Description

• High-quality, perfectly homogeneous, non-repeating wall and ceiling paints based on 100% acrylic resin with added PU additive.

Use

Decorative finishing of sufficiently dry and stabilized substrates such as ceilings, plasterboard, masonry, concrete, wallpaper, structured plaster, fiberglass and old wall paint in areas where the aesthetic appearance and resistance of the matt finish surface are very important.

Key features

• Can be applied without rework or roller marks
• Perfectly homogeneous finish
• Long open time
• Can be used as both primer and topcoat (monopot system)
• Very easy to touch up
• Non-porous paint, which extends the open time of the next coat
• Tension-free paint, can be applied over old paintwork
• Combines high functionality with a high aesthetic finish
• Low-gloss surface finish
• Very good opacifying power
• Highly washable once fully cured (class 1, EN13300)
• Insulates against water-soluble impurities such as soot stains, rust, crayon, etc.
• Meets European EcoLabel criteria -> certificate pending
• Indoor air quality: A+ (French legislation)
• Low odor, no annoying or irritating odors (ammonia)
• Low VOC content (< 10g/l)

Yield and drying

• Practical coverage: 8-11m²/liter
  Practical coverage depends on various factors, such as substrate structure, condition and shape of
  the object, application method, experience of the applicator, as well as atmospheric conditions.
• Drying time:
  Dust-free = 1h
  Recoatable = 4h
  Recoatable with water-sensitive soiling = 24h

Sigma Systems

UNTREATED MINERAL SUBSTRATE
System with primer
Primer coat Sigmacryl Prim Ecoplus (EcoLabel) or Sigmacryl Prim Opaque or Sigma Wallprim, shade to match final coat.
Finish with 1 coat Sigma Perfect
One-pot system
Sigmacryl Prim Opaque primer, in the same shade as the final coat
Two coats Sigma Perfect

PAINTED SUBSTRATE
After pre-treatment (see substrate conditions), apply 1 or 2 coats of Sigma Perfect
The number of finishing coats depends on quality requirements, the shade chosen, the existing shade
and the nature of the substrate.