Wall glaze binder

KREIDEZEIT Wandlasur Bindemittel is a transparent casein-based binder to be mixed with water. It can be used to create individual wall finishes by brushing, wiping, rag-rolling and stippling, as well as to consolidate plasters transparently.

Can be tinted with all KREIDEZEIT earth and mineral pigments and other alkali-resistant pigments. The characteristic glaze effect is best achieved on light-coloured, slightly textured substrates (e.g. KREIDEZEIT Slaked Lime Paint – filled, Lime Brush-on Plaster, Lime Bonding Plaster -fine-, Lime Smoothing Plaster, Brush and Roller Plaster).

Properties

• Powder for mixing with water, transparent
• easy to apply
• dry-rub resistant, matt
• vapour-permeable: sd value < 0.01 m (DIN EN ISO 12572)
• can be tinted with KREIDEZEIT pigments
• free from preservatives

Suitable substrates

All KREIDEZEIT wall paints and other absorbent, sound coatings – ideally light-coloured, slightly textured lime substrates. Not on distemper, latex paints, plastic surfaces, metal, wood, non-absorbent or permanently damp substrates.

Application & Processing

Mixing: Stir the powder into cold water until free of lumps, leave to swell, then stir again; add pigments.

Application: Use a paint brush, cloth or sponge to carry out the desired technique (brushing, wiping, rag rolling, stippling). Work wet-in-wet at transitions.

Plaster consolidation: Diluted, as a transparent consolidant for slightly sanding plasters.

Tools & cleaning: immediately with water.

Technical data

Form	Powder for mixing with water
sd value	< 0.01 m (DIN EN ISO 12572)
Tinting	KREIDEZEIT earth and mineral pigments + alkali-resistant pigments
ideal substrate	light, slightly textured lime surfaces

Full declaration

Milk casein, methylcellulose, soda. When using the product, observe the complete product information (technical data sheet and safety data sheet).

Frequently asked questions

What do I need the binder for?
To mix your own wall glazes with KREIDEZEIT pigments and to carry out wiping, rag-rolling or stencilling techniques.

Which substrate is ideal?
Light-coloured, slightly textured lime surfaces such as Slaked Lime Paint – filled, Lime Brush-on Plaster, Lime Bonding Plaster -fine- or Lime Smoothing Plaster.

Can I apply the binder neat?
It is intended as a glaze binder and is tinted with pigments. It can also be used neat in diluted form as a transparent plaster consolidant.