Belka Application on Different Surfaces
Soft Plaster or White Plaster
This type of surface is the best type for the application of BELKA and does not need any substructure and BELKA can be applied onto it directly.
Plaster & Soil Surfaces
Usually in these kinds of surfaces the corners of walls due to no supervision or no need are not ingoted and around the windows and the doors are left empty. In this case the corners are ingoted and after the application of this material like point A of article 1 BELKA can be applied.
A- Coarse Cement Surfaces
Usually the coarse cement surfaces have
unevenness and high porosity and the corners have not correct ingot. In
this case after repairing the corners for better quality, BELKA is
applied twice as lining and cover that naturally increases the
expenditures of BELKA and in respect of adhesion will not create any
problem.
B- Soft Cement Surface
The soft cement surfaces that are
applied according to the used regional standards have no problem for
application with BELKA and it is a very proper headstock for the
application of this product.
C- Coarse Cement Surface
In case these surfaces are equal, BELKA
is applied on them easily.
Oily Kenitex
In case these
levels will have no embossment or decay, BELKA can be applied easily.
Watery Kenitex (Plastic)
Due to not having the adhesion power to
the lower surfaces and being solvent in water, all the surface should be
smeared to tetronium materials in order water will not penetrate inside
it and then BELKA will be applied on it.
Rolex
Like watery kenitex is behaved.
Oil Dyes
The oil dye surfaces are proper headstock for the application of BELKA and due to the sliding condition of oil surfaces, BELKA paste should be prepared more stiff than usual.
Old & Damaged Oil Dyes
Usually these surfaces due to decay and by the passage of time and bad quality of color and its application are not even. For preventing the behavior contradiction of BELKA on these surfaces, all the surfaces should be smeared to tetronium and create an evenness on the surface and after complete dryness, BELKA be applied on it.
Plastic dye due to no resistance against water should be smeared with tetronium and thinner and after dryness BELKA can be applied.
For these surfaces, before the application, the wood surface should be smeared with tetronium. In this case better quality will be obtained.
Chip Board
The chip board surface should be smeared at least twice by tetroninum. Otherwise, good quality oil dye should be used.
Glass surface has no limitation for
application. But in case of contamination to carbon black should be
cleaned with foam and cloth and the BELKA paste should be stiffer than
usual limit.
Black Iron
Due to high degree of rustiness, the
black iron should be smeared with oil color.
Galvanized Iron or Aluminum
These surfaces have no limitation for
application in case they are not oily and the paste should be prepared
with stiffer than the usual limit.
Explanation:
Due to the moisture that BELKA has
during the application, all the surfaces that show reflection against
water should be covered by oil dye and tetronium resin in advance and
the amount and the density of the oil dye or tetronium resin depends to
the fatigue-ness and diameter of metal or the substructure of the
surface.
