Graphenstone Filler

Graphenstone Filler Premium (TX 100) is a slightly textured mineral primer with Graphenstone Technology. It offers outstanding adherence, resistance and durability and is suitable for both interior and exterior use.

Best Uses

Graphenstone Filler is a vapour open, textured silicate primer for interior and exterior use. The finish helps to even out and visually mask surfaces of differing textures eg: smooth patch repairs on an existing uneven render, new brickwork next to old. Filler can also be used to cover and fill crazing and hairline cracks < 1mm.

Features

• White textured primer to hide surface imperfections and different substrates
• Use on mixed exterior surfaces to even out substrate texture and hide micro cracks
• Breathable – Class 1 vapour open
• Interior & Exterior use.
• Trace VOCs – less than 0.1%
• Good coverage – 10- 14m2/L

Areas of use: Interior & exterior. Existing surfaces –natural & cement render, masonry repairs and brick work.

Preparation

As with any project, the surface must be fully prepped prior to application. Always ensure that the substrate is dry, firm, well adhered, even and free of any impurities that could hinder the perfect bonding of the product. Any organic growth and/or other impurities should also be removed by thorough cleaning with Centrecoat GS36 Fungicidal Wash or a similar product designed specifically for this purpose. If the substrate is not well adhered, has chips or remaining patches of existing paint, these should also be removed by scraping and brushing.

If the substrate has any salt deposits, brush and apply Graphenstone Neutralysal Premium.

Application

Shake and dilute with water using 10-15% per litre of product (Approx. 150-200ml water per litre of primer). Mix thoroughly and avoid excessive shaking to minimise bubble occlusion.

Paint in sections, starting with the borders. Without overloading the roller, dip it lightly into the primer and apply 1 coat evenly. Do not paint over areas that are drying and avoid splices.

Please note that an excess of product per coat can generate micro-fissures.