Main Product Catalog Elf™ Products Paints and varnishesWashable paint MATTLATEX

It is intended for painting of plaster, concrete, a brick, plaster surfaces, also fibarboard, chipboard, QSB and OSB, plywood, wood, painted and varnished coverings, fiberglass wallpaper.

Packing:

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Application:

for internal work

Composition:

fillers and auxiliary additives

Consumption:

100-130 ml/m²

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Forms a matte coating with high adhesion and is suitable for wet cleaning. It is intended for painting plaster, concrete, brick, gypsum surfaces, paint coatings, as well as fiberboard, particleboard, and fiberglass wallpaper.

Features

For walls and ceilings
Matte finish
Suitable for wet cleaning
Tintable Manual and pneumatic application
Environmentally safe

The surface must be clean, dry, capable of bearing the load, and prepared according to the specified requirements. Contaminants and substances that reduce paint adhesion to the substrate—such as oil and grease stains, lubricants, bituminous mastics, previous unstable paint coatings, and weak areas—must be removed. Uneven areas of the substrate should be smoothed with FinishSpachtel D60 or FinishSpachtel D70.

Strong alkyd and oil-based coatings should be sanded and dusted off. Highly absorbent surfaces need to be primed with materials such as the fixing primer “UniGrund” or the primer concentrate “GrundKonzentrat”. For gypsum or clay surfaces, use “GipsGrund”. Highly alkaline surfaces are recommended to be primed with “VinylGrund D14”. To prevent or address existing mold, mildew, algae, or fungi, use “BiozidGrund”.

“Mattlatex” is a ready-to-use dispersion paint. Thoroughly mix the contents of the container using a low-speed mixer. If necessary, adjust the consistency by diluting the paint with water. Water should be added to each bucket in the same amount to avoid color discrepancies.

Apply “Mattlatex” in two layers, evenly distributing it across the surface.

First layer—paint may be diluted with up to 10% water.

Second layer—paint should not be diluted.

The choice of tool depends on the surface texture and the speed of application. Use a roller, brush, or spray gun for application.