Description
Tikkurila Optiva Ceramic Super Matt 3 Deep matt latex paint with ceramic technology for walls and ceilings. The latest generation, water-based, latex paint is developed using modern ceramic technology, which guarantees high resistance to mechanical impact. It is intended for painting walls and ceilings in residential buildings, offices and public buildings, schools, kindergartens, health care facilities (hospitals), work and production premises, as well as food production facilities where there is no direct contact with food. Creates a beautiful, washable matte surface.
High mechanical resistance to shiny patches and scratches after sweeping the surface, etc. Expressive tones, especially suitable for deep matte colors. Non-reflective, deeply matte and even surface regardless of viewing angle. Unique ability to restore the matt surface after lightly wiping the surface with a dry or wet cloth, because, thanks to the combination of modern waxes specially used in the composition, the wall restores its matte finish. Even and easy to apply paint. Highest wet abrasion resistance - Class 1 (EN 13300: 2002) Very good adhesion to the surface. Long-lasting tone stability. Beautiful, deep matte surface. Eco-friendly formula and the highest quality approved by the European Union Eco-label. The paint meets the VOC requirements according to the BREEAM International Certification System Dry residue by weight: Base A - approx. 56% by weight (depending on the shade), base C - approx. 54% by weight (depending on the shade). Application For decorative painting of gypsum boards, gypsum, lime-cement plaster, concrete surfaces, as well as for renovation of old coatings. The product can be used on small wooden and metal surfaces. Prior to application, prime the surface with a suitable primer (Tikkurila Rostex Super Akva, Tikkurila Multistop or Tikkurila Helmi Pohjamaali - the choice of primer depends on the surface).
Drying times At a temperature of + 23 ° C and a humidity of 50%, the paint dries in approx. 1 hour. The time interval between each subsequent coat should be at least 4 hours. At lower temperatures and higher humidity, the interval between each subsequent coat may be longer.
