Avoid applying paint to facade surfaces heated by the sun, at high (above 30°C) air temperatures, as well as during rain and fog without using special film fences that limit atmospheric influences. We recommend that new concrete structures and newly plastered surfaces be allowed to stand for one heating season before painting. When using cement and cement-lime mortars for facade repair, the repaired surface must be allowed to stand for at least 1–2 months before painting.
We recommend a test application in an inconspicuous area. The color saturation of some materials may change slightly under the influence of the water repellent.
Do not paint hot heating radiators with water-soluble enamels!
Do not use without dilution! The high dry residue of undiluted primer-concentrate creates a smooth "slippery" film on the surface, on which paints are poorly applied, the surface is painted unevenly, with gaps.
When painting, maintain a "wet edge" by preventing the paint from drying out too quickly. When painting large areas, at elevated temperatures, or in low humidity, a slower drying time allows you to paint the surface evenly, without noticeable transitions.
To avoid streaks and to ensure a smooth and even surface, apply the enamel in thin layers - it is better to apply several layers than to try to cover everything in one go.
