Potential Outcome: Poor adhesion of self-levelling compound, leading to surface delamination.
Adheseal Best Practice: Clean thoroughly, ensure moisture content meets gypsum manufacturer requirements, then apply Primer G as specified.
Potential Outcome: Adhesive or compound may not bond properly, causing failure under load.
Adheseal Best Practice: Dilute correctly and apply thin, even coats without puddling.
Yes. Apply Primer G neat on anhydrite screeds to consolidate and prevent rapid water absorption before laying tiles with cementitious adhesives.
Yes. It can be applied using a flat brush, roller, or spray pump. Ensure even coverage and allow to dry fully before the next step.
No. It reduces porosity but does not act as a waterproofing membrane. Avoid using where rising damp is present.
Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
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Treat gypsum or anhydrite substrates prior to tiling | Prevents sulphate–cement reactions and debonding; ensures reliable tile adhesion | Tilers, Builders |
Prime cementitious substrates before self-levelling compounds | Reduces air bubbles and over-rapid drying; delivers a uniform, consolidated surface | Flooring Installers, Builders |
Anchoring coat for gypsum-based spray plasters | Controls absorption to extend workability and help prevent shrinkage cracks | Plasterers, Builders |
Between coats of smoothing/levelling compounds | Improves intercoat adhesion once the first layer is fully dry | Flooring Installers |
Primer for wallpaper adhesives on gypsum walls | Reduces absorption and glue usage; makes future removal easier | Painters & Decorators |
Treat chipboard, cement fibre boards, foamed concrete, renders before papering/painting | Provides uniform absorption for consistent finish quality | Painters, Builders |
Prepare gypsum plasters prior to smoothing with cementitious products | Prevents ettringite formation and layer separation | Plasterers, Builders |
Ensure the surface is structurally sound, dry, and free of oils, grease, paint, or dust. Sand anhydrite surfaces, vacuum thoroughly, and repair cracks if required.
Stir well before use. Dilute Primer G as follows: 1:1 with water for cementitious substrates, 1:2 for anchoring gypsum plasters, 1:3 for wallpaper primer. Apply neat on gypsum-based substrates.
Apply evenly using a flat brush, roller, or spray pump. Avoid puddling and ensure uniform coverage over the entire surface.
Wear chemical-resistant gloves (nitrile or neoprene), safety glasses, and protective clothing when handling Primer G. Wash hands after use.
Although Primer G is very low VOC and non-flammable, work in well-ventilated areas where possible. In enclosed spaces, ensure adequate airflow until surfaces are dry.
Primer G is non-flammable and safe for use in closed, unventilated rooms. Keep container tightly closed when not in use and protect from frost during storage.
Seek medical attention immediately in all cases of serious exposure.
Ensure surfaces are dry, free from dust, oil, grease, and loose material. Sand smooth and glossy anhydrite surfaces and vacuum thoroughly before priming.
Apply Primer G neat, with a flat brush, roller, or spray pump, ensuring full, even coverage.
Primer GSubstrate must be clean, sound and dry. Repair cracks using Eporip/Epojet where required. Remove laitance and weak surface layers by mechanical abrasion.
Dilute Primer G 1:1 with water and apply uniformly with a roller or brush.
Primer GRemove dust and contaminants. If glossy, lightly abrade. Check moisture content is within manufacturer’s specification before priming.
Apply Primer G neat and allow to dry completely before subsequent work.
Primer G