Minerālais dekoratīvais apmetums Caparol CT Modellier-und Spachtelputz 134 25kg (788182)

Mineral lightweight rendering mortar according to DIN EN 998-1 in the Capatect façade systems, as well as on all load-bearing mineral wall and ceiling surfaces indoors and outdoors, e.g. the Capatect interior insulation systems or the render systems for monolithic construction. Do not use on surfaces exposed to extreme mechanical loads.

Material Properties

• Smooth and safe application due to lightweight aggregates
• Water vapour permeable
• Excellent adhesion to all mineral substrates
• High crack resistance
• Especially economic due to quick application and low material consumption
• Environmentally friendly

Suitable Substrates
Reinforcement layers of Capatect ETICS A and B and ventilated cladding systems; mineral based new or existing mineral render of mortar group PII and PIII as per DIN V 18550.

Substrate Preparation
If necessary, cover the scaffold with tarpaulins to avoid exposure to rain during the drying phase. Carefully cover the area around the surface to be coated, especially glass, ceramics, paintwork, clinker, natural stone, metal, as well as natural or glazed wood. Immediately wash off any splashes of render with plenty of water.

The substrate must be plane, clean, dry, solid, load-bearing and free from separating substances. Observe VOB, Part C, DIN 18363, Para. 3. Clean surfaces affected by mould, moss or algae by means of pressure water jets, observing the legal regulations. Wash thoroughly with "Capatox" and allow the surfaces to dry thoroughly. Clean surfaces soiled by industrial fumes or soot by pressure water jetting with the addition of suitable cleaning products and in compliance with the legal regulations. To reduce the risk of staining with coloured finishing coats, ensure that the substrate is evenly dry!

Method of Application
Apply the wet mortar over the entire surface with a stainless steel trowel or a suitable fine render spraying machine and model, felt or slurry over the surface as desired when fresh.
The application thickness of the material is limited to a layer thickness between 2-5 mm.
The tool choice influences the roughness profile of the surface, therefore always work with the same tools.

To achieve a plane surface, connected areas should always be applied by the same craftsman to avoid differences due to different "handwriting".

To avoid lapping, use a sufficient number of workers on each scaffold layer. Work through wet in wet quickly.

In the case of creative structures, too great differences in material thickness should be avoided in order to prevent shrinkage cracks at the transitions.

It must be taken into account that in smoothed or washed-over structures a sintered layer can occur as a result of surface binder accumulation and fine shrinkage cracks cannot be completely ruled out. These do not represent a defect that can be objected to.

Due to the use of natural fillers and granulates, slight colour variations are possible. Therefore, only use material with the same batch number on connected surfaces or mix material with different batch numbers beforehand.