MATT EMULSION.
Matt Emulsion is an Acrylic copolymer based, washable interior/exterior emulsion paint with a smooth flat decorative finish.
It offers excellent adhesion and recoatatability. Matt Emulsion is with better hiding power, and exceptional light and weather resistances.
Basically, it is for masonry application purpose, with good alkali resistance. It contains anti bacterial and anti fungal additives.
RECOMMENDED USE.
Matt Emulsion is recommended for the masonry applications on concrete, plaster, stucco filler, gypsum board, asbestos, blocks etc.
It is used also for sealing the surfaces of stucco filler and gypsum board. It is recommended for the interior/exterior applications
of flats, buildings, offices, boundary wall etc. It can also be applied over wooded surfaces also.
| Paint type | Product type | Finishing | Recommended Substrate | Pack Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water based | INTERIOR/EXTERIOR | Smooth / Matt | Plaster, brick & masonry | 1 liter, 4 liter & 16 liter |
Composition
- Pigment.
- Binder.
- Thinner
Application method
- Spray – Use airless spray
- Brush – Recommended
- Roller – Recommended
Technical Data
- Volume Solid: White 44 ± 2% (nominal), other colours will vary
- Film Thickness: Wet: 80 – 90 µm
Dry: 35 – 40 µm - Drying Time: Touch Dry: Single coat at standard film thickness (Dependent on temperature and humidity)
- Recoating Time: 2 – 3 hours (Dependent on temperature and humidity)
- No. of Coats: 2 – 3 coats
- Theoretical Coverage: 10 – 13 m² per liter per coat
(Actual coverage is dependent on substrate condition, application method, application condition, and finishing appearance)
- Shelf Life: Up to 24 months in tight sealed container
- Shades: Available as per demand
Note
Theoretical Coverage is based on a mathematical formula and does not consider Loss Factor.
[ Volume Solid % × 10 / Dry Film Thickness (µ) ] = m² /lit/coat
This theoretical coverage rate has been calculated from the volume solids of the material and is related to the amount of coating applied onto a perfectly smooth surface without wastage.
For a practical coverage rate, due allowance should be made for atmospheric conditions, surface roughness, geometry of the article being coated, the skill of applicator, method of application etc. when estimating quantities required for a particular job.
The above information is given to the best of our knowledge based on laboratory tests and practical experience.
However, since we cannot anticipate or control the many conditions under which our products may be used, we can only guarantee the quality of the product itself.