KOHINOOR Acrylic Cement primer is water thinnable acrylic resin based primer used on exterior as well as interior walls as the priming coat. Appearance of the top coat of emulsion paint increases due to high opacity and whiteness of the primer. It does not require any curing.
It is recommended for all types of exterior/interior walls as an undercoat. It can be applied on Plastered walls, Asbestos, concrete Brick work, etc.
New surface should be given enough time to mature. Prepare surface using Emery Paper 180 and wipe clean. Old Surface Sand the old surface with Emery Paper and make it free of all loose and powdery material and old paint films. The algale and fungal growth can be removed using wire brush and the surface must be cleaned with water jet and left to dry. All structural cracks must be open in V shape filled with White Cement/Cement based plasters and leakage should be stopped, before actual painting. Cracks should be filled up using a cement and sand mixture in the ratio 1:3.
Finishing
Apply 2 coats of KOHINOOR Acrylic cement primer thinned with 400-500 ml by volume of potable water per Ltr. Allow drying time 5-6 hours between the coats.
Stir Well and Strain before use. Please do not add any kind of chemical or thinner in primer.
Store in well ambient conditions, Ventilated locations and away from the source of ignition and fire. Keep away from children. In case of eye/skin contact, wash with plenty of water. Inhalation/Injection will cause danger. In case move to fresh air and consult medical practitioners in both the cases. Do not apply when ambient temperature might drop to level below 10°c within 4 hrs of application. Avoid thinning for better result The container must be tightly closed when not in use. Stir well and strain before use. Use safety equipments like rubber or polythene gloves, safety goggles/ glasses & face mask.
Covering capacity of the paint will vary depending on substrate, surface preparation, method of application and other factors. The practical covering capacity will differ from the theoretical covering capacity. As precautions, an initial trial may be undertaken to determine covering capacity of very rough or abnormal surfaces.
