MEDICO+ is an antibacterial paint containing silver ions, designed for painting walls and ceilings indoors. It creates a durable coating that provides high sterility and resistance to bacteria and fungi, while remaining hypoallergenic. The paint is produced using modern BIO PLUS technology, which highly reduces the development of microorganisms both in the packaging and after application on the wall. A specially formulated mixture of biocidal agents is injected under the packaging lid, creating a mist that prevents bacterial access to the paint, thus limiting contamination and microorganism growth. Due to its properties, it is suitable for use in healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and public buildings. Surfaces painted with MEDICO+ possess high resistance to cleaning and disinfecting agents and are durable enough to withstand wet washing and scrubbing. The paint is ideal for painting substrates made of lime, cement-lime, and cement plasters, as well as concrete, gypsum, gypsum plasterboards, and wallpapers.

The substrate should be load-bearing, even, dry, clean, not cracked, and cleared of adhesive coatings such as dust, grease, fine particles, and bitumen. Substrates with weak adhesion (detached plasters and paint coatings) must be removed. If the surface was previously covered with distemper or oil paints, it must be cleaned very thoroughly until the proper substrate is exposed. Absorbent substrates should be primed with MITECH MG deep-penetrating primer. Gypsum plasterboards and substrates with varying absorption and color should be primed with MITECH LG priming paint.

The packaging contains a product ready for use. Immediately before use, the entire contents must be mixed very thoroughly using a low-speed mixer/drill with a basket agitator until a uniform consistency is obtained, taking care not to aerate the paint. If necessary, dilute with water as follows: maximum 10% by volume for the first coat, and maximum 5% by volume for the second coat. Apply the paint to the properly prepared substrate in two coats using a brush, roller, or hydrodynamic spray. After applying the first coat, wait for the paint to dry. In optimal conditions (60% relative humidity and $+20^{\circ}C$ air temperature), the drying time is approximately 2 hours. The next coat of paint should be applied only after the previous one has completely dried. Complete curing of the applied paint coating occurs minimum 24 hours after applying the final coat. The paint achieves its full strength properties 7 days after the application of the final coat.