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Feb® Febond Blue Grit®

Feb® Febond Blue Grit®

Extra grip plaster bonding agent

Feb® Febond Blue Grit® is a high performance plaster bonding agent specifically designed to provide an improved key to smooth surfaces. Containing a fine aggregate, Feb® Febond Blue Grit® provides a mechanical key to backgrounds such as plaster, concrete, painted surfaces and glazed tiles.

  • Provides mechanical key - enables plastering.
  • Blue colour gives easy identification of area covered.
  • Simple to apply by roller or brush.
  • Ready to use straight from the tub.
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Usage

  • Bonding coat for walls prior to plastering.
  • Bonding to difficult substrates - glass, ceramics, MR plasterboard, MDF, pre-cast concrete, and other particle boards etc.
 

Advantages

  • Provides mechanical key - enables plastering.
  • Blue colour gives easy identification of area covered.
  • Simple to apply by roller or brush.
  • Ready to use straight from the tub.

Packaging

5L & 10L pails

Colour

Blue

Product Details

Sustainability / Certifications / Approvals

APPROVALS / STANDARDS

Bond strength tested in accordance with EN13892-8. 
Product Information

Chemical Base

A modified vinyl co-polymer emulsion with selected aggregates and additives.

Shelf Life

24 months when stored in a sealed container and as recommended.

Storage Conditions

Store in cool (5 - 25°C) conditions. Protect from extremes of temperatures and frost.

Application

Consumption

Consumption

Approx. 4.5m2 per litre, depending on substrate porosity.
Application steps

APPLICATION

STIR WELL BEFORE USE. Ensure ambient and surface temperature is above 5°C.  Use 1 coat only. Apply using a short pile roller or brush to give an even coating. Feb® Febond Blue Grit® is coloured blue to help avoid missing any areas.

Protect adjacent surfaces from splashes and remove any Feb® Febond Blue Grit® before drying with warm soapy water.

Allow to dry thoroughly before applying plaster (usually 24 hours minimum). NOTE: drying time will be significantly extended at low temperatures. 

 

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