Kronen® Stain Insulating white 123HS

The insulating and sealing primer prevents a bleeding through of critical pollutions such as asphalt, tar, bitumen, smoke and soot stains as well as coloured pens.

Isolierfarbe und Absperrgrund gegen Verschmutzungen

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Insulating and sealing primer for interior and exterior use, pigmented

Also insulates stubborn dirt
Fast drying time
Free of aromatic hydrocarbons
Low spattering tendency during application
Suitable for polystyrene

Kronen^® Flecken-Isolierweiss 123HS is an isolating and sealing primer for interior and exterior use, which reliably blocks difficult stains such as asphalt, tar, carbolineum, bitumen, smoke and soot stains as well as coloured pencil marks. It also isolates water marks on plaster, concrete and wood and provides an excellent insulating effect even on difficult surfaces. Thanks to its quick drying, low splattering tendency and styrofoam compatibility (without dissolving), it is ideal for the renovation of contaminated surfaces. The aromatic-free formulation has a mild odour and allows for a pleasant processing.

Instructions for use of Kronen^® 123 Isolating Stain White HS

Substrates and preparation

Kronen^® 123 Isolating Stain White HS can be used on mineral substrates, wood-based materials and polystyrene. The substrate must be dry, clean and capable of holding the paint. Dust, grease and loose particles must be removed before application.

Coating

Application: Apply 1–2 even coats using a paintbrush, roller or sprayer.
Test coat: Test the insulating effect on a small area before treating the entire surface.
Do not sand: Do not sand after drying to avoid damaging the insulating layer.

Recoatability and processing conditions

The product can be overpainted with emulsion paints, alkyd and water-dilutable acrylic lacquers, but not with two-component lacquers. During application and drying, the temperature should be between 8°C and 30°C, and the humidity between 30% and 75% RH. The surface is dry to the touch after about 10 minutes (at 20°C) and can be painted over after 80–120 minutes.