Purpose:
A special insulating primer is used before applying Fire Stop non-combustible paint to various types of substrates. It ensures compatibility and adhesion of Fire Stop non-combustible paint to the substrate, prevents chalking, and provides high strength and performance properties for the coating.

Substrate type:

• Concrete
• Brick
• Plaster, putty

Application method:

• Brush
• Roller
• Spray gun

Consumption:
8−13 m²/l

Palette:
milky white

Composition:
Aqueous dispersion of polymers, biocides, functional additives, water.

Color:
Milky white

Gloss level:
Deep matte

Density:
about 1.22−1.32 kg/l

Consumption per 1 layer*:
8−13 m²/l

Inter-layer drying time**:
2 hours

Drying time before applying finish paint:
4 hours

Recommended number of layers:
1−2

Wet abrasion resistance according to GOST 32300 / DIN EN 13300:
Class 2

Non-volatile matter content:
Not less than 45%

Combustibility group GOST 30244:
G1 (low-combustible)

Flammability group GOST 30402:
V1 (hard-to-ignite)

Smoke generation capacity group GOST 12.1.044:
D2 (moderate smoke generation capacity)

Toxicity group of combustion products GOST 12.1.044:
T2 (moderately hazardous)

Substrate temperature during application:
from +5 °C to +35 °C

Shelf life:
24 months

* Material consumption depends on the quality of substrate preparation, application method, tools used, qualifications of the workers, and may differ from the specified values.
** At t (+20±2) ℃ and relative air humidity of no more than (65±5) %. If the temperature decreases or humidity increases, the drying time may increase. At an air temperature below +15℃ or relative air humidity above 65%, the next layer of primer should be applied no earlier than 24 hours later.

A special insulating primer is used before applying Fire Stop non-combustible paint to various types of substrates. Using Bergauf Techno Primer Isol ensures compatibility and adhesion of the Fire Stop non-combustible paint to the substrate, prevents chalking, and provides high strength and performance properties of the coating.
The primer forms an opaque, "breathable" coating, evens out the absorbency of the substrate, improves interlayer adhesion through micro-reinforcement of the substrate, and facilitates more uniform application of subsequent paint layers. It is easy to apply and dries quickly.

It is used for treating concrete, brick, cement, gypsum, polymer plasters, or putties.
The primer can be used in rooms with normal and high humidity.

Available in a fixed color palette: milky white

SURFACE PREPARATION
Prepare the surface in accordance with SP 71.13330.2017.
The surface must meet the following requirements:
  concrete, reinforced concrete, brickwork older than 28 days and relative humidity no more than 4%
  cement, cement-sand, cement-lime, lime plasters and putties older than 14 days and relative humidity no more than 4%
  polymer putties older than 3 days, relative humidity no more than 1%
  gypsum plasters and putties older than 3 days, relative humidity no more than 1%.

Clean the surface of dust and dirt. Remove loose layers of old paint and whitewash from previously painted surfaces.
Sand hard and firmly adhering glossy surfaces to a matte finish, and remove sanding dust. Surfaces previously covered with chalk or lime paints must be thoroughly cleaned until completely removed.
If necessary, fill in irregularities, then sand the dried surface.
Strengthen loose (soft) gypsum plasters, putties, and polymer putties with a deep-penetrating primer Bergauf Techno Primer or Bergauf Tiefgrunt.


WORK PROCEDURE
The surface to be treated must be solid, dry, clean, and free of substances that prevent adhesion; the surface temperature for work should be from +5°C, the room temperature during paint application should be from +5°C to +35°C, and the relative air humidity should be below 80%.
Stir until homogeneous before use, do not dilute.
Apply to a prepared, dry, clean surface with a roller, brush, or sprayer.
Recommended number of primer layers depending on the type of surface:
— gypsum plasters and putties 2 layers
— polymer putties 1–2 layers
— cement plasters and putties 1–2 layers
— concrete 1–2 layers
— drywall 1–2 layers
— brick 1–2 layers.

Apply the non-combustible paint Fire Stop to the primed surface no earlier than 4 hours later, provided the temperature is at least +15°C and the relative air humidity is no more than 65%.

At temperatures below +15°C or relative air humidity above 65%, the drying time of the primer before painting increases. The curing time can take up to 14 days.
Applying non-combustible paint Fire Stop over undried primer is not allowed!

Store and transport in a tightly closed container at a temperature of at least +5° and no more than +35°C. The bucket with the product should be protected from excessive heat and stored away from direct sunlight. Do not freeze. If conditions are met, the shelf life in the original sealed packaging is 24 months from the date of manufacture. During storage, the product may separate, which is easily corrected by stirring. Keep any partially used product in a tightly closed container and use as soon as possible.
The product is fire and explosion-proof and does not contain flammable components.