Decorative treatments of plinths

Hair-cracked ordinary fine renders and hair-cracked concrete

JUB offers the following solutions for at least a month-old lime-cement or cement plasters (including base coats of façade thermal insulating systems) or unplastered concrete surfaces, with no bigger defects and damages, but with hair cracks:

Solution A

Apply a micro-reinforced acrylic façade paint REVITALCOLOR AG, which ensures high water repellence – especially in combination with JUKOL as a primer – and high protection against infection with wall algae and mould to painted surfaces. Paint attaches to the surface with adhesion, it is simple to apply – also in less favourable working conditions and you can select among a wide range of colour shades.  

Clean the plinth surface off dust and loose particles first and then coat it with diluted ACRYL EMULSION first (ACRYL EMULSION: water = 1 : 1) or diluted JUKOL (JUKOL: water = 1 : 1), then, apply the selected colour shade of
REVITALCOLOR AG twice.

To paint a of m² a plinth, you will need ~150 g of ACRYL EMULSION or ~150 ml of
JUKOL and  ~300 – 400 ml of REVITALCOLOR AG.

Solution B                                                                                                                               

You can also apply a micro-reinforced silicone façade paint REVITALCOLOR SILICONE, which is similar to REVITALCOLOR AG. Painted surfaces are extremely resistant to ageing - water repellence abates very slowly - therefore, dust and other dirt attach to them less and later.

Clean the plinth surface off dust and loose particles first and then coat it with diluted JUBOSIL G first (JUBOSIL G : water = 1 : 1) or diluted JUKOL (JUKOL: water = 1 : 1), then, apply the selected colour shade of REVITALCOLOR SILICONE twice.

To paint a of m² a plinth, you will need ~150ml of JUBOSIL G or ~150 ml of JUKOL and ~300 - 400 ml of REVITALCOLOR SILICONE.