Apply the remover or remover gel with a brush or cloth, allow 3 minutes to solve the graffiti, then remove the remover with the graffiti. We advise to remove Graffiti within one week. For older or heavier graffiti the treatment may have to be repeated.
First apply the remover gel, after 3 minutes remove the gel with a (paper) towel or cloth. Then give the area a final wipe with the standard remover on a cloth or a graffiti wipe. In this way no substance will be absorbed in the ground and the cleaning materials can be disposed of as chemical waste.
For application on stainless steel, consult TDS Recoat Stainless Steel.
Clean the substrate with Recoat Floor Cleaner or Recoat Cleaner (see TDS sheet).
Mix component A and B together and machine mix for 1 minute.
Apply Recoat Stix Plus evenly over the surface using a mop weasel: apply, spread, and leave it alone. The product dries quickly (dust-dry after approx. 20 minutes), recoatable after 60 minutes. Using fans will accelerate the drying time to approx. 30–45 minutes, depending on the substrate and the surrounding weather conditions.
Avoid working in the sun due to too fast drying.
After the maximum pot life of 3 hours, do not use the product any longer. Important: the product will remain liquid, which may give the impression it is still usable, but it is not.
On substrates with slight texture, any excess product can be dabbed off using a dry polish applicator with a microfiber cloth (T-bar).
It is recommended to always make a test patch.
Dilute Recoat Bonding Agent standard 1:1 with water. Apply Recoat Bonding Agent evenly over the surface with a cleaning mop and then allow to dry.
Evaluation of the substrate is very important. The substrate must be clean, dry, and have good load-bearing capacity, free from green deposits, oil, and grease, among other things.
– Pre-cast concrete substrates must first be treated with Recoat Etching Cleaner (see TDS). For untreated and highly absorbent substrates, depending on the absorption, the primer should be strongly diluted (20-30%) with water.
– Ceramic substrates must first be cleaned with a scouring pad in combination with Recoat Floor Cleaner (see TDS), and then moistened with Bonding Agent (see TDS).
– Recoat Multi Primer Plus reduces consumption and ensures optimal performance of the final product. Apply the product as a normal water-based paint; apply, spread, and leave it alone.
Avoid working in the sun due to too fast drying.
Ensure adequate ventilation, as this accelerates the drying process.
Never apply Recoat products undiluted.
It is recommended to always make a test patch.
Remove lose dust/grit with a vacuum cleaner, floor mop or other dry cleaning method.
Pretreatment before coating:
Depending on the level of contamination the Recoat Floor Cleaner can be diluted from 1:5 (standard) for normal cleaning, to 1:2 (1 litre cleaner to 2 litres of water) for deep cleaning.
Apply the diluted Recoat Floor Cleaner on a section of the floor by spray or mop.
Leave the solution on the substrate for 3-5 minutes to solve the embedded contamination. Scrub the treated section with a polishing machine or auto scrubber equipped with a white or red pad and remove all the dissolved contamination. When the entire floor is cleaned like this make one more overall run with the auto scrubber holding only clean water in the tank making sure to remove all cleaning residues.
Note: keep the quantity of water used for cleaning to a minimum. Be aware of large openings/crevices in the floor. Do not allow excessive amounts of cleaning solution in to run in the openings/crevices .
Note: when using the Recoat Floor Cleaner in high concentrations allow 2-3 hours drying time before using the floor.
For daily floor cleaning:
Dilute to degree of soiling 1:50 to 1:200
Substrate Preparation: A thorough assessment of the substrate is essential for successful application. Ensure that the surface is:
Prior to application, we recommend thoroughly vacuuming the roof after cleaning. This ensures that all fine dust is removed from the pores, contributing to optimal adhesion of the product.
Apply Roof Prime evenly to the substrate, ensuring sufficient overlap to guarantee full coverage.
After approximately one hour, the saturation can be checked by placing a few drops of water on the surface. If the water beads up or remains on the surface as droplets, the substrate is sufficiently saturated.
For highly porous substrates treated exclusively with Roof Prime, we recommend applying a second coat after 1–2 hours, depending on weather conditions.
Assessment of the surface is very important. The surface must clean, dry and free of grease, oil and other contaminants.
– First clean prefab concrete with the Recoat Etching Cleaner (see-TDS). For untreated and highly absorbent substrates depending on the suction, dilute the primer strongly (20-50%) with water.
– First clean ceramic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Agent (see TDS).
– First clean plastic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Floor Cleaner.
– Metal (closed) surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Agent (see TDS).
– Other surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Floor Cleaner.
Recoat Multi Primer reduces consumption and ensures optimum performance of the end product. Apply product as a “normal” waterborne paint; applying, distributing and holding off. Avoid working in the sun because of too fast drying.
Never apply Recoat products undiluted.
Advice to always make a test surface.
Recoat Roof Stix is an innovative product designed for the efficient treatment of roofs. It provides excellent insulation and adhesion when applied correctly. Paying attention to the substrate is crucial for the best results.
Substrate Preparation: A thorough assessment of the substrate is essential for successful application. Ensure that the surface is:
Prior to application, we recommend thoroughly vacuuming the roof after cleaning. This ensures that all fine dust is removed from the pores, contributing to optimal adhesion of the product.
Application Instructions:
Important Warning: Applying too thick layers may prevent the product from drying quickly enough, resulting in poor adhesion and insulation.
Application Advice:
With Recoat Roof Stix, you can be assured of a durable and effective treatment for your roof. Ensure proper preparation and follow our instructions for the best results.
Surface preparation:
Clean the surface thoroughly with Recoat Floor Cleaner and/or Recoat Cleaner, depending on the substrate, to remove dirt, grease and other contaminants. For detailed instructions, refer to the TDS sheet of Recoat Floor Cleaner or Recoat Cleaner
Applying Recoat Primer UV:
Apply Primer UV with microfiber roller 8-9mm. Apply as normal water-based paint. Apply, spread and leave alone.
Drying time:
Allow Recoat Primer UV to dry for approximately 60 minutes. Once dry, the floor can be coated with Recoat Floor UV for a flawless finish.
User advice:
For optimal application we recommend a micro-sheet roller 8-9 mm.
Finish:
After Recoat Primer UV has dried, apply Recoat Floor UV immediately for best results.
The substrate must be completely clean, dry and free of grease and other contaminants. Assessment of the substrate is very important. Before applying first properly mix the coating because of the sagging matt paste.
Apply the coating with a microfibre roller. Absorbent substrates must be treated twice. Thin the first layer with 5-10% of water and apply the second layer without thinning the coating. Try to apply a proper layer thickness of the coating and check this with a layer thickness comb. Always use the wet-on-wet approach. Never apply recoat products undiluted. Always pre-treat plastic surfaces with Recoat Multi Pirmer in connection with plasticizers.
Assessment of the surface is very important. The surface must clean, dry and free of grease, oil and other contaminants.
– First clean ceramic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Cleaner (see TDS).
– First clean plastic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
– Metal (closed) surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Cleaner (see TDS).
– Other surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
Then pre-treat all surfaces with the Recoat Multi Primer Clear.
Recoat Multi Primer reduces consumption and ensures optimum performance of the end product.
Assessment of the surface is very important. The surface must clean, dry and free of grease, oil and other contaminants.
– First clean ceramic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Cleaner (see TDS).
– First clean plastic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
– Metal (closed) surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Cleaner (see TDS).
– Other surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
Then pre-treat all surfaces with the Recoat Multi Primer Clear. Recoat Multi Primer reduces consumption and ensures optimum performance of the end product.Always use the wet-on-wet approach.
Products should be applied as ‘normal’ waterborne products; apply, divide and leave alone. Avoid working in the sun because of the quick drying. Never apply Recoat products without thinning it on beforehand. Advice to always make a test surface.
Always pre-treat plastic surfaces with Recoat Multi Pirmer in connection with plasticizers.
Assessment of the subsoil is very important. The surface must be clean, dry and load-bearing, free, skin grease, oil etc.
Clean the surface with Recoat Floor cleaner
Then pre-treat the surface with the Recoat Multi Primer or recoat Stix and after 2-12 hours apply Recoat Floor One Plus. (see TDS sheets concerning products)
Always make sure you work wet in wet. Apply product as a “normal” water-borne lacquer; apply, distribute and stay off. Avoid working in the sun because of too fast drying. Try not to apply thick layers. Never apply recoat products undiluted.
Advice to always make a test surface.
Assessment of the surface is very important. The surface must clean, dry and free of grease, oil and other contaminants.
– First clean concrete substrates such as prefab concrete and other absorbent substrates with the Recoat Etching Cleaner (see TDS)
For untreated and highly absorbent substrates depending on the suction, dilute the primer strongly (20-50%) with water.
– First clean plastic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
– Metal (closed) surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Agent. (see TDS)
– Other surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.Recoat Multi Primer reduces consumption and ensures optimum performance of the end product. Always use the wet-on-wet approach.
Apply the product, distribute evenly and leave alone. Avoid working in the sun because of too fast drying.Never apply Recoat products undiluted.
Advice to always make a test surface and to prepare with Recoat Multi primer.
The finishing coat must be applied no later than 48 hours after the application of the first layer.
Always make sure to work wet in wet. Apply the product like a normal water-based lacquer; apply, distribute and stay off. Avoid working in the sun because of fast drying. Do not try to apply thick layers. Never apply Recoat products undiluted.
Advice: always make a test surface first.
Pay attention to consumption: with 1 set of prepared product, plus minus 55-60 m2 of surface can be treated.
Assessment of the surface is very important. The surface must clean, dry and free of grease, oil and other contaminants.
– First clean prefab concrete substrates with the Recoat Etching Cleaner (see TDS)
– First clean plastic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
– Metal (closed) surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Agent. (see TDS)
– Other surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
Then pre-treat all surfaces with the Recoat Multi Primer clear
Recoat Multi Primer reduces consumption and ensures optimum performance of the end product.
Apply the Recoat Anti Graffiti Matt within 48 hours of applying the Recoat Multiprimer.
Assessment of the surface is very important. The surface must clean, dry and free of grease, oil and other contaminants.
– First clean prefab concrete substrates with the Recoat Etching Cleaner (see TDS)
– First clean plastic surfaces with a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
– Metal (closed) surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Bonding Agent. (see TDS)
– Other surfaces first clean a sanding cloth in combination with the Recoat Cleaner.
Then pre-treat all surfaces with the Recoat Multi Primer clear
Recoat Multi Primer reduces consumption and ensures optimum performance of the end product.
Apply the Recoat Anti Graffiti Gloss within 48 hours of applying the Recoat Multiprimer.
The assessment of the substrate is very important. The surface should be clean, dry and load-bearing, free from skin grease, oil, etc.
Clean the surface with Recoat Floor Cleaner.
Then pre-treat the surface with Recoat Stix UV and after drying apply Recoat Floor UV with a microfibre roller 8-9 mm.
(See TDS sheets for products)
After drying, the Floor UV coating can be cured with a UV lamp.
Drying can be accelerated by using fans (1/2 hour).
Always make sure to work wet in wet. Apply the product like a ‘normal’ water-based paint; apply, distribute and keep off. Avoid working in the sun because of too fast drying. Do not apply thick layers!
Always make sure to work wet in wet. Apply the product like a normal water-based lacquer; apply, distribute and stay off. Avoid working in the sun because of fast drying. Do not try to apply thick layers. Never apply Recoat products undiluted.
Advice: always make a test surface first.
Pay attention to consumption: with 1 set of prepared product, plus minus 55-60 m2 of surface can be treated.
Assessment of the Substrate
A proper assessment of the substrate is essential for a successful result. Ensure that the substrate is clean, dry, and load-bearing. It must be free from green growth, moss, oil, grease, salts, and other contaminants.
Pre-Treatment of the Substrate
Pre-treat the substrate with Recoat Roof Stix. This primer ensures optimal adhesion of the Recoat Roof coating.
Application of Recoat Roof
After the primer has dried, which takes approximately one hour, you can apply Recoat Roof. This can be done using either a roller or an airless spray system.
Product Preparation
Before use, the product should be mechanically stirred. It is advisable to apply the entire system in one day. This prevents cleaning work between layers.
The surface must be dry and stable. Pre-treat heavily contaminated surfaces with Recoat Isocoat, but do not apply a thick layer so that the product can perform its insulating function. Allow the surface to dry for 3-4 hours. Finish with a covering coat of Recoat Isocoat.
Proper assessment of the substrate is essential. The surface must be clean, dry, sound, and free from grease or contaminants. Before application, thoroughly stir the product, as matting agents may settle.
Apply Recoat Façade using a microfiber roller with a pile length of 8–9 mm. Do not use fleece or synthetic rollers and avoid applying thick layers. For untreated, highly absorbent, or weathered substrates, pre-treat with Recoat Impregnate to ensure optimal adhesion and durability.
Apply the finishing coat diluted 5–10% and aim for an even, correct layer thickness. As a guideline, one 4-litre container should cover approximately 60–80 m². Significantly lower coverage indicates over-application.
Never apply Recoat coatings undiluted. Always create a test area before full application. Avoid painting in direct sunlight whenever possible. Plaster surfaces and repair mortars must always be pre-treated with Recoat Impregnate. After cleaning a substrate, apply the coating immediately once the surface is dry.
For best results and an optimal aesthetic finish, we recommend using rollers approved by the manufacturer.
Roof Prime is applied to bitumen roofs as a preparatory layer within the Roof system. Roof Prime ensures excellent adhesion to bitumen and provides the ideal base for the further build-up with Roof Stix and Roof.
Substrate Preparation: A thorough assessment of the substrate is essential for successful application. Ensure that the surface is:
Prior to application, we recommend thoroughly vacuuming the roof after cleaning. This ensures that all fine dust is removed from the pores, contributing to optimal adhesion of the product.
Apply Roof Prime evenly to the substrate, ensuring sufficient overlap to guarantee full coverage.
After approximately one hour, the saturation can be checked by placing a few drops of water on the surface. If the water beads up or remains on the surface as droplets, the substrate is sufficiently saturated.
For highly porous substrates treated exclusively with Roof Prime, we recommend applying a second coat after 1–2 hours, depending on weather conditions.
| Volume | |
|---|---|
| Base | High quality modified acrylate dispersions |
| Colour | Colourless |
| Gloss strength | GU |
| Relative humidity | A maximum of 80% |
| Application temperature | 5 – 30 °C |
| Application by means of | Airspray applications, Brush, Microfibre roller, Spray |
| VOC content | 0 g/L |
| Approximate specific density | 1 |
| Application | Wear gloves and ensure sufficient ventilation |
| Cleaning materials | Water |
| Transport | Temperature during storage, transport and application minimum 5° C and maximum 30°C at a relative humidity of Maximum 85% |
| Storage stability | Unopened a maximum of two years in case of dry, cool and frost-free storage. |
SDS - EN - Recoat - Roof Prime