Kapfix Primer Flooring
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Even before the self-leveling compound touches the floor, Kapfix Floor Primer is already at work. Water-based and solvent-free, this acrylic primer seals the substrate’s pores, evens out absorption, and creates the bonding bridge that keeps the system intact, from concrete to the final covering. It works on highly absorbent substrates, such as screeds and slabs, as well as on low-absorption glass-like surfaces, such as porcelain tiles and ceramics, eliminating the need for two different products. On floors, apply it undiluted; on concrete, dilute it at a ratio of 3 parts primer to 1 part water. Ready to use, with no elaborate preparation.
Skipping this step is the most common mistake on projects that end in debonding or visible unevenness. Without Kapfix Floor Primer, a porous base absorbs water from the self-leveling compound unevenly, causing bubbles, joints, and leveling defects that compromise the entire job. When applied correctly, with up to 3 hours between coats, Kapfix self-leveling compound finds a surface prepared to bond with a strength of at least 0.5 MPa after just 7 days. This is the step that protects your flooring investment before any covering is installed.
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Even before the self-leveling compound touches the floor, Kapfix Floor Primer is already at work. Water-based and solvent-free, this acrylic primer seals the substrate’s pores, evens out absorption, and creates the bonding bridge that keeps the system intact, from concrete to the final covering. It works on highly absorbent substrates, such as screeds and slabs, as well as on low-absorption glass-like surfaces, such as porcelain tiles and ceramics, eliminating the need for two different products. On floors, apply it undiluted; on concrete, dilute it at a ratio of 3 parts primer to 1 part water. Ready to use, with no elaborate preparation.
Skipping this step is the most common mistake on projects that end in debonding or visible unevenness. Without Kapfix Floor Primer, a porous base absorbs water from the self-leveling compound unevenly, causing bubbles, joints, and leveling defects that compromise the entire job. When applied correctly, with up to 3 hours between coats, Kapfix self-leveling compound finds a surface prepared to bond with a strength of at least 0.5 MPa after just 7 days. This is the step that protects your flooring investment before any covering is installed.
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Prepare the substrate
Make sure the surface is clean, dry, sound, and free of dust, grease, release agents, loose paint, or any material that could compromise adhesion.
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Homogenize the product
Before use, homogenize the primer with a paddle attached to a low-speed drill (100 to 200 rpm) or manually until a uniform consistency is obtained.
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Prepare the mixture according to the substrate
For highly absorbent substrates (concrete and screeds), dilute the primer in a ratio of 3 parts primer to 1 part water. For low-absorption substrates (ceramic tiles, porcelain tiles, and natural stone), apply the product undiluted.
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Apply the primer
Apply the primer evenly over the entire surface using a brush, broom, or roller. Avoid puddling. On highly absorbent substrates, apply 2 to 3 coats; on low-absorption substrates, apply up to 2 coats.
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Observe the interval between coats
Wait 1 to 3 hours between coats, depending on the weather conditions and substrate absorption. The maximum interval between coats is 3 hours.
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Apply the self-leveling compound
After the final coat of primer, apply the self-leveling compound within the time specified in the system's technical data sheet. Do not exceed the waiting time, as the primer loses effectiveness if the compound is applied after too long an interval.
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Reapply the primer between layers
For multiple layers of self-leveling compound, reapplying the primer between coats is mandatory to ensure system adhesion.
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Frequently asked questions