KABE PERMURO AVANT - Acrylic plaster 1.5mm | 25kg

The most important features of acrylic plaster:

• Resistant to adverse weather ingress
• High resistance to mechanical damage
• Additionally protected against algal and fungal lichen
• Wide color palette
• Possible machine spray

Application of PERMURO AVANT acrylic plaster:

PREPARATION OF THE SUBSTRATE: The substrate must be supportive (without cracks and cracks), degreased, even and dry and free from stains and eruptions of biological and chemical origin. In case of algal and/or fungal lichen, the substrate should be cleaned mechanically and then washed off with water and de-ed with ALGIZID. Wash and de-de-de-stain old and/or soiled substrates with water with CLEANFORCE. Any loose, non-substrate layers (e.g. uncoated plasters or exfoliated coatings) must be removed. In a situation where the unevenness of the substrate is significant (from 5 to 15 mm), the wall should be pre-aligned with compensatory mortar, and then the entire surface is scheduling with adhesive-putty mortar KOMBI. With smaller bumps (up to 5 mm), the substrate can be immediately aligned and smoothed with KOMBI adhesive-filler mortar. Absorbent substrates should be primed with BUDOGRUNT ZG before applying compensatory and/or putty mortars. When applying acrylic plastering mass to newly made mineral substrates (e.g. concrete, cement and cement-lime plaster), keep min. 4-week seasoning period. Before applying the plastering mass in the THERM RENO KABE system, the backing layers of the system must be made according to the technology of the complex thermal insulation system of the external walls of ETICS buildings. Acrylic plastering mass can be applied to the primed surface only after the reinforced layer has completely dried, which normally occurs after about 3-4 days. PRIMING: The substrate should be primed with PERMURO GT (GB/GK) before applying plastering. The seasoning period applied to the substrate of the preparation before applying the plaster is about 24 hours. In order to limit the possibility of piercing the color of the substrate through the texture of the plaster expedition (especially when using plaster with a scratched or mixed texture), it is recommended to use a primer colored under the color of plaster.