Liquid plastic floor coating Kronalux® Liquid Plastic

Kronalux® Liquid Plastic 780

Floor coating for normally stressed spaces in the residential area such as cellars, staircases and garages. Suitable for cement screed, concrete, steel, wood.

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Kronalux^® 780 liquid plastic – easy to process, highly durable

scrub-resistant
impact, shock and abrasion resistant
very good adhesion
resistant to common household chemicals
high covering capacity
for indoor and outdoor use
slip resistance class R9
suitable for garages

Kronalux^® liquid plastic is easy to process, dries quickly and impresses with its good adhesion and covering capacity. Our high-quality liquid plastic makes the surface of the floor resistant to abrasion and wear, light-resistant, water-repellent, resistant to common household cleaning agents and can even withstand diluted acids, alkalis and mineral oils for a short time. Kronalux^® liquid plastic is the ideal floor coating for interior and exterior surfaces subject to normal wear and tear in the private or commercial sector. Whether floors, cellars, covered balconies and walkways, stairs or garages – as a pigmented floor coating, Kronalux^® liquid plastic is suitable for coating a wide variety of floors – for example, those made of concrete, cement screed, asbestos cement, steel, wood or even plastic.

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Coating floors with liquid plastic – how to do it

Preparation of concrete, plaster and cement asbestos substrates

Concrete, plaster or cement asbestos substrates should be at least four to six weeks old, clean, dry, grease-free, non-slip and load-bearing when the coating work begins.
Please remove any loose and crumbling material.
Concrete and cement plaster should still be sufficiently absorbent to ensure the necessary adhesion.
Please remove cement paste and sinter layers from the surface by sandblasting or mechanical roughening.
Concrete surfaces with superficial contamination are best cleaned by brushing with an active cleaner (e.g. Jaeger Special Cleaner 080). Then wash with plenty of water or a steam jet.
After that, allow the prepared surfaces to dry well.
For deep-seated impurities, please carry out appropriate remediation.

Attention: Adhesion is affected by moisture on the back (groundwater)!

What about plastic, steel and old coatings?

Plastic: Due to the large number of different types of plastic, we always recommend a preliminary test.

Steel: Remove rust and grease and apply a coat of Jaeger Mult-primer 715.

Old coatings: Clean, sand and test for compatibility and adhesion (test coats).

How should garage floors be prepared?

Clean and roughen untreated cement screed floors, for example by grinding or acidifying (dissolve citric acid in water and allow soaking in for approx. 30 minutes, then rinse well). Please remove sinter layers.
After grinding, vacuum and remove dust by damp cleaning.
The floor must be load bearing – a scratch test with a knife should only leave a slight scratch. If a furrow can be scratched into the floor, it must first be stabilised with an epoxy resin primer (Kronalit® special primer resin 864).
Old coatings must be load bearing; non-adherent areas must be removed.
Clean and sand down old coats of paint, then vacuum up the sanding dust and mop up.
We recommend preliminary tests for old coats of other materials.

Caution: Kronalux® 780 liquid plastic is not suitable for underground car parks or other heavily used large structures.

Paint structure of the liquid plastic

1st coat. Allow to dry overnight. 2nd coat.

Please note: Apply a thin layer of material to the floor area, do not flood. Turn off the burner in boiler rooms! Food must be removed from the rooms during painting and drying. Ensure good ventilation! Do not paint in direct sunlight