Step 1

The substrate must necessarily be clean, dry and free of dust, mold and grease prior to the application. The substrate must be stable, all loose particles such as dust, oil, grease must be removed. Moreover, standing waters must be removed. The surface should be waterproofed and not subject to continuous rising damp. Also, the humidity of the substrate must me less than 4% and the atmospheric humidity less than 65%. Do not wash the surface with water.

Step 2

Priming of inorganic non-absorbent surfaces (eg glass ceramic tiles, glass and glass blocks: Prime the surfaces with the ANTISLIP PROMOTER primer by mopping them. Dampen a clean cloth with a rich amount of ANTISLIP PROMOTER and clean the entire surface. Change the cloth often. In this way the surface is chemically activated by simultaneously increasing the adhesion and removing the surface fats. It is important that the ANTISLIP PROMOTER spreads over the entire surface. It can be recoated after 2-3 hours. The consumption of ANTISLIP PROMOTER is based on a damp cloth coating on a smooth surface under normal laboratory conditions. Factors such as substrate absorbency, temperature, relative humidity and mode of application can change the recommended consumption.