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Velvet
Paints
7, Udyog vihar chorhata Rewa Madhya Pradesh
486 006
Mobile
No. +91-6265559481, +91-9039911997
Email : velvetpaints@gmail.com |
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Velvet
Wall Putty
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| Velvet
wall putty is white cement
based fine powder which
provides an ideal finishing
for concrete / cement plastered
walls and ceiling. |
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Surfaces
to be painted. |
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New
surface requires preparation
such as removal of
dust, dirt and foreign
matter, In cases of
cracks, voids &
damages it should
be repaired. If surface
plaster was rough,
1st apply white cement/
white cement mortar
and level the surface.
cure the surface for
2 days. before starting
putty coat. surface
should be in just-wet
condition, prior to
putty application. |
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CAUTION
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Not recommended over
lime wash. |
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| Primers |
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Not
required. |
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| Methods
of Application |
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Mix
Velvet wall putty slowly in 35-40
% water by volume to prepare paste
of desired consistency. Mix vigorously
for 5-10 minutes for making lump
free and uniform paste. Product
should be mixed in such quantities
that is could be used within 2
hrs of its preparation. Mixing
could be done manually or by suitable
electric mixer. |
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| Finishing |
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spatula /blade/ trowel on the wall with
"bottom to top" configuration.
Apply second coat preferably after 4
hrs in hot season & after 12 hrs
in cold season. Second coat shall be
applied "horizontally" to
even out application marks of 1st coat
if any. Re-mix putty paste again for
1 minute, if it is left un-disturbed
for 30 minutes. Allow complete drying
for 3 days and then use fine emery paper
to remove application mark, if any. |
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| Product
Data |
Viscosity
: Supplied as powder.
Shades
: White, Grey, coloured as per top cem
card.
Packs :
1,5, 20 & 40 Kgs.
Finish
: Smooth and Matt.
Covering capacity
: 10 to 14 sq.ft. per kg per coat depending
on the surface and shade.
Thinner
: Water. |
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