Siniat mastaglide
Description
mastaglide is a premixed heavy weight compound for final coating plasterboard joints and fastener heads. Suitable for both hand troweling and mechanical tools, mastaglide can be used over mastabase and mastalongset bedding cements. mastaglide has good body, and is particularly suited for application with mechanical tools in larger projects. It is easy to trowel, gliding over the joint with little effort. Quick drying means less waiting before sanding, with sufficient time available for fine edges when feathering. mastaglide has good resistance to cracking in internal angles. Light in colour when first applied. When mastaglide dries, the colour changes so sanding is started only when the joints are completely dry. Benefits
- Smooth trowelling
- Great sanding
- Low shrinkage
| Specifications | Compounds Description | Product Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|
| QLD Specs | mastaglide finishing compound | 20.00 |
| NSW Specs | mastaglide finishing compound | 20.00 |
| VIC Specs | mastaglide finishing compound | 20.00 |
| SA Specs | mastaglide finishing compound | 20.00 |
| TAS Specs | mastaglide finishing compound | 20.00 |
| WA Specs | mastaglide finishing compound | 20.00 |
What is the best way to paint plasterboard once it is installed?
When installed in accordance with Siniat installation guidelines, the finished surface of all Siniat plasterboard accepts most types of decorative finish: emulsion or oil based paints, stipples, enamels, textured coatings and wallpapers. Matt finishes give the best appearance; gloss or sheen finishes tend to highlight any surface irregularities, as will harsh or glancing light. In order to obtain the best finish to the walls, Siniat recommends the following: Lay down the nap of any scuffed areas using MastaFinish, MastaLite or MastaGlide jointing compounds. The surface should be free of dust and other foreign matter. Ensure that the joint treatment is thoroughly dry before applying the sealer. Always seal over jointed and unjointed areas. Use roller application for paint. Overworking of sealant coat on jointed areas may cause paint to lift. Roller application applies uniform texture over the entire surface. Use only the best quality paints and other finishes. Use of sealers or undercoats that are water-based is preferred to reduce the possibility of raising the paper linerboard nap. Lightly sand between coats if nap is raised. Apply finishes in strict accordance with manufacturers’ instructions.
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CASE STUDIES
| Resources | Downloads |
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| Array Apartments | Download |
