Sikadecor 803 Bi-component grey microcement 30 kg

Mortar plaster for levelling surfaces before applying decorative microcement. Pre-measured batches of 30 kg, grey in colour. SikaDecor-803 Nature is a two-component coating formulated with Portland cement. Formulated from Portland cement, selected aggregates, additives and synthetic resins selected aggregates, additives and synthetic resins, for high performance high performance for levelling surfaces prior to application of decorative microcement. for levelling surfaces prior to application of decorative microcement. USES: SikaDecor -803 Nature is suitable for :

• Smoothes surfaces before applying decorative microcement.
• decorative microcement.
• Filling of tile joints in tiled or screeded substrates before the application of microcement.
• tiled or screeded substrates, before the application of decorative microcement.
• decorative microcement. SikaDecor®-803 Nature can be used as a regulator on a wide variety of substrates such as :
• Concrete and mortar.
• Brick
• Floor and wall coverings with old tiles (for these substrates, the use of a primer is necessary).
• In general, all types of porous substrates.
• SikaDecor®-803 Nature can be used on interior and exterior walls and floors.

BENEFITS :

• Pre-measured Product
• Easy to apply on site
• Low shrinkage

PACKAGING :

• Pre-measured batch of 30 kg

COLOUR :

• Component A: Grey powder / white powder
• Component B: whitish liquid

Chemical base: Two-component polymer mortar Storage: 12 months from date of manufacture in original, unopened and undamaged packaging Storage conditions: In dry conditions, at temperatures between + 5°C and + 25°C. Protect from frost. Density: ~ 2kg/l (at +20ºC) Consumption: ~ 2.0 kg/m2/mm which corresponds to an approximate yield of 15 m2. Consumption may vary depending on substrate conditions (porosity, surface roughness, permeability, etc.). Ambient temperature : Min.

+8 °C, max. +30 °C Support temperature: Min. +8 °C, max. +30 °C Waiting time / Can be repainted: Approx. 24 hours. Curing times are approximate and may be affected by changes in weather and substrate conditions. changes in weather and substrate conditions.