SP-G (SAP) / Recovery Plaster

• For wet and salt-saturated vertical surfaces
• High number of air pores
• Cement based
• Frost and moisture resistant
• For external and internal works

Processing

Surface preparation

• The old plaster must be removed at least 100 cm above the visible border of salt efflorescence
• Masonry joints must be cleaned to a depth of at least 20 mm and filled with SAKRET SP-G (SAP)
• Surface preparation must be done in accordance with WTA norms
• If there are coatings on the surface that negatively affect adhesion and surface quality, they must be removed mechanically, with a high-pressure washer or sandblasting
• Before applying SAKRET SP-G, the surface must be treated with the adhesion material SAKRET VSM

Usage

• If the masonry seams are shallow, then they can be filled with plaster starting with the first layer of plaster (layer thickness up to 10 mm)
• To achieve the maximum effect, eliminate the cause of moisture migration
• Mechanical processing of fresh mortar as little as possible can reduce the number of air pores in the material
• Before applying the second layer, let the restoration plaster dry for at least 4 hours, but not for more than 3 days
• Grating of the material is done as for ordinary plaster - with a grater
• Do not start rubbing when the surface is still wet, this can negatively affect the performance of recovery functions during operation
• To obtain a flat surface, we recommend using SAKRET SFP
• Protect the newly applied material from strong wind, direct sunlight, rain and freezing
• The material that has started to bind should not be diluted with water, but mixed again

Packing

• 25 kg / paper bags / 48 bags on a pallet

Tehnical data