Solvent-free primer for interior and exterior use

TESCON PRIMER RP

Advantages

  • Secure bonds: penetrates deep and strengthens dusty subsurfaces or subsurfaces with insufficient stability
  • Saves time: no drying time is necessary on absorbent subsurfaces
  • More flexible work: use on dry and slightly moist subsurfaces
  • Can be applied and spread with just one hand using the application bottle
  • Can be used at any time of the year: can also be applied during frosty conditions
  • Excellent values in hazardous substance testing, has been tested according to the ISO 16000 evaluation scheme, solvent-free

Areas of application

For preparation and stabilisation of subsurfaces for subsequent application of pro clima adhesive tapes such as TESCON VANA, TESCON PROFECT and sealing tapes in the EXTOSEAL series. Suitable for wood, wood-fibre boards, masonry, roofs, walls and ground slabs.

Coverage
Delivery form Content Application width Coverage
Tin 0.75 l (25.4 US fl oz) 60 mm (2 3/8") ~60 m; 65 yd
75 mm (3") ~45 m; 49 yd
150 mm (6") ~22 m; 24 yd
Tin 2.5 l (84.5 US fl oz) 60 mm (2 3/8") ~185 m; 200 yd
75 mm (3") ~150 m; 164 yd
150 mm (6") ~75 m; 82 yd
Dispenser bottle 1 l (33.8 US fl oz) 60 mm (2 3/8") ~75 m; 82 yd
75 mm (3") ~60 m; 65 yd
150 mm (6") ~30 m; 33 yd

The quantity used may vary depending on the substrate and application method.

Installation instructions

General conditions

Shake or stir the can well before use. One litre of primer can be used to treat an area of about 4.5 m² (48 ft²).

For particularly quick and easy application insert the 1 litre dispenser bottle in to the TENAPP application tool. Advantages: Application and distribution in just one step, using just one hand and no contamination of the primer in the container.

Substrate

Before primer is applied, clean the subsurfaces. Frozen and soaked subsurfaces are not suitable for the application of primer. There must be no water-repellent substances (e.g. grease or silicone) on the subsurface.

All mineral surfaces (e.g. plaster or concrete) and (used) timber subsurfaces can be pre-treated. It is also possible to strengthen porous materials such as wood-fibre underlay panels.

Permeable absorbent subsurfaces (e.g. wood-fibre underlay panels) may be slightly moist. In this case, the adhesive tape to be used can be stuck directly onto primer that is still wet. The product achieves its final level of strength only when it has dried. It may be advisable to use covers to protect the area that has been treated. Primer that has not yet fully dried must be protected against the effects of the weather.

If butyl rubber tapes (e.g. EXOSEAL range) that hinder diffusion are stuck onto relatively well-sealed, non-absorbent subsurfaces (e.g. concrete), the primer must first be allowed to fully dry before the adhesive tape is put in place.

Only ORCON CLASSIC or ORCON MULTIBOND can be used when applying primer for joint adhesives. The primer and ORCON CLASSIC must be fully dried (1-2 days) before the membrane material is stuck in place (dry process).