PRIMA – Budget-friendly white acrylic paint

A dispersion topcoat paint for white, aesthetic coatings in the interiors of buildings. Especially recommended for painting walls and ceilings in “dry” residential, utility, warehouse and industrial rooms. It can be used for the initial painting of mineral substrates (such as: concrete, cement renders, cement-lime, lime and gypsum renders, and plasterboards), as well as on substrates covered with well-set and bound plastic-based renders/plasters. Absorbent or chalking substrates must be primed with BUDOGRUNT WG before applying the paint.
Base binder: | co-polymer binder; |
Pigments: | titanium white; |
The content of volatile organic compounds (VOC): | cat. A/a. The product contains less than 30 g/l VOC. |
Density: | approx. 1.50 g/cm³; |
Colours: | white; |
Gloss level: | deep matt; |
Thinner: | water; |
Average coverage: | approx. 0.25 l/m² (with double painting on a smooth substrate); |
Temperature of application (air and substrate): | from +5°C to +25°C; |
Relative air humidity: | ≤80%; |
Resistance to wet scrubbing: | class V paint (according to PN-EN 13300) and class II paint (according to PN-C-81914: 2002). |
Packaging: | Disposable plastic packaging containing 10 litres of product. |
Storage: | Product should be stored in sealed packaging, in a cool room, but protected from frost. Keep out of the reach of children. |
Shelf life: | 12 months from the date of production printed on the product packaging, with originally sealed packaging. |
• High substrate coverage
• Resistant to washing
• For mineral and painted substrates
• Favourable price/quality ratio
• For hydrodynamic spraying and manual application
SUBSTRATE PREPARATION: Substrate should be sound/stable (without scratches and cracks), degreased, clean and dry, and free of biological contamination and chemical efflorescence. In case of fungi growth, the substrate should be cleaned mechanically and then disinfected with fungicidal agent for interiors. Discolourations, nicotine stains and efflorescences caused by water stains should be painted fi rst with MILAMAT stain blocker. Any loose layers, not bound to the substrate (e.g., loose render or flaked coatings), should be removed. The remnants of adhesive or lime paints should be thoroughly removed and the substrate should be washed with water. For particularly uneven substrates, first use levelling compounds, and then smooth out the surface with PROFINISZ smoothing compound. Small unevenness can be smoothed right away with PROFINISZ smoothing compound. Absorbent substrates should be primed with BUDOGRUNT WG prior to applying smoothing compounds and/or renders. Fresh cement renders and cement-lime renders can be painted after 3-4 weeks of curing period, gypsum renders after 2 weeks, while the so-called “drywall
construction” can be painted directly after polishing and removing dust.
PRIMING: Absorbent or dusty (strongly chalking) substrates should be primed with BUDOGRUNT WG before applying the paint. Drying time for the product applied on a substrate is about 3 hours under optimum weather conditions (temperature +20°C and relative humidity of 55%). The paint can be applied when the product applied on the substrate is completely dry. Note: Substrates with low wettability (such as plastic-based renders or dispersion paint coatings) should not be primed and should be only washed with water and the CLEANFORCE product.
PAINT PREPARATION: If necessary, the paint can be diluted by adding a small amount of BUDOGRUNT WG primer, adding to the first painting 10% by volume.
APPLICATION: The paint should be applied on the substrate in two layers with a brush, roller or by spraying (including also “airless” method). It is recommended to use a fleece roller with a bristle length of 18 mm. The second coat can be applied only after the first one is completely dry.
DRYING: Typical drying time for one layer of paint applied onto a substrate is approx. 3 hours (at air temperature +20°C, 55% RH). After painting, closed rooms should be ventilated until the specific smell disappears. Note: At low temperatures and high air humidity, the paint drying time will be longer. The coating obtains its full mechanical and functional properties after 4 weeks.
USEFUL HINTS: In order to avoid colour differences, it is necessary to create a surface constituting a separate architectural whole in one work cycle with material from the same production batch, using the “wet on wet” method. Paint application and drying should take place at temperatures over +5°C. Tools should be cleaned with water immediately after finishing work.