Aqua anti-slip floor coating 306

Substrate preparation

Concrete, plaster, and Eternit should be 4-6 weeks old before painting begins. The substrate must be clean, dry, free of grease, non-slip, and load-bearing; loose and sandy layers must be removed. Concrete and cement plaster must still be sufficiently absorbent to ensure adhesion. Any cement paste and sintered layers on the surface must be removed by sandblasting or mechanical roughening.
 

Superficially contaminated concrete surfaces are best cleaned by brushing with an active cleaner such as Jaeger Special Cleaner 080. Rinse with plenty of water or a steam jet. Allow surfaces to dry thoroughly. For deep contamination, appropriate remediation measures must be taken. Moisture penetration from the rear (groundwater) impairs adhesion.
 

Plastic: Due to the wide variety of plastics, we always recommend a preliminary test.

Steel: Remove rust and grease and prime with Multigrund 715, Multigrund Spray 714, or Aqua Multigrund 716.

Old coatings: Clean, sand, and check for compatibility and adhesion (test coats).

Mineral substrates: Remove sintered layer and, if necessary, prepare to a sound core. After vacuuming, the first coat can be applied diluted with 10% water on a good substrate and under normal conditions. If the substrate is highly absorbent and subject to heavy wear, prime with Aqua Dachgrundierung 619. If the substrate is very absorbent and needs to be consolidated, prime with Spezial Grundierharz 864.
 

Coating structure

2 coats, dilute with up to 10% water if necessary.

Drying (at 20°C/55% relative humidity)

Dust dry approx. 60 min., touch dry approx. 3-6 hours, recoatable after approx. 12 hours; fully loadable after 7-10 days.