MN Enduit - Vitrifier intensifying color and structure - Lithofin

MN Enduit - Vitrifier intensifying color and structure - Lithofin

Lithofin MN Enduit is a product containing solvents, based on high quality acrylates resistant to yellowing.

Special additives make it possible to increase its resistance to ultraviolet rays.

Vitrification using Lithofin MN Enduit makes it possible to obtain a protective satin film by intensifying color and structure.

The pores of the stone are clogged. Water and dirt can no longer penetrate and it therefore becomes easy to remove them.

Technical specifications :

• Density: approx. 0.9g/cm³
• Flash point: 37o C (cC)
• Appearance: colorless, transparent
• Smell: aromatic, petrol type
• Water solubility: not soluble

Application domain :

This product can be used indoors for the maintenance of practically all absorbent and rough natural stones such as granite, gneiss, marble, slate, limestone, etc.

It embellishes the appearance of the stone and facilitates its maintenance.

NB: Polished or very finely sanded surfaces, as well as non-absorbent supports cannot be treated with Lithofin MN Enduit. If in doubt, carry out a test on an inconspicuous place. Lithofin MN Enduit greatly reduces water permeability. Do not use Lithofin MN Enduit on a damp surface or one that might be.

Manual :

1. Apply Lithofin MN Enduit generously and evenly, using a foam roller, a vitrification brush or a soft paintbrush, on the absorbent, clean and dry surface.
2. It is possible to carry out a new application of Lithofin MN Enduit when you notice that it has lost its effect.

Note: polished or very finely sanded surfaces, as well as non-absorbent substrates cannot be treated with Lithofin MN Enduit. If in doubt, carry out a test on an inconspicuous place.

Lithofin MN Enduit greatly reduces water permeability. Do not use Lithofin MN Enduit on a damp surface or one that might be.

Do not apply in the sun and at a temperature above 25°C.

Warning: protect surfaces sensitive to solvents from splashes.

Yield :

• Approximately 10-20 m²/L, depending on substrate.