Pay attention to ensuring the substrate is prepared in an even and careful manner. On new mineral substrates, such as cement plasters and concrete, preparatory work can begin after a minimum of 28 days.

Before starting work, all elements remaining within the work range that are not intended for painting must be appropriately covered and secured. Priming can be performed only on a dried surface, after the binding and hardening period appropriate for a given substrate has elapsed.

After priming the substrate, wait until the applied primer has dried—4 to 24 hours under optimal conditions—and only then proceed to paint application. Dispersion paint is a ready-to-use product, and it is not permissible to add a larger quantity of water to it than specified in the product preparation instructions. Failure to comply with this recommendation may result in changes to the binding properties, color, and paint covering parameters.

Optimal drying conditions are assumed to be a relative humidity of 60% and an air temperature of +20°C. The process of paint preparation, application, and drying should occur at an air temperature from +5°C to +25°C and with stable air humidity. The substrate temperature should be +5°C to +25°C. Low temperature, increased humidity, and rough substrate structure extend the paint's drying time.

Protect newly made paintings from precipitation and low and high temperatures (below +5°C, above +25°C) until bound, for a minimum of 24 hours. The dispersion paint's initial drying time is 24 hours. Complete curing takes 72 hours from applying the last coat.

Implementation possibilities must be appropriately adapted to the surface area intended for painting, taking into account the number of employees, their skills, possessed equipment, the existing condition of the substrate, and prevailing weather conditions.

If it is necessary to take technological breaks during painting, plan invisible locations for them in advance (e.g., in corners, at the junction of colors, behind the gutter, etc.). Painting should be done on surfaces not exposed to direct action of sun, wind, or rain. It is recommended to secure the scaffolding with protective mesh to minimize unfavorable external factors.

Dispersion paint is produced from natural components. To achieve optimal aesthetic quality, execute a facade fragment that constitutes a separate whole in a single technological stage, using material ordered for one-time use and originating from a single production batch. Information and Technical Sheet No: CON-102-2023

The date of production is also the batch designation. To limit color differences, it is recommended to order paint for the entire object; delivery is possible in batches. To avoid visible joints, painting must be done in a continuous technological sequence (using the "wet-on-wet" method) under stable weather conditions. In the autumn-winter and winter-spring periods, the use of MITECH SPW, a paint setting acceleration additive, is recommended (see technical data sheet of the product). After finishing painting works, tightly close the opened paint packaging and use its contents as quickly as possible.

After finishing painting, tools and hands should be washed with running water, bearing in mind that cleaning is difficult after the paint has dried. Wipe freshly soiled elements with a damp cloth. Soiled areas can be washed with MITECH PDC, a stain removal agent.