Füller A-Star Interior Exterior Primer 20 Kg White

Füller A-Star Interior / Exterior Primer is an acrylic emission latex based decorative, protective primer.

It is a breathable, environmentally friendly product that forms a well-covering, plump surface with excellent adhesion to the surface to which it is applied.

• Facilitates the adhesion of the topcoat.

• Reduces consumption.

• Protective, acrylic copolymer based.

Recommended primers:

• Apply 1 coat of plaster primer for indoor plaster surfaces.

• Filled interior primer is applied in 1 coat on newly plastered interior surfaces.

• Apply water-based transition primer on old painted indoor surfaces.

• Filled exterior primer is applied in 1 coat on newly plastered outdoor surfaces.

• Universal exterior primer is used on exterior old painted surfaces.

• Exterior concrete primer should be applied on exterior concrete, jamb surfaces.

Surface preparation:

•  The surface to be painted or primed must be clean, dry and free from dust. Dirt, oil and dust must be removed from the surface by various cleaning methods.

• Apply at least 1 coat by choosing the primer suitable for the surface according to the area to be applied.

• Finish coat can be applied at the earliest 1 day after primer application.

Application:

• Paints - primers are mixed until they become homogeneous in their packaging.

• Dilute with water in the proportions indicated on the pigtogram.

• Flat looking top coat interior/exterior paints: usually applied in 2 or 3 coats after primer depending on the surface condition.

• Grenyl/patterned topcoats: usually applied in 1 coat after primer.
• Dilution: Dilute with water. Please refer to the pictogram on the front of the package for quantity.
  
• Drying: 20 degrees to 60 degrees RH
  
• First drying: approx. 2 hours

• Second coat  application approx. 24 hours

• Final coat application approximately 72 hours

Consumption: See the pictogram on the front side.
Storage: It should be stored in its original packaging, protected from direct sun and freezing.