Prepare Non-Porous Surfaces with Sikafloor 14 Prep 'N' Prime
Looking for a reliable primer to ensure excellent adhesion on smooth, non-absorbent surfaces in your Australian construction projects? Sikafloor®-14 Prep 'N' Prime is a solvent-free, 1-component primer specifically designed to create a strong bond for subsequent flooring materials.
Why Choose Sikafloor 14 Prep 'N' Prime for Non-Porous Substrates in Australia?
This advanced primer offers several key advantages for preparing challenging surfaces:
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Excellent Adhesion: Specially formulated for sound, smooth, and non-absorbent substrates like tiles and existing coatings.
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Ready to Use: Single component and requires no mixing, saving you time and effort.
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Solvent Free & Very Low VOC: A more environmentally friendly and user-friendly option for indoor and outdoor applications.
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Fast Drying: Typically dries in 50 minutes or more at 23°C, allowing for quick overcoating.
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Internal & External Use: Suitable for a wide range of projects.
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Easy Application: Can be easily applied with a brush or roller.
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Promotes Grip: Dries to a keyed surface that enhances the adhesion of subsequent levelling compounds and other materials.
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Time-Saving: A practical alternative to mechanical grinding on non-porous surfaces.
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Compatible with Sika Systems: Designed for use with various Sikafloor®, SikaBond®, Sikadur®, SikaTite®, and Davco® products.
Where Can You Use Sikafloor®-14 Prep 'N' Prime in Australia?
This primer is ideal for preparing the following clean and bonded surfaces:
- Ceramic & porcelain tiles
- Terrazzo
- Non-porous coatings
- Sikafloor®-158 W Fast Barrier (Moisture Barrier)
- Vinyl flooring
- Davco® or SikaTite® acrylic membranes
- Sikafloor® Epoxy Coatings (cured for at least 24 hours)
Key Product Features:
Here's a summary of the key features of Sikafloor®-14 Prep 'N' Prime:
- Solvent Free
- 1-Component, Ready to Use
- Very Low VOC
- Fast Drying
- Non DG Storage
- Light Blue Liquid (easy to see coverage)
Application Guidelines (Refer to Full Product Data Sheet for Detailed Instructions):
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Consumption: Approximately ~ 8m² per litre (may vary based on substrate texture and application).
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Ambient Temperature: +5 °C to 35 °C.
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Waiting Time to Overcoating: Minimum 50 minutes at 23°C (must be completely dry).
Important Considerations:
Please note the following important points before using Sikafloor®-14 Prep 'N' Prime:
- Do not apply over concrete surfaces.
- Should not be applied over solvent-based finishes.
- External applications require full drainage and are not suitable for submerged conditions.
- Only apply over SikaTite® or Davco® acrylic membranes.
- Sikafloor® 100% Solids Epoxy must be cured for at least 24 hours before application.
- Do not apply onto wet or damp substrates.
- Bond testing is recommended to verify product suitability for specific substrates.
Packaging: 10 Ltr Pail
Ensure a strong foundation for your flooring projects in Australia with Sikafloor®-14 Prep 'N' Prime!
For detailed product specifications, substrate preparation instructions, and safety information, please refer to the latest local Product Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet available for Australia.
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