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Premium glass déco |
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First glass déco |
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High tech
déco |
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Non - woven |
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Accessories |
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| The surface must be dry, clean, smooth and stable. Depending on the condition, the surface should be carefully prepared. |
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Cracks, holes and uneven spots should be smoothed with a filler and a trowel. |
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Firm coats of paint, standard absorbent plaster, plaster stucco or plaster board must be pre-treated with primer-sealer.
Extremely smooth surfaces must be sanded, rough surfaces must be smoothed out. |
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Unstable surface coatings, wallpaper, woodchip paper, non-washable distempers or flaking coat must be completely removed.
The wall surface should be treated with primer-sealer. |
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If a silky or glossy coat of paint is to be applied to the glass déco fabric, any uneven plaster or plasterboard should be
smoothed with a filler over the whole area.
The wall surface should be treated with primer-sealer. |
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Wall surfaces affected by mould or mildew should be pre-treated with a suitable agent. If wall surface is extensively affected by mould
or mildew, clean mechanically and then wash thoroughly. |
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Wall surfaces stained with nicotine or soot should be treated with a special insulating primer. |
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Wax coated chipboard, wood and hard board should be sanded and then treated with primer before paste application. |
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Loose, unstable material should be removed manually or mechanically and be repaired. |
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If this requirement is not met, the resulting surface finish may be affected considerably by partial peeling and/or formation of
pockets. |
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The reinforcing effect of glass déco fabrics cannot be reached. |
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| Uneven wall surfaces will provide an unsuitable substrate particularly with fine to medium types of glass déco fabrics. |
| Only a smooth, well-prepared surface shows the elegance of the various glass déco fabric textures. |
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| Uneven wall repairs will remain visible after application of glass déco fabric, especially in the sidelight. |
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| The finer the texture of the fabric, the more carefully the surfaces should be treated. |
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