Application Guide

Preparation (After Primer)

• Ensure the primer is fully cured.

• Clean the entire area thoroughly.

• Vacuum to remove all dust, debris, and contaminants from the primed surface before application.

• The surface must be clean and dry for best adhesion.

Mixing

• Mix Part A and Part B as per product specifications.

• Gradually add talc powder while mixing to achieve the desired build and consistency.

• Use a mechanical mixer until the blend is fully homogeneous.

• For ease of use, the provided kits are pre-measured for direct mixing:

  • In a 1:1 kit, both cans are half-filled — pour Part B into Part A and mix directly.

  • In a 1:3 kit, the 1-gallon can is filled 2/3 full — pour the quart-sized Part B entirely into it and mix.

Application

• Apply with a trowel, roller, or squeegee, depending on the required build and leveling.

• Use a finishing trowel to push material into low spots, pinholes, and cracks.

• Avoid leaving trowel marks, as they will cause buildup that’s difficult to sand after curing.

• May be applied in up to 3 coats, depending on substrate roughness and project requirements.

• This product can also be used to patch surface defects before full midcoat application.

• Begin application from the farthest point from the exit, working toward the exit to avoid cornering yourself.

• Mask off baseboards and other protected areas before painting.

• Maintain a wet edge during application to avoid lap lines or dry joints between passes.