Conventional cement-based and brick substrates.
Substrates must be strong, stable, sound, and clean, free of dust, formwork release agents, organic products, etc.
In cases of heat, wind, or on highly absorbent substrates, it is advisable to moisten the substrate and wait for the water film to disappear.
On non-porous substrates, apply a primer or improve the roughness mechanically.
Do not apply over plaster or paint.

Instructions for use

MECHANICAL APPLICATION

According to the machine chosen (hose cross-section and length) and external weather conditions, establish the optimal water/mortar ratio. Start at 20% and gradually adjust until the desired consistency is achieved.
It is important to keep the variables that can affect the characteristics of the applied mortar constant (distance from the wall, application angle, and water content).

MANUAL APPLICATION

Add water and mix manually or mechanically until a homogeneous and workable consistency is achieved.
Spread the mixed product onto the substrate with a trowel.
Allow the required time and trowel.
Precautions and Recommendations
Do not apply below 5°C or above 30°C.
Do not apply where there is a risk of frost, rain, strong winds, or direct sunlight.
For thicknesses greater than 1 cm, it is recommended to apply the product in two coats.
The final minimum thickness of the plaster must be at least 10 mm to ensure the wall's watertightness when the substrate is not resistant to water infiltration.
In extreme weather conditions (high winds or high temperatures), it is necessary to gently sprinkle the product the day after application.