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Single Pack Solvent Priming

Nothing is mixed and nothing is thinned. Apply one coat by brush, roller or spray straight from the container at 5.5m² per litre, working between 5°C and 25°C, indoors or out. Clean tools in white spirit.

Bare Substrate Preparation

The primer goes onto bare, porous mineral surfaces: concrete, sand and cement screeds, brick, blockwork, plaster and block paving. It is the layer the topcoat bonds to, so the floor beneath must be sound. Prepare the floor correctly before priming; adhesion depends on it.

Planned Overcoat Window

The primer is the bond between the substrate and the coating that follows, so plan the topcoat around it. Recoat after 6 hours at 20°C. Apply the finishing coat within 48 hours maximum at 20°C.

Seven Day Polyurethane Cure

The clear polyurethane film is touch dry in 6 hours and takes foot traffic after 8 hours at 20°C. It continues to cure for 7 days before reaching full cure. Plan heavier use of the floor around that full cure period.

Performance Profile

Single-Pack Solvent-Based Polyurethane. A clear primer for bare, porous floors, applied as supplied by brush, roller or spray. It seals the substrate in one coat and gives the floor coating that follows a sound, consistent base to bond to, on interior and exterior surfaces.

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Coverage 5.5m²per litre
Touch Dry 6 hrsat 20°C
Coats 1Recommended
Finish ClearTransparent film

Essential Information

Product Details

Description

EverFlor Prime PU is a polyurethane floor primer for bare, porous substrates. It is a single-pack, solvent-based polyurethane that dries to a clear film. Its job is to prepare raw concrete, screed and block paving so the floor coating that follows has a sealed, even base to bond to.

Bare porous substrate does not take a topcoat evenly. Open areas draw binder out of the coating, denser areas hold it at the surface, and loose dust sits in the bond line. Prime PU seals that surface first. The topcoat then goes onto one consistent primed layer instead of a substrate that varies across the floor.

It is a single-component product. Open the tin, stir it and apply it as supplied. There is no hardener to measure, no pot life to work against and no thinning. Apply it by brush, roller or spray, on interior and exterior floors.

Recommended areas of use

  • Porous, bare concrete floors
  • Sand and cement screeds
  • Block paving
  • Brick and blockwork
  • Plaster
  • Interior and exterior surfaces within the substrates listed above

Features

  • Single-pack polyurethane: nothing to mix and no pot life, so you can use part of a tin and reseal the rest.
  • Applied as supplied: no thinner goes in, so the film builds as formulated.
  • One-coat priming on bare porous substrate, which keeps the preparation stage to a single pass.
  • Dries clear, so it adds no colour of its own beneath the floor coating.
  • Brush, roller or spray application, so you can match the tool to the size and layout of the floor.
  • Suitable for interior and exterior use on the listed substrates.
  • Supplied in 5 litre and 20 litre packs to suit small rooms through to larger slabs.

Good to know

  • Preparation governs adhesion. Clean, sound, dry substrate is the condition for the primer to bond and for the coating to bond to it.
  • The product is specified for porous, bare substrates. Dense, sealed or previously coated surfaces fall outside its stated use.
  • The overcoat window has a maximum as well as a minimum. Plan the topcoat so it goes on inside that window.
  • Apply only within the stated application temperature range.
  • It is solvent-based. Ventilate interior spaces during application and drying, and clean tools with white spirit.
  • Foot traffic comes well before full cure. Keep heavy loads off the floor until the full cure period has passed.
Application

SURFACE PREPARATION

Prepare the floor correctly before you open the tin. Adhesion depends on it. The substrate must be sound, clean and dry.

Sweep and vacuum away all dust and loose material. Remove any contamination that would sit between the primer and the substrate. Prime PU is for porous, bare substrates: concrete, sand and cement screeds, brick, blockwork, plaster and block paving.

APPLICATION

Apply between 5°C and 25°C. Stir the product thoroughly. Apply it as supplied. Do not thin it.

Use a brush, roller or spray. Apply one even coat across the whole area. Work out any pooled material so the coat stays uniform.

DRYING AND OVERCOATING

At 20°C the primer is touch dry in 6 hours. Apply the floor coating from 6 hours and no later than 48 hours after priming. Allow 8 hours before foot traffic. Full cure takes 7 days. Lower temperatures extend these times.

CLEANING AND STORAGE

Clean tools with white spirit. Store sealed tins between 5°C and 30°C. Shelf life is 24 months.

Technical Data
Finish Clear / transparent
Coverage 5.5m² per Litre
Recommended coats 1
Touch dry 6 Hours at 20°C
Recoat after 6 Hours at 20°C
Full cure 7 days full cure.
Application Brush, Roller or Spray
Cleaner / Thinner Not required — apply as supplied
Suitable substrates Porous, bare concrete, sand and cement screeds, brick, blockwork, plaster and block paving
Shelf life 24 months
Wet film thickness 50µm
Dry film thickness 100 µm
Number of components 1
Minimum application temperature 5°C
Maximum overcoat 48 hours maximum at 20°C
Principal limitations Floors must be prepared correctly to ensure good adhesion.
Foot traffic 8 Hours at 20°C
Tool Cleaning White spirits
Composition Single pack, solvent based polyurethane.
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The Knowledge Hub

Everything You Need to Know

Browse our collection of in-depth articles and how-to guides designed to help you get the most out of this product. whether you need help with surface preparation or application advice, we have you covered.

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

How much Prime PU do I need for my floor?
Coverage is 5.5m² per litre for the single recommended coat. A 5 litre tin covers around 27.5m² and a 20 litre tin around 110m². Measure the floor area, divide by 5.5 to get litres, and round up to the nearest pack combination.
Do I need to thin it or mix anything in?
No. Prime PU is a single-component product and goes on as supplied. Stir it thoroughly and apply it. There is no hardener and no pot life, so you can use part of a tin and reseal the rest. Clean tools with white spirit.
How long before I can apply the floor coating and walk on it?
At 20°C the primer is ready to overcoat after 6 hours, and the topcoat must go on within 48 hours. Foot traffic is possible after 8 hours. Full cure takes 7 days. Colder conditions lengthen all of these times.
Which surfaces can I use it on?
It is specified for porous, bare substrates: concrete, sand and cement screeds, brick, blockwork, plaster and block paving. It is suitable for interior and exterior use. Dense, sealed or previously coated surfaces are outside its stated use.
What preparation does the floor need?
Correct preparation is the main condition for good adhesion. The floor must be sound, clean and dry before you prime it. Remove all dust, loose material and contamination, and apply only within the stated application temperature range. Ventilate interior spaces, as the product is solvent-based.

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