Residual moisture in concrete is why Catalogue 2024 lists Humidity Primer and Humidity Primer LV. Those are epoxy primers for residual moisture, not standing water. Primer Epoxy 100 is a different epoxy primer. Do not swap the names.

The overcoat interval belongs to the named membrane and its finish. Colodur Eco (aliphatic finish), Floortop 1K and the ProLine top coats each have their own window on the current sheet. Splitting a 2K kit is not an interval. Rolling another thin film over a blister is not an interval either.

However, this note does not print those numbers. Read them from the current TDS, then the calculator if the area is known. In addition, keep mix ratio on the sheet.

First, write the dew point residual moisture limit from the TDS. Then write the overcoat window for the finish. After that, name Primer Epoxy 100 or Humidity Primer as the catalogue actually lists them.

See Humidity Primer, Primer Epoxy 100, documents, and the calculator.

Outbound reference: EOTA.

A shift that ignores dew point residual moisture will write a blister into the next coat. Keep the numbers on the current sheet.

Therefore the current TDS remains the source for mix ratio, overcoat and consumption. Then the calculator sizes the area. However, a number invented here would be a specification error. In addition, the application page is the schedule. First name the exposure. Next name the commercial product and the chemical type in the same sentence. After that, open documents. Also keep the finish on the same clause as the body. A sample, a colour or a photograph does not replace that sentence.

These notes do not replace the current TDS, SDS or a written specification. For pack sizes, mix ratio and kg/m², read the current sheet, then the calculator.