Putties and wall smoothening
Smoothening and levelling the entire surface of walls
Living room
Bedroom
Kitchen - constant and high moisture
Bathroom - constant and high moisture
Sauna, swimming pool
Hall
Basement
Large, poorly heated areas e.g. churches
Areas exposed to impacts e.g. gymnasiums
Filling in cracks and irregularities (preparation prior to painting)
Single holes up to 3cm
Middle irregularities - up to 3mm per one coating
Large irregularities - up to 5mm per one coating
Walls smoothening
Nail and wall plug holes
Micro cracks, cracks and scratches up to 5mm
Construction scratches of 5mm width
Installation of cardboard gypsum panels
Installation of cardboard gypsum panels
Filling in joints in cardboard gypsum panels with tape
Filling in joints in cardboard gypsum panels without tape
Exterior works
Interior linings
Facade holes
Facade smooth finishing excluding BSO system (BSO in Polish - Seamless Thermal Insulation System)
Preparation prior to painting
To painter’s tape - prevents paint from getting under the tape
Connecting wall and ceiling
To be painted after 2h
Connecting two different substrates
Priming
Medium and highly absorptive substrates
OSB boards prior to painting
New substrates with applied putty
New cement or cement and lime substrates prior to putty application
New substrates made of cardboard gypsum panels and cut edges of panels
Concrete floors prior to ceramic tiles
Gypsum plasters prior to putty application
Holes, cracks prior to repair
Wallpapers
Loose substrates (e.g. peeling, flaking)
Cement or anhydrite screeds
Substrates featuring limited absorption prior to putty application
Non-absorptive substrates
OSB boards prior to putty application
Glass and ceramic tiles
Formwork and smoothened concrete
Oil-based paints/ dado
Polished gres floor
Prefabricated elements, made of smooth concrete formwork
Terrazzo tiles