ᐅ High-quality painting tools – which brand?

According to the product description, yes. If necessary, consult your building materials supplier again.

Bauenaberwie schrieb:

Ah, okay, thanks. Would that be the Knauf Betokontakt?

Tolentino schrieb:

According to the product description, yes.
If in doubt, consult your building materials supplier again.

Okay, I’ll ask again. However, all the experience reports I found are based on deep primer, not bonding primer 😀 I’m confused :/ I haven’t found a single case where bonding primer was used for the concrete slabs.

Primer deep penetrates and stabilizes highly absorbent or sandy substrates. This ensures an even (and slightly reduced, so you don’t need multiple coats) absorption for the next layer. You need this, for example, on an already plastered wall. Otherwise, the plaster would absorb all the paint.

Bonding primer creates adhesion, ensuring that the plaster sticks well, especially on low-absorbency substrates. Concrete is one such substrate.

In theory, you can apply the deep primer on top of the filler compound at the end to achieve a more even finish. However, this is probably unnecessary because the filler is applied very thinly.

Good morning, I have successfully completed the first test wall/ceiling and am very satisfied with the result. The only issue is that the opacity of the Haering decorative quartz is not very strong. Therefore, I plan to apply a first coat after plastering. Do you know of a good and relatively inexpensive paint that would be suitable for this? The decorative quartz is free of harmful substances, and the paint should be as well. Would Alpina be suitable for this?

Bauenaberwie schrieb:

Only the opacity of the Haering decorative quartz is not very strong.

Was it applied in one or two coats? Was it colored or did you use the natural “white” of the plaster, which is not so attractive?

I basically applied it directly from the bucket to the wall. I think the color is okay. I guess I just rolled it on 😀