Cemix Multibond - 5L

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Cemix Multibond is a water based bonding agent, designed to improve the adhesion of CEMIX products to a variety of porous substrates.TYPICAL USES:Cemix Multibond can be used on con crete, masonry, cement renders, screeds, fibrous cement sheeting, plasterboard, timber, timber sheeting (plywood and particleboard) and stone. It can be used with the subsequent application of CEMIX tile adhesives, floor levellers and floor repairers on substrates as per the manufacturer’s recommendations for these. Suitable for interior and exterior use.ADVANTAGES:Can be used as a primer and admixtureCOVERAGE:Varies according to the substrate condition. Approximately 6m2 per litre of product.PREPARATION:The substrate should be free of dust, grease, wax, oil, dirt, loose plaster, laitance, curing compounds, paint and all other friable materials and contaminants likely to prevent the adhesive bonding. New concrete should be left with a wood float finish and sufficiently aged as per manufacturer’s recommendations. Smooth surfaces on new and old concrete should be scabbled. All substrates should be structurally sound, securely fastened and properly supported to eliminate any movement that may cause cracking. Dampen the substrate with clean water immediately before the application of Cemix Multibond.MIXING:As a Primer:Use CEMIX MULTIBOND undiluted. No mixing required.As an Additive:Refer to the manufacturer’s recommendations for the CEMIX product being used. As a guide, replace 25% to 50% of the mixing water with CEMIX MULTIBOND.APPLICATION:As a Primer:1. Stir before use.2. Apply the undiluted product to the substrate with a brush or roller.3. Two coats may be required on particularly porous substrates. Ensure that the surface is tacky before e-application.Note: Ensure Cemix Multibond is tacky before the subsequent application of another CEMIX product.As an Additive:Refer to the manufacture’s recommendations for the CEMIX product being used.DRYING & CURING TIME:As a Primer:Drying time depends on the substrate, substrate condition, climate, the type of application and the materials being applied. As a guideline, drying time is approximately 20 minutes. Available at these locations: Drury Show more