A new generation, all purpose White plaster PRAKTIK for water installations, electrical installations, building works and modelling works. Improved characteristics: Easy, quick a repeatable preparation. 150 ml water and the content of the bag. Plenty of time for finishing (20 min). Easier application, very good adhesion to the repaired places, sandable.
Used not only for patching and filling cracks and cavities but also for all-area wall and ceiling spackling before interior decorating and wallcovering. The substrate must be solid, carrying and coherent, free of dust and grease, concrete surfaces sufficiently dried out and matured. Substrates that are exceedingly absorbent and sandy provide in advance with penetration! Work at temperatures above 5°C.
An all-purpose plaster formulated for indoor installation works. The substrate must be solid, carrying and coherent, free of dust and grease. Always add powder into water (never in opposite way) and mix slowly and evenly.
Notice: Both substrate and ambient temperature must be above +5°C.
An all-purpose plaster formulated for indoor installation works, casting and moulding. The substrate must be solid, carrying and coherent, free of dust and grease. Always add powder into water (never in opposite way) and mix slowly and evenly.
Notice: Both substrate and ambient temperature must be above +5°C.
Prima Stucco is especially formulated as a ready to use finish plaster. This plaster is intended to create thin layer plasters in interior and exterior. Suitable substrates are wall panel surfaces, basic plasters, etc. The finish plaster can be used as undercoat layer for all types of decoration or as a final treatment to reach perfect plastered surfaces. After a slight stirring the Prima Stucco should be applied with using stainless steel floats from 1mm to 3mm. After partial drying approx. 30 minutes the, plastered areas are floated into smooth plane by undirectional circular moves of felt float.
Prima spackling compound is an interior, creamlike, smooth spackling compound, water-borne, used for surface treatments of all finally plastered walls and ceilings. This spackling paste can be used as a undercoat layer for painting and decorating or as a perfectly smooth skim coat. Suitable substrates are concrete, aerated concrete, final plasterings, chipboards and other usual silicate substrates. The spackling paste can be applied by spray equipments (if we require various finishes), manually or using floats up to roughness 1mm – 3mm. The application is possible to repeat after drying. The appearance of plasterboards, this is achieved with Prima spackling compound.
A powdered mix for the production of professional putty for patching stoves, fireplaces and chimneys. The dry powdered mix designated for pointing fire clay chimney linings eventually for patching fire clay lining in stoves made of organic aggregates and binders. With this compound it is possible to fix into fireboxes lightweight refractory panels, quilts and fire clay blocks. Heat resistance up to 1350°C.
Basic filler for medium and large degrees of unevenness on auto bodies, for repairing tool and machine parts, as well as for repairing objects made from hardwood, cast-iron, aluminium, zinc, concrete and fibreglass. Easy to apply and sand. Suitable surfaces: galvanised sheet metal, iron, aluminium, wood, concrete, fibreglass, natural stone and most plastics.
Fine filler for small and medium degrees of evenness on auto bodies and for repairing tools and machine parts, but also for repairing items made from cast-iron, aluminium, zinc, concrete and fibreglass. Fine structure suitable for modelling. Suitable surfaces: galvanised sheet metal, iron, wood, concrete, fibreglass, neutral stone and most plastics.
Two component epoxy based filler for bonding ceramics, tiles, glass, wood, constructional materials, laminates, expanded polystyrene. Thoroughly mix with P11 catalyst in the weight mixing ratio 2.6parts catalyst to 100 parts Eprokit. Optimal thick of the connection layer is 1 mm. Curing 5-7 days. Possible to apply usual coatings.
