Stellmann Clear Primer 1 Litre

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Stellmann Clear Primer is the water-based acrylic primer that warrants adhesion of Stellmann Non-Slip Clear PRO and Stair Nosing Coating to tiles, stone, terrazzo, glass and metal. Diluted 1:1 with water it goes on with a sponge or microfibre cloth, dries clear in about 30 minutes and uses only 15 to 20 grams per square metre. Supplied in a 1 litre bottle.

Description

Every Stellmann Non-Slip Clear PRO installation starts with the same thin coat of primer, because that is what makes the warranty on adhesion possible across such a wide range of floors. Stellmann Clear Primer is a single-component, water-based acrylic that bonds the clear non-slip coating, and the Stair Nosing Coating, to tiles, ceramics, marble, concrete, natural and cast stone, terrazzo, glass and metal.

It is tinted blue while wet so you can see where it has been applied, and dries transparent. At lower dilution it also stabilises friable surfaces and binds loose particles, which is useful on older grout lines and worn stone.

Technical Specifications

Product type Water-based, single-component acrylic primer
Use with Stellmann Non-Slip Clear PRO and Stellmann Stair Nosing Coating
Dilution 1 part primer to 1 part water
Coverage Approx. 15 to 20 g of diluted mixture per m², depending on substrate suction
Colour Blueish when liquid, transparent after curing
Cure time Approx. 30 minutes at room temperature
Overcoat window Apply the coating within 8 hours of priming
Substrates Tiles, ceramics, marble, concrete, natural stone, cast stone, terrazzo, glass, metal
Pack size 1 litre
Shelf life 1 year in a sealed container stored cool; protect from frost

Where to Use

  • Under Stellmann Non-Slip Clear PRO on every substrate
  • Under Stellmann Stair Nosing Coating on tiles, stone, glass and metal
  • Under Stellmann Aqualine coatings when applied to tiles, stone or metal rather than concrete
  • Stabilising friable or dusty mineral surfaces before coating

How to Apply

  1. Clean — wash with Stellmann Prep and Maintenance Cleaner until foaming stops, rinse and allow to dry completely.
  2. Dilute — mix 1:1 with water in a small cup or bucket.
  3. Apply — for areas under 15 square metres, wipe on a thin, even layer with a sponge or microfibre cloth; avoid puddling and a thick film.
  4. Cure — allow about 30 minutes; wear shoe covers if you must walk on the primed surface.
  5. Coat — apply the Stellmann coating within 8 hours. Do not use cleaning agents after priming.

Important Notes

  • Not for substrates exposed to rising damp.
  • Marks left in the primer can remain visible under the clear coating, so keep footprints and drips off the primed surface.
  • The primer is not classified as hazardous for supply or transport; see the Safety Data Sheet under the Documents tab.

Key Features

  • Mandatory primer for Stellmann Non-Slip Clear PRO and Stair Nosing Coating
  • Water-based single-component acrylic, no mixing
  • Dilute 1:1 with water; approx. 15 to 20 g of diluted primer per square metre
  • Blue tint while wet so you can see coverage, transparent once cured
  • Cures in about 30 minutes at room temperature
  • Bonds to tiles, ceramics, marble, concrete, natural and cast stone, terrazzo, glass and metal
  • Also stabilises friable surfaces at lower dilution
  • 1 litre bottle, 1 year shelf life

Frequently asked questions

How much area does 1 litre of Stellmann Clear Primer cover?

Diluted 1:1 with water, the primer is applied at roughly 15 to 20 grams of diluted mix per square metre, so a 1 litre bottle covers a large area. Actual usage depends on how absorbent the substrate is.

How long after priming can I apply the non-slip coating?

Application can start as soon as the primer is dry, about 30 minutes at room temperature, and must be completed within 8 hours of priming. The primed surface feels slightly tacky but dry.

Can Stellmann Clear Primer be used on a surface with rising damp?

No. Do not use it on substrates exposed to rising damp, and make sure every surface is thoroughly dry before priming.

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