sq.m / litre (depending on surface )

Drying time :
	20 minutes , can be recoated in 2-3 hours

Suitable Surface and their Preparation
	The surface must be dry, free from dust and other such separable substances that may prevent good adhesion. The type of surface-preperation depends on the available surface and it's condition and plastered surfaces must be allowed to dry and be cleaned properly.

Technical Assistance:
	As it is imposible to list herein the wide variety of substrates and their specific problems, please request our technical assistance in case of queries.

Please Note:
	All suggestions and application instructions herein are based on our latest technical experience. Due to the wide variety of individual project conditions, we cannot be held responsible for their content.