Description
Caparol Aqua Multiprimer White
Caparol Aqua Multiprimer – Versatile adhesion primer for many substrates
Caparol Aqua Multiprimer White is a professional adhesion primer that ensures optimal adhesion on a wide range of substrates. This versatile primer from Caparol is designed to solve the challenges of painting difficult surfaces, where standard paint won’t adhere properly.
Broad application on various materials
Caparol Aqua Multiprimer can be used on many different substrates, including:
- Copper and other metals
- Iron and steel
- Rigid PVC
- Dimensionally stable wood
- Aluminium
- Previously painted or galvanised surfaces
It is important to test adhesion on a smaller surface with a cross-hatch test before application to larger areas. The primer must not be used on stainless steel or for roof treatment.
Optimal for indoor use
The product is particularly suitable for indoor use on wood and can be used on:
- Doors and window frames
- Windows and window sills
- Panels and trim
- Furniture and toys
Technical specifications and properties
Caparol Aqua Multiprimer is also available in smaller 0.75 L packaging and has a coverage of 8-10 m² per litre. The primer is supplied in standard white and cannot be tinted to other colours.
Drying times:
- Dust dry: 1-2 hours
- Can be overcoated with water-based paint: 12-16 hours
Application is easy with brush or roller, making the product practical for both professional tradespeople and private users.
Benefits of Caparol Aqua Multiprimer
The main advantage of this adhesion primer is its excellent adhesion on many different surfaces. This makes it an ideal solution when you need to paint difficult substrates, where standard paint won’t adhere properly.
The product is water-based, making it environmentally friendly and easy to work with. The neutral white colour serves as a good base for subsequent topcoats and ensures a uniform result.
Application and tips
For the best results, the surface should be clean, dry and free of loose particles. If you’re unsure about adhesion, it’s always recommended to do a cross-hatch test on a smaller, less visible surface first. After application, the primer should have the full drying time before overcoating to ensure optimal adhesion of the topcoat.
