- EWI-302 Deep Penetrating Primer 5l
- Substrate preparation priming paint
- Priming external walls - approx. coverage 20m2
- Easy and ready to use - 5 litre jerry cans
- New build and refurbishment brick and blockwork
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- Brand: EWI Pro
- Model: EWI-302 5l
- Weight: 5.00kg
- Dimensions: 200mm x 150mm x 75mm
- SKU: EWI-302 5l
- Product code: P1-2243
- MPN: EWI-302 5l
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EWI-302 Deep Penetrating Primer is a substrate preparation priming paint, used for priming new build external walls prior to the application of renders or mortars.
This product is suitable for stabilising various different absorptive substrates, particularly new-build brick and blockwork, ordinary/cellular concrete (e.g. aerated concrete), walls made of bricks, blocks and structural clay tiles, plaster coats, gypsum panels and gypsum plasterboards.
It is applied to the substrate prior to the application of paints, adhesives, cement or cement and lime-based plaster coats, skim finish products, ceramic tiling, floor screeds and even wallpapers.
EWI-302 comes ready to use in 5 litre jerry cans.
It is the perfect primer to use to stabilise walls on heritage buildings both internally and externally prior to the application of the render and finishing products.
The product should be mixed within its container before use.
It should not be diluted with water or any other material.
Specification:
EWI-302 Deep Penetrating Primer: approx. coverage 20m2
Application: by hand using a roller
Consistency: ready-to-use product
Weight: 5kg
EWI-302 Deep Penetrating Primer Application:
· For best results, apply using a brush or roller.
· Each coat should take approximately 2-4 hours to dry.
· Weak substrates that need to be strengthened and highly absorptive substrates should be re-primed after about 4 hours.
· Dispersion paints, surface finish products or adhesives should be applied at least 24 hours after priming.
· Works must not be carried out during rain or snow, in strong winds and in direct sunlight without special protection to limit exposure to weather conditions.
· Recently rendered coats must be protected against rain, frost and over-rapid drying.
Substrate Preparation for EWI-302 Priming Paint:
· Prior to priming, remove any loose elements and fragments on substrate.
· The substrate should be cleaned to ensure that it is free from all substances that may affect adhesion, i.e. dust, oil, grease, anti-adhesive agents, remaining paint, mould, algae, moss, etc.
· The substrate should be free of cracks and efflorescence, and uniformly dry.
· All contamination resulting from grease, oil or anti-adhesive agents should be cleaned by washing with a water-containing detergent.
· Biological contamination should be eliminated, and then cleaned by mechanical action.
· Scratched and cracked surfaces should be repaired with levelling mortar or another mortar suitable for the substrate.
· Mortar applied to repaired sites should be dry and well-bonded.
· Surfaces that will not be primed should be protected prior to priming.
Certification and Standards:
· PN-C-81913:1998 Dispersion paints for façade painting.
· European Technical Approvals ETA – 15/0576 and ETA – 15/0575.
· BBA Approval Inspection Testing Certificate 18/5503.
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Datasheet ǀ Declaration of Performance - DoP ǀ BBA Certificate ǀ Installation Guide ǀ Certificates ǀ Brochure ǀ SPEC Sheet
specification | |
Board covarage | 20.00 m2 |
Colour | Colourless |
Consistancy | Ready-to-use product |
Material | Water-based, acrylic polymers, other additives |
Profile | Priming Paint |
Shelf Life | One year from manufacture date |
Application Temperature | from +5 °C to +25 °C |
Shipping method | Rigid Vehicle ǀ Courier |
Applications | External Wall Insulation (EWI) systems |
BBA Certified | Yes (no. 18/5503) |
ETA Notification | Yes |
Features | Substrate preparation priming paint |
Manufacturer | EWI Pro® |
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