TT - Primer Selection Guide
Installation Guide / Material Selection Primer Selection for Microcement. An overview of our primers and moisture barriers β functionality, application areas, and technical instructions.. π‘ The Rightβ¦
Primer Selection for Microcement
An overview of our primers and moisture barriers β functionality, application areas, and technical instructions.
Primacem Plus
Used on non-absorbent substrates (such as waterproofing membranes, vinyl sheets, tiles and pavers, or laminate). The primer has adhesive properties, allowing you to roll and embed the fiberglass mesh directly onto the substrate prior to troweling the first base coat.
Product Guide: Primacem Plus βPrimacem ABS
Formulated for absorbent substrates (such as plasterboard, MDF, chipboard, and other wood- or gypsum-based boards). Primacem ABS balances surface absorption in a controlled manner, preventing moisture in the cement from being drawn out prematurely during troweling.
Product Guide: Primacem ABS βAcricem Resin
Used as a primer on concrete, tile adhesive, self-leveling screed, and other cementitious substrates. Because this is the exact same resin (Component B) mixed with the microcement powder, it delivers optimal chemical bonding with the base coat.
Product Guide: Acricem Resin βPrimapox 100 Barrier
Moisture-barrier epoxy used when the surface requires protection against rising damp or moisture migration from below. Essential for sensitive scenarios, such as when Topciment is applied to floors only in a bathroom, or when a drain grate is set in traditional tile adhesive. The epoxy blocks moisture to prevent underlying mortar from absorbing water and causing discoloration.
Product Guide: Primapox 100 Barrier βHow did we do?
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