VITCAS PVA Adhesive Sealer is a high-viscosity, water-resistant, rapid-drying emulsion primer designed for use in conjunction with VITCAS Heat Resistant Products. It is ideal for application on fireboards, tiles, and other porous surfaces.
Vitcas PVA Sealer - an all-in-one solution carefully engineered to enhance the performance of your Vitcas Heat Resistant Products. This single-part, water-resistant, polyvinyl acetate-based emulsion is the perfect companion for Vitcas Heat Resistant Tile Adhesive, Heat Resistant Plaster, Fireplace Render, High Temperature Plasterboard, and other heat-resistant products.
Versatile and high-performing, Vitcas PVA Adhesive Sealer serves as an all-purpose solution. Its multi-faceted functionality allows it to seal porous substrates, preventing the absorption of active components from applied products, and to function as a bonding agent, bridging a variety of materials. Additionally, it acts as a robust dust barrier on surfaces like cement and plaster, markedly enhancing adhesion performance.
Key Features
High Viscosity - Crafted with a thick, high-viscosity formula for superior hold and excellent bonding.
Water Resistance - Provides effective protection against water, improving the durability and performance of heat-resistant finishes.
Rapid Drying - Dries quickly, making application more efficient and convenient.
Multiple Uses - Suitable as an adhesive to seal porous surfaces and prevent absorption of active ingredients, a dust proofer for fireboards, a bonding agent for ceramic tiles, and an adhesion enhancer for other mortar-based surfaces.
Instructions for Use
Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or loose material.
Apply Vitcas PVA Sealer undiluted to porous surfaces such as masonry, high-temperature boards, construction boards, etc.
Apply the heat-resistant product once the PVA Sealer becomes tacky to the touch. Note: Drying time may vary depending on temperature and humidity.
For external applications, ensure the substrate is completely dry before use.
Always test a small area first to ensure compatibility with the surface.