RENO GRUND 3300-00
Grain-accentuating alcohol-based 1C parquet primer
- 1-component
- Solvent-borne
- Primer
RENO GRUND 3300-00 is an alcohol-based parquet primer with good grain-accentuating properties. The coating is suitable in the renovation sector for isolating stain-forming substances from the wood substrate and is also suitable on woods that are rich in tannins such as oak and exotic wood species. RENO GRUND 3300-00 reduces the tendency to side edge bonding and therefore lowers the risk of the formation of wide joint cracks (block cracks).
Surface preparation
Every substrate must be well-cleaned, dry and free from grease and oil. Coating removal: Sand
Application
Stir or shake the product well for several minutes before use, if necessary by machine.
Application conditions
Recommended temperature for surroundings and product: +15°C-25°C. Do not apply below +10°C. Ideal surface and object temperature for application: +18°C-22°C. Avoid application in direct sunlight. Underfloor heating systems must be adjusted well in advance.
Maintenance
For further information on products for treating the surfaces of wooden floors and their use please visit www.parkett-verband.ch.
Storage
Storage temperature is +5°C - +30°C. Store in a tightly closed container.
We recommend priming twice for woods with a high active substance content, herringbone floors and special exotic wood species. When using PARKETT RENO GRUND 3300 as a primer, always use a separate roller.
| Weight solids | abt. 12 % by weight |
|---|---|
| Volatile organic compound (VOC) | abt. 697 g/l |
| Theoretical spreading rate | 125 g/m²; 8 m²/kg |
| Density | abt. 0.84 g/ml |
| Drying time – dust free | after 60 minutes |
| Drying time - overcoatable | after 3 hours |
| Clean up | Wash the equipment immediately after use. VERDÜNNER 1000-98 or POLITURSPRIT 4100-98. |
| Colours | Colourless. |
| Safety markings | See safety data sheet. Do not smoke during the application and keep away from ignition sources. |
| Approvals & certificates | Swiss environmental label UE II, class F |