PAVIWATER® A+B

Two-component water-base colored finish (A + B) based on epoxy and amine resins , high solids content. Excellent wear resistance. Easy cleanability and sanitization of the surface. Good resistance to water, alkaline solutions, detergents and hydrocarbons, both high-boiling and low-boiling (oil, diesel, gasoline, etc.).
Compliant with Legislative Decree No. 193/2007 "EC Regulation 852/2004 concerning the hygiene of food products" (H.A.C.C.P.).

Colored painting of concrete floors inside buildings. Finishing for epoxy cement or epoxy thick coatings. Suitable for food environments, as it is easy to clean and sanitize.
Regeneration of resin flooring coloring. Plinth coating of aseptic premises in the food industry, pharmaceuticals, hospitals, public areas.

The substrate must have a minimum compressive strength of 25 N/mm² and a tensile strength of 1,5 N/mm² .

Concrete bases must be solid, dry (seasoned if newly built), leveled, absorbent, not polluted by oils, detergents, disarming, powders or other substances. Evaluate the most convenient type of mechanical preparation (abrasiving or sanding). Holes and slight anomalies can be repaired in advance with PAVIRAPID or SIVITCOL.
Tiled floors must be abrasive or polished to a completely opaque surface. Existing resin coatings must be abrasive or polished, thus eliminating dust residues.
Absorbent or chalking cementitious surfaces should first be treated with PAVIWATER T68 or with a return of PAVIWATER diluted with 50% by weight of water.

At the time of application, combine the two pre-dosed components in a single container. Mix carefully for 2 minutes, using appropriate equipment (drill with propeller) and taking care to clean the walls of the containers with a spatula in order to mix all the product.
Once the mixing phase is finished, respect the induction time by letting the product rest in the tin. Add the dilution water slowly and under stirring, stir the product for 1 minute and apply in a roller for a consumption of 0.130 kg/m² for each shot.

The product should be used after the induction time and within the time of use, according to the table below depending on the ambient temperature:

temperature 15 °C 25 °C 30 °C

induction time 25’ 15’ 10’

screen time 105’ 90’ 70'

Warning: avoid preparing partial mixtures of the product in order not to incur accidental errors, which could lead to a failure or complete hardening. If the induction and use times are not respected, there may be differences in the finish, highlighted by different colors and degrees of gloss.
As a finish, PAVIWATER should be diluted with 10% by weight of water, then applied in a roller by uniforming the surface with parallel movements.
For applications at low temperatures it is possible to dilute the formulation with a 1:1 mixture of water and ethyl alcohol. To obtain a non-slip surface, add 3-5% by weight of SFERETTE DI VETRO (FINI or GROSSE).
Keep the product stirring to avoid sedimentation.
PAVIWATER can also be applied “to smooth": in this case, add to the mixture 30% by weight of SFERETTE DI VETRO GROSSE and apply with american trowel, for a maximum consumption of 0.200 kg/m² of PAVIWATER.
Protect the applied product from moisture, condensation and water for at least 24 hours.

Shades of yellow, orange or some reds may require several shots to obtain a good covering effect (in some cases an additional first shot of white color is recommended).
Different production batches of the same color may have small differences: where possible use material from a single production batch for each area to be treated.
Some colors based on organic pigments (red, blue, green, intense yellows, ...) tend to give color if they are subjected to abrasion (dry or wet): in these cases it is advisable to protect the color with a transparent finish (from the FINIWATER or FINISOL series).
Do not apply to plaster casts intended for humid environments (e.g. showers).

Product for professional use, the buyer undertakes to follow the above warnings in the application of the purchased product and the instructions in the safety data sheet.