FIX+ R omnibind
Pre-treatment plaster
Fast drying bonding agent and adjuvant.
Characteristic properties of the product
- Ideal on smooth, closed substrates.
- Fast drying.
- Can be diluted for use on porous substrates.
- Improves adhesion.
- Bonding agent.
- Additive for cement and lime mortars.
- Walls and ceilings.
- Indoor and outdoor.
Applications
Bonding agent
FIX+ R omnibind is a fast-drying adhesion product used as a pre-treatment under layers of cement and lime. Its very liquid appearance ensures a short drying time on smooth, closed substrates such as existing concrete and tiles. Suitable for use as an adhesion product diluted for porous surfaces, with direct application, damp on damp, of a layer of cement or lime. It is applied using a whitewash brush, roller, brush or with a sprayer device.
Rendering slurry
Applied as a rendering slurry, FIX+ R omnibind is ideal as a coating medium on smooth substrates, increasing resistance to shear stress, including on thick plaster.
Additive
The addition of FIX+ R omnibind as an additive in mixing water enables the coating to be used on a wall heating unit, where there are multiple vibrations and if there is frost. Water absorption is reduced, which makes the coating particularly suitable, for example, for plastered façade plinths (substructures)
Getting started with FIX+ R omnibind
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Why should I apply a sealant?
Sealants are made based on an elastomer and are generally used to create a smooth/flexible joint or transition. They have an excellent sealing effect and are better able (than, for example, cement-based grouts) to absorb some tensions/movements.
Is it necessary to apply a primer before plastering?
A primer ensures better adhesion of the plaster mortar to the substrate. This is especially important for smooth, closed and porous or highly absorbent surfaces. Where plaster mortar without a primer would have difficulty bonding properly. In addition, a primer also ensures even absorption of the plaster mortar, making it easier to strip off the plaster mortar and polish it, sand it or finish it with a trowel.
Should I dilute primer?
Omnicol supplies ready-to-use primers that do not need to be diluted. Open the packaging, stir, and you're ready to go. Only the suction-reducing plaster primer ZV (FIX+ R and FLEX+ are also dilutable) omnibind can be adjusted to the suction of the substrate by dilution.