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Bİ'BOYA GRENLİ ASTAR TRENDY

Bİ'BOYA TEXTURED PRIMER

Water Based Plaster and Paint Primer

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General Information
Definition
It s an acrylic emulsion based, water based, pigmented primer that can be applied under all exterior paint and coating materials.
Usage Areas
Bi’Boya Grenli Astar must be applied on the surface by using a brush, roller or spraying system after it is diluted with water by 1/1 by volume and mixed thoroughly. For application on gypsum board or putty applied surfaces and under semi-matt paints, the dilution rate of Bi’Boya Grenli Astar must be 1/2 - 3 by volume. Complete drying time is approximately 6 hours. Depending on the roughness and absorbency of the surface, an average of 0,165 - 0,175 kg/m² in one layer.
Package
  • 4 kg and 20 kg plastic bucket
Features
Ensures better adhesion of materials to the surface by filling the capillary cracks on the surface and providing a solid surface for paints and especially ready-to-use colored plasters by allowing the powdered materials to adhere to the surface. Reduces the absorbency of the surface and reduces the consumption of coating material. It is odourless and is not harmful for human and environmental health as it is solvent-free and is diluted with water
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Technical Properties

(23°C and 50% Relative Humidity)

General Information

Colours: It is produced in white and 19 colors and can be colored with Renk Ustası.

Structure: Acrylic emulsion based

Thinner:

Water Density: Approximately 1.69 gr/cm³

Application

Application Temperature: (+5°C) - (+35°C)

Drying Time: Drying time for applying the final coating layer is 6 hours (Lower temperature and higher relative humidity prolong drying time.)

Consumption: Depending on the roughness and absorbency of the surface, an average 0.175 kg/m² in one layer Application Tools: Brush, roller, spray gun

Performance

Service Temperature: (-30°C) - (+80°C)