Neutralysalt Primer
ANTI-SALT / ANTI-EFFLORESCENCE TREATMENT
A preventive and corrective treatment for mineral walls affected by rising damp or soluble salts. Its GLDA chelating agents act on nitrates, chlorides and sulfates to stop efflorescence (saltpeter) from crystallizing on the surface, without altering the breathability of the wall. Compatible with lime, clay and silicate systems.
At a glance
- INTERIOR + EXTERIOR
- 1,020–1,220 SQ. FT./GAL PER COAT
- BRUSH · ROLL · SPRAY
Why it works
- Stops efflorescence before it ruins the finish
- GLDA chelating agents act on nitrates, chlorides and sulfates
- Does not alter the breathability of the wall
- Compatible with lime, clay and silicate systems
Where to use it
Lime · Clay · Brick · Stone · Mineral stucco
Technical details
| Coverage | 1,020–1,220 sq ft/gal (1–2 wet-on-wet coats, by porosity) |
|---|---|
| Preparation | Ready to use (do not dilute) |
| Application | Brush, roller or hand sprayer |
| Before stucco or finish | Allow 24 h (do not rinse) |
| Storage | Keep above 32 °F |
How to apply it
- Prepare: Clean, dry and sound; brush off loose material and salts.
- Apply: Brush, roller or hand sprayer. (Allow 24 h)
- Topcoat: Continue with the finish your wall needs.
Questions
How much will I need?
Coverage: 1,020–1,220 sq ft/gal. 1–2 wet-on-wet coats, by porosity. Use the project calculator on this page — it rounds up to full containers.
Do I need anything else?
OxiGen™ Limewash White: finish coat — then finish with limewash. GrafGen™ Interior/Exterior: finish coat — or with GrafGen. Not sure? Tell us what's on your wall and we'll help you choose.
Where can I use it?
Lime, Clay, Brick, Stone, Mineral stucco.
How long does an unopened pail keep?
18 months in the original, sealed container.