Decorative treatments of plinths
Hair-cracked ordinary fine renders and hair-cracked concrete
Solution A
Highly water-repellent KULIRPLAST 2.0 provides a plinth with desired decorative appearance as well as with indispensable protection against destructive effect of rainwater bouncing from the ground. It is very solid, adheres to the substrate well, is resistant to effects of smoke and ultraviolet radiation and is existent in relatively harsh weather conditions.
Instructions for decorative protection with KULIRPLAST 2.0 can be found on: here
Solution B
Decorative protection with smooth, towelled or sprayed acrylic, silicone and silicate plasters. More demanding colour and structural combinations of façade surfaces are reasons to also select among smooth, towelled or sprayed acrylic, silicone and silicate plasters for decorative protection of plinths. They are highly solid, resistant to effects of smoke and ultraviolet radiation, but they do not last long if exposed to intensive moistening by rainwater bouncing from the ground (the most sensitive in this respect are silicate renders). Because of this, restoring paint in shorter intervals is recommended as is recommended for renders of the same type, which are applied to other parts of façade surfaces.
Instructions for decorative protection with smooth acrylic renders can be found on: here
Instructions for decorative protection with smooth silicate renders can be found on: here
Instructions for decorative protection with smooth silicone renders can be found on: here
Instructions for decorative protection with trowelled acrylic renders can be found on: here
Instructions for decorative protection with trowelled silicate renders can be found on: here
Instructions for decorative protection with trowelled silicone renders can be found on: here
Instructions for decorative protection with sprayed acrylic renders can be found on: here
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