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Can also be used for plaster fixing before overpainting with other KREIDEZEIT wall paints and plasters, usually additionally primed with Casein Primer<\/a> or Vega Primer<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Silicate Paints (waterglass paints) are one of the most resilient exterior coatings in the painting trade. It is not uncommon for exterior walls painted with Silicate Paints to still look good 20 years later. Waterglass is essentially glass dissolved in water. Only Potassium Waterglass is suitable for the production of paint. This is made out of quartz sand and potash. Silicate Paint is cured by absorbing carbon dioxide from the air. In this process, the waterglass is “silicified” and binds pigments to the substrate.<\/p>\n

For exterior and interior walls.
\nSuitable exclusively for use on untreated and non-water repellent lime and lime cement plasters that do not contain any synthetic resin, as well as for renovating old silicate coats free of synthetic resin.
\nTransparent fixing of clay plaster: Contrary to widespread recommendations, we expressly advise against transparent fixing of clay plasters with Potassium Waterglass. Such a treatment often goes hand in hand with a crystalline whitish-cloudy appearance and ruins the optical impression. Lithium Waterglass<\/a> is better suited for the transparent fixing of clay plasters.<\/p>\n

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